For the fourth week of the month long Blogging Marathon, the theme is Breakfast Recipes around the world. Again I wanted to try some new recipes for this theme and my first dish comes from Germany. Apfelpfannkuchen also known as Dutch baby in US, this is a sweet pancake baked in oven in a iron […]
As mentioned yesterday, I made the Whole Wheat Bread thrice. Though we had some slices slathered with nutella, I also made a savoury pudding with the bread. With onions, tomatoes and cheddar cheese, it made a filling breakfast. This is an eggless version and I have used corn flour to bind the pudding. I have […]
For the final day of first week Blogging Marathon 31, under the theme mini servings, I made these mini ragi uthappam topped with carrot and beetroot for our breakfast today. After visiting Uzhavar Unavagam in Madurai started a few years back by the then Collector Sahayam, I have started making dosas with ragi flour, maize […]
For the second day of Blogging Marathon#22, final week I decided to prepare a savoury Bengal dish. This recipe is also from Indian Food Forever website. During the early days of starting my blog, I prepared a tawa cooked version of this poori. But I think the deep fried ones tasted better. I prepared these […]
Today comes another upma for the third day of Blogging Marathon #21. I made it with fresh bread crumbs and it is totally different from the bread upma I posted yesterday. I chopped onions into thick squares and so got a nice crunch in the upma which alternated the soft bread crumbs.I just added some […]
Idlis are very famous breakfast dish from South India. Every state has a different set of ingredients to get fluffy idlis. This is the way we get idlis in Tamil Nadu. Nowadays idli batter is readily available in the market. So it has become very rare to prepare batter at home. Though the batter sold […]
Today I am posting about a perfect Tamil breakfast platter. This menu comes in marriage functions. In our marriage there was also uthappam. Usually the breakfast is completed with a cup of coffee. Traditionally it is laid out on a banana leaf. First comes kesari and it is followed by medhu vadai, chutneys and idli. […]