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Fresh chilies are available in many varieties all over the world.  It is used in almost all spicy meals.  Today I am writing the recipe of khatti meethi mirchis. It goes well with main meal, sawali,  and mathri etc.  Here below is how I made it:
Ingredients
15 green mild  fresh chilies
2 tbsp of oil
1 tbsp of panchphool (soanf, kalongi, ajvain, jeera ,rai)
pinch of asafetida
1 tsp of salt
3/4 tsp of turmeric
2 tbsp of sugar
2 tbsp of  white vinegar/lime juice 
few curry leaves
Method
1.  Wash the fresh chilies with water.  Dry with clothes.
2.  Cut the chilies in desired shape.
3.  Heat the oil in a pan.  Add asafetida, panchfool and curry patta and let it cook for a while.  As it starts changing color, put the chili chunks with salt and turmeric powder and mix. 
4. Cover the pan with lid and let it cook for 3 to 4 minutes on medium flame.
5.  Next add vinegar and sugar and mix.  While mixing sugar, it leaves water.  Dry it completely.
6.  Chatpati khatti meethi mirchis are ready to serve.
Enjoy Healthy Cooking!!!
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Sweet corn Soup
Healthy Bhutta or Corn 
Spicy Grilled Baby Corn Kabab 
Corn Chaat 
Fresh Green Pepper Corn in Lime Juice 
Fresh Chilies in Vinegar
Green chilies Paste 
Chili Chilla 
Corn Stuffeed Mirch Pakoras 
Stuffed Green Chili Pepper 
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Onion is used in almost all dishes whether it is sabzi, pulses, chutney, rice, and snacks.  It enhances the taste of every dish.  Today I am writing the recipe of onion parantha.  Here it is:
Ingredients
2 big onion
handful of chopped cilantro
1"of ginger piece
2 fresh green chilies finely chopped
salt to taste
1 tsp of coriander powder
1/2 tsp of garam masala
3/4 tsp of mango powder
1/4 tsp of red chili powder(optional)
oil
2 cups of wheat flour
1 cup of water
1/4 cup wheat flour for rolling paranthas
1/2 tsp of cumin or ajvain seeds
Method
1.  Peel the onion and ginger and cut roughly.  Chop it into chopper.
2.  Now squeeze the chopped onion  through a neat and clean cloth. Keep the squeezed water for making dough.
3.  Add the cilantro, green chilies, amchoor, coriander powder, red chili powder, and garam masala to the shopped and squeezed onion. Salt is added just before we are ready to  roll it.
4.  Add the ajvain or cumin seeds to the dry flour. Now make a smooth dough with water as written above in ingredients list.  Keep it aside for 10 minutes.  Now again make it smooth with hands
5.  Heat the tava/pan on medium flame.
6.  Now it is the time to add sat to the mixture.  Mix it properly.  Stuffing is ready
7.  Now make 4-5 balls out of the dough.
8.  Roll this dough ball in round shape with rolling pin by applying dry flour (plethan)
9. Next keep handful of stuffing on it and gather it from all its sides and make a ball again . Now press it with your palm slightly and it will be flat roundel.
10.  Now roll it again with rolling pin by applying dry flour.
11.  Place this rolled paratha on the heated tava. When it seems dry turn it to the other side.
12. Apply the oil to both sides and cook it crisp by pressing with spatula.
13.  Crispy onion paratha is ready to serve.
Enjoy Healthy Cooking!!!
See more recipes:
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Chili Chilla  
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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) 
Totilla's bhatoore
Tortilla Tandoori roti    

Chili Parantha
Gobhi Parantha 
Stale Roti Chaat
All Purpose flour/Maida dhokla 
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Kachalu/Taro root is used in many forms just as fried, boiled and baked. Earlier I have written its dahi wali Sabzi. Today I am writing the recipe of its chaat. It is very tasty chaat and very popular in Malwa region in India. Here below is how we can make it:
Ingredients
1 kachalu/taro root
1 lemon
salt to taste
1 tsp of dried mint powder
1 tsp of red chili powder
1 tsp of chaat masala
1 /2 tsp of garam masala
Method
1. Peel the Kachalu/taro root and cut into roundels.
2.  Heat the oil in pan/karahi.
3.  Fry the kachalu roundels in hot oil and take out.
4.  Now cut the fried kachalu into bite sized pieces.
5.  Again fry these kachalu pieces into the hot oil till crisp.
6.  Now take these fried kachalu in a plate according to your need.  Sprinkle salt, chaat masala, garam masala, mint powder, chili powder and lemon juice on it. Mix well and serve.
