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Sandesh is a Bengali Mithai/sweet. It can be said paneer peda.  It is made with cottage cheese. It is very easy and simple to make but very delectable and healthy too. Here below is the whole process how we can make it:
Ingredients
2 liters of full fat milk
1/4 cup of white vinegar
3/4 cup of sugar powder
few pistachios 
Method
1.  Put 1/4 cup of water in a steel pan.  after that add milk and boil it.
2.  After boiling, let it cool for 3-4 minutes.
3.  Now add white vinegar and soon it  will be split.
4.  Further filter it through a sieve. Water will drain out and the cheese/paneer will be in the sieve. Be ensure sieve hole should not be too big. Drain all the water from cheese by pressing downwards with any spatula or with your knuckles. (Or place a cloth on a sieve and filter it through cloth and sieve. Tie the cloth and hang it for 20 minutes. Take out all with water by squeezing the cheese in cloth with hands).
5.  Now take the cheese/panneer in a tray/thali.
6.  Make it smooth rubbing with hands.
7.  Now add sugar powder/boora and again made it smooth and soft with hands.
8.  After that take this into a non stick pan and cook it on low flame, continously stirring with wooden spatula.
9.  Cook till it starts gathering.  It takes hardly 5 minutes.
10.  Now turn this mixture into a tray/thali and bring it on normal temperature by rubbing in order to make it soft or smooth.  
11.  When it comes on normal temperature, make the sandesh in any shape of your choice.  Here I have rolled it just like peda.
12.  Garnish it with sliced pistachios. 
13.  Tampting sandesh are ready to serve.
Tips
1.  Sometimes while boiling milk, it starts sticking to its bottom.  Smell of burning spoils its taste. Therefore, add 1/4 cup of water in a pan before putting milk.  Even while boiling put any spatula in it and stir it quite often.
2.  While cooking cheese  and sugar mixer, keep the flame low. Stir constantly. Don't cook it too long, otherwise, there will be difficulty in giving it a shape.
Enjoy Healthy Cooking!!! 
See similar recipes:
Boondi Ladoo  
Plain Sawalee or Mathri 
Shakkar Paare or Khurma
Petha Mithai
Burfi of Left over Chashni of Petha Mithai 
Shakkar Paare or Khurma 
Sugar Coated phulia or Murmure 
Oats Burfi 
Chocolate Squares 
Chocobar Ashrfis 
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Chutneys with any meal enhances the taste of food. Tender coconut malai chutney is more delicious and healthier than normal coconut. Here I am writing the whole process how we can make it:
Ingredients
1 tender coconut malai
3/4 cup of finely chopped cilantro
1/4 cup of finely chopped mint leaves
salt to taste
2 fresh chilies
2 tsp of grated ginger
1/2 tsp pf garam masala
1/2 tsp of coriander powder
3 tsp of white vinegar or as required
Method
1.  Take a tender coconut.  Take out its water in a glass or consume with straw, by piercing knife in its nose hole.  We are not using this water in it.  Now break the coconut by placing two fingers in its eye hole and hit against any hard surface just like floor or wall. If we see carefully coconut has three hole point. One hole impression is very weak which can be pierced with knife whereas other two hole impressions are not tender. Now scoop out all the malai.

2.  Wash the cilantro and mint leaves with water and chop it very fine.  
3.  Take finely chopped green chilies, ginger, cilantro, mint leaves, coconut malai and all remaining ingredients in big jar of mixer and blend it till smooth.  Add little water if needed to make it smooth.
4.  Chatpati sweet, sour and spicy coconut malai chutney is ready to serve.  Transfer it into a bowl.
Enjoy Healthy Cooking!!!
See these posts too:
Palak (Spinach) Chutney   
Marua ( Sweet Basil) chutney    
Sweet and Sour Guava dip     
Cabbage & Papaya Seeds chutney     
Cucumber Peels Chutney   
Leftover Lemon Zest Jam or chutney   
Instant Pineapple Dip     
Tori Peels Chutney     
Hummus    
chatpate Orange Peels     
Tahini   
Yellow Pumpkin Chutney   
Methi Leaves chutney
Chutney of Thorny Tori Peels  
Raw Sweet Tamarind Chutney  
Green Chilies Paste 
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Dark colored grapes are considered to be the healthiest one. They are not only delicious but packed with lots of nutrients. Dark colored grapes promote better -blood sugar level, cardiac health, brain function, and control obesity.  I have prepared lassi with these grapes.  Here is whole process how we can make lassi with it:
Ingredients
1.5 cups of curd
20  seedless black grapes
1.5 tsp of sugar
1/4 tsp of black salt or to taste
1/2 tsp of roasted cumin powder
1/4 tsp of crusher black pepper
few mint leaves
Method
1. Wash the grapes. If it has seeds then make halves of it and remove the seeds. Here I am using seedless black grapes
2. Take curd, black grapes, sugar,salt in big zar of blender and blend it till smooth.
3.  Transfer it into serving glasses.
4.  Now add hand torn mint leaves,and roasted cumin powder and mix it with spoon.
5.  Sprinkle fresh crushed black pepper..
6.  Black grapes lassi is ready to serve.  It can be served by adding ice cubes or of normal temperature.
Enjoy Healthy Cooking!!!
See these posts too:
Lemon Peels Pickle  
Kharbooja Pickle   
Fresh Green Pepper corn in Lime Juice   
Chatpate Orange Peels  
Fresh chilies in Vinegar   
Radish Instant Pickle   
Plain Sawalee or Mathri   
Mathi or Mathiyan   
Bamboo shoots Pickle   
Mooli Parantha   
Besan Ka Parantha   
Ajvain Leaves (ornamental) Parantha    
Boiled rice Parantha   
Ajvaini Lachha Parantha   
Methi Wali Makki roti
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Besan papdi/pator is a dry snack which is mostly made on Diwali and Holi festival. In Haryana it is called pator because it is thin just like a leaf.  It is very delicious and very easy to make.  Here is the whole process how we can make it:
Ingredients
2 cups of besan
3/4 cup of all purpose flour/maida
pinch of baking soda
salt to taste
3/4 tsp of turmeric powder
1/2 tsp of black pepper (crushed)
1/2 tsp of red chili powder
1 tsp of cumin seeds
2 tbsp of kasoori methi
1/3 cup of oil for moyan
1/2 cup of  water (-1 tbsp)
oil for frying
Method
1. Sieve besan, maida, salt, haldi and baking soda.
2.  Add all the other ingredients.
3.  Take it in a big bowl/thali/plate.  Add oil for moyan.  Rub it with hands.
4.  Now make a hard dough with water. 
5.  Keep it for 15 minutes for rest.
6.  Now make it smooth with hands for few minutes.
7.  Make rolls out of it as shown in the picture.
8.  Cut this roll into small pieces with knife.  Now roll these pieces into round or oval shape with rolling pin.  Sometimes it sticks to the wooden surface, use knife to pick it.
9.  Heat oil in a frying pan.  Oil should be enough hot.  Fry these rolled pators/papdis in the hot oil. It will fry quickly. When it is of room temperature store it in the airtight container.
10.  Besan pator/papdi is ready to enjoy.
Enjoy Healthy Cooking!!!
See more recipes:
Boondi Ladoo  
Plain Sawalee or Mathri   
Shakkar Paare or Khurma 
Petha Mithai 
Burfi of Left over Chashni of Petha Mithai  
Shakkar Paare or Khurma  
Sugar Coated phulia or Murmure  
Oats Burfi 
Chocolate Squares  
Sugar Coated Sawalee
Besan Chakris/chaklis 
Pakwan 
Mathi 
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Chole bhatoore is a popular food from greater Punjab region.  Making bhatoore is a lengthy process.  Here I have made bhatoore from wheat flour tortillas. It is little tricky to fry.  The bachelors, student living abroad far from their homes can make it too with very little effort.
Ingredients
wheat flour tortillas
Method
1.  Tortillas are kept in deep freezer.  Take it out from deep freezer just 10 minutes before.
2. Heat the oil in a wok.
3.  Drop carefully the tortilla into very hot oil and fluff it with ladle and quickly turn it to the other side with a chimta/tong.
4. Within seconds it will be fried from the other side too. Now take out from the oil.
5. Fry all the tortillas in the same way.
Tips
1.  Oil should be very hot. If it is not very hot, tortillas will not fluff.
2.While frying, keep tong and ladle ready.
3.Don't fry it too long.  It needs to be quick in  puffing with ladle and turning with tong.
4.  If you see its sides are opening, then press its sides, before putting in oil, in circular motion with the back of a steel bowl.  In this way, its side will be sealed again. 
Enjoy Healthy Cooking!!!
See More recipes:
 Kuttu Flour Puda or Chilla   
Chili Chilla  
Spicy Grilled Baby Corn Kabab   
Namkeen Puda or Chilla  
Bread Tikki chaat  
Corn stuffed Mirch Pakoras   
Double Colored Rice Poori   
Kale Patra or Patoud  
Mathi or Mathiyan   
Papaya Parantha    
Kuttu &sweet Potato Roti   
Ajvaini Lacha Parantha   
Boiled Rice Parantha  
Bread Loaf  
Mooli Wali Makki roti  
Plain Makki Ki Roti  
 sweet Bread (Tutti Frutti) 
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