7.  Kachalu/taro root chaat is ready to serve.
Enjoy Healthy cooking!!!
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Tamarind Paste 
Bread Tikki Chaat    
Chatpati Samak rice Chaat   
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Tamarind Fruit raita  
Loki raita   
Brinjal Raita  
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Bread Boondi Raita     
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Pakwan
Stale roti chaat 
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Raw mangos/kairi/aambi are a great source of vitamin C. it is generally used to make pickle, chutney etc.  Today I am writing the recipe of its soup with fulkis.  It is very chatpata soup as well as healthy too. Here below is the full recipe:
 Ingredients
1 big raw mango
7-8 tsp of sugar
small lump of jaggery
salt to taste
1/2 tsp of red chili powder
1/2 tsp of turmeric powder
pinch of heeng
1 tbsp of ginger paste
few mint leaves
1/2 tsp of roasted cumin powder
1/4 tsp of chaat masala
2 pinches of garam masala powder
Few besan pakodis/fulkis
Method
1.  Wash and peel the raw mango/kairi/aambi and cut into pieces.
2. Now take the mango pieces, ginger, salt, red chili, turmeric, heeng and jaggery ,with 2&1/2 cups of water in a pressure cooker and keep it on the flame.
3.  As soon as the first whistle comes, lower the flame and cook it for 10 minutes. After that remove from fire.
4.  Let the pressure cooker cool completely.  Filter the boiled mango through a colander/sieve to make it smooth.
5. Now take it in a pan and keep it again on fire.  Add sugar and let it dissolve and remove from heat. Now add all the remaining spices-roasted cumin powder, chaat masala, mint leaves and garam masala.
6.  Soak the besan pakoris/fulkis in normal water for 10 minutes.  After that squeeze it with light hands. For making fulki, see previous post Pkodi/Fulki
8. Then add these squeezed pakoris/fulkis in the mango pulp.
9.  Chatpata raw mango soup with pakodis/fulkis are ready to serve.
Tip
Quantity of sugar and jaggery depends on the sourness of mango. Everything can be adjusted according to taste.
Enjoy Healthy Cooking!!!
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Bread Soup 
 
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Veg.Winter melon Soup 
Soup of Mango seeds
Pumpkin Stem/stalk soup 
Water Melon white rind soup 
Pakodi/Fulki  
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Basen pulki/pakodi is used in many dishes.  It is very easy and simple to make. I have many childhood memories related to it whenever my mother made it for kadhi, we start eating before putting it in the curry.  Here below is the whole process how we can make it:
Ingredients:
2 small cups of besan
1/2 tsp of turmeric powder
pinch of heeng
1 tsp of cumin seeds
pinch of soda bi carb
salt to taste
1 cup of water
Method
1. Take two cups of besan. Add salt, turmeric, cumin, and heeng to it.  Make batter with one cup of water. Add water gradually. If we add water at one time, there is chances of becoming lump in it.
2.  Next add soda bi carb and mix it with light hand.  Alternatively, if we dont want to add soda, then stir it with fingers till it becomes very light.  To test it, take water in a bowl and pour the little batter in it, if it starts floating, it is ready,
3.  Now heat the oil in a frying pan.
4. Put the batter for pakodis with spoon or with hand in the hot oil. Turn it and when it is done, take it out from the oil.
5. Pakodis/fulkis are ready.
Enjoy Healthy Cooking!!!
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Tamarind Paste      
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Baked Brown Rice PulavKhoya/Mawa 
Moong Beans Sprouts
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