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Many dishes are prepared with leftover rotis/chapatis/phulka. Today I made stale/leftover roti  chilla.  Rather I should say roti sandwitch chilla.  My mother in law used to make it with leftover rotis. After my marriage, I ate it first time in breakfast. I liked it very much.  Today while I was making, it made me nostalgic for those sweet days. Here below is its full recipe:
Ingredients
1 cup of besan
salt to taste
1/4 tsp of turmeric powder
1/4 tsp of garam masala
1/4 tsp of cumin seeds
handful of chopped cilantro
1 finely chopped green chili
1 tsp of grated ginger
3/4 cup of water
1 tsp of lemon juice
oil
Method
1.  First of all we need leftover chapatis.  I took 4 chapatis.
2.  Take the besan and all the ingredients, except oil, in a bowl and  make a batter with 3/4 cup of water pouring gradually.
3. Add 1 tsp of oil to the batter and mix.
4.  Heat a non stick pan or tava. Apply besan batter to one side of roti and place it on greased tava. Now apply besan to the other side. 
5. Put 1 tsp of oil around the roti sandwaitched chilla and flip it over.
6. Cook till crisp from both sides just like chilla/puda. When it it done, remove it from tava and serve it hot with tomato ketchup or any green chutney.
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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Cashews chutney is made during vrats and fasts. Its making is very simple.  Here below is the full recipe:
Ingredients:
handful of cashew nuts/kaju
handful of chopped cilantro
1 chopped tomato
few mint leaves
2 fresh chilies
1"piece o ginger
1 tbsp of coriander powder
1/2 tsp of garam masala
salt to taste
3 tsp of white vinegar or as required
Method
1. Keep the cashews in 3 tbsp of water in a small bowl till chopping of cilantro etc.
2. Wash the cilantro, ginger , mint, tomato and fresh chilies.  Peel the ginger and chop all these roughly.
3.  Now take the cashews all along with water, ginger, tomato cilantro, mint, and fresh chilies in big container of blender. Add white vinegar and coriander powder too.  
4.  Blend it till smooth.
5.  Next add salt and garam masala and pulse it once or slightly blend it again.
6.  Transfer it to a small serving bowl. chatpati cashews chutney is ready to serve.
Enjoy Healthy Cooking!!!
See more recipes:
How to steam corns in microwave  
Healthy Bhutta or Corn  
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    
Ripe Banana Chutney 
Kairi chutney  
Red chutney  
Coconut Malai chutney  
Sandesh/Paneer Peda  
Moong Dal Kachori 
Peas Chutney
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Koftas are made with various vegetables. Today I have made kamal kakdi/bhiss/lotus stem/nadru/bhay kofta.  It is very declicious and worth making.  Here below is its full recipe:
Ingredients
For Koftas
1 cup of boiled and grated lotus stem
1/2 cup of besan/chickpea flour
salt to taste
1/4 tsp of red chili powder
1/4 tsp of turmeric powder
1/4 tsp of garam masala
1/2 tsp of amchoor powder/mango powder
1 tsp of oil
enough oil for frying koftas
For gravy
1 roughly chopped  big onion
3 ripe tomatoes
2 roughly chopped green chili
1 inch piece of ginger
pinch of asafetida/heeng
1 tsp of cumin seeds
2-3 bay leaves (optional)
1/2 tsp of turmeric powder
salt to taste
1/2 tsp of  red chili powder
1/2 tso of garam masala
1/2 tsp of coriander powder
2 tbsp of finely chopped cilantro
2 tbsp of butter 
Method
Koftas
1.  Peel the bhiss/lotus stem and boil it into pressure cooker with 2 cups of water.  As the pressure comes, lower the heat and cook for 15 minutes. For this step, see the post "how to boil the bhiss".
2. Now grate the bhiss and add chickpea flour, salt, turmeric, red chili powder, mango powder, garam masala and 1 tsp of oil.  Mix it well and prepare small balls out of it with greased hand.
3.  Next heat the oil in frying pan/kadahi. Fry all the balls/koftas in hot oil till golden brown and then take out from the oil.  Koftas are ready.
Gravy
4.  Heat 2 tbsp of oil in a frying pan. Add asafetida/heeng, cumin seeds and let it crackle for a while.
Next add onion and ginger and cook it till light brown color.  After that add tomatoes and green chilies and cook it till oil comes out. Now keep it for some time so that it comes on room temperature.
5.  Now take it in the blender zar and blend it till smooth.  Some filter it through a sieve in order to get more smooth paste.  Here I have not done this process.
6.  Now Heat butter in a pan.  After melting it, add cumin seeds and bay leaves. After that put smooth paste of onion and tomato,salt turmeric, and coriander powder and cook it till oil droplets start coming out all around the masala.
7.  Now add the  left over water in which we have boiled the lotus stem. More water can be added till the desired consistency of gravy. Here I have added 1/2 cup of water more.
8.  Now cook it for 5 to 8 minutes. Then add fried koftas to it and cook it again for 2 to 3 minutes.  
9.  Remove from heat. Add garam masala and cilantro and mix gently.
10. Soft and delicious bhiss koftas are ready to serve. Transfer it into a serving dish.
Enjoy Healthy Cooking!!!
See more recipes: 
Kabuli channe 
Stuffed Parwal/Parval    
Milky Corn Methi Paneer 
Bhutte Ki Bhurzee/Bhurtha  
Onion Stuffed Simla Mirch
Palak Paneer  
Boiled Kathal Sabzi  
Tori Peels Paneer Saag   
Raw Banana Sabzi  
Bottle Gourd Zest Kofta Curry    
Bhiss(lotus stem) & Aaloo Sabji   
Leafy Potatoes (wild sweet leaves)   
Tiny Pumpkin with Spring Onion leaves   
Guava Sabji  
Gravy wale Aaloo 
Kachalu Dahi (curd) Wale   
Baigan (brinjal) Bhurta   
Stuffed capsicum with Potato   
Potatoes with Spinach Chutney   
Stuffed Green chili Peppers (peanuts)  
Mint Paneer Pasanda   
Bhindi Sabzi in Microwave  
Stuffed Karela with cabbage
Babycorn Sabzi 
How to boil bhiss 
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Makke ke aate ka upma is called turn cornmeal in Jamaica. It is ideal dish for breakfast and tea time.  I have made this Jamaican dish little bit mixing with our Indian cooking.  It is very healthy and delicious too.  Here is the whole process how I made it:
Ingredients
1 small cup of makke ka aata/ maize flour
2 cups of coconut milk (250 grams)
3.1 tsp of oil
4.1 tbsp of butter
few curry leaves
1 bowl of frozen vegetables
salt to taste
1/2 tsp of turmeric powder
1 tsp of lime juice
1 tsp of cumin seeds
1 tsp of black mustard seeds
1/2 cup finely chopped cilantro
1/2 cup of chopped spring onion leaves
1/2 cup of cottage cheese cubes (optional)
1 finely chopped green chili
Method
1. Roast the maize flour with one tsp pf oil on medium flame till slightly change in color not too much. Now take out in another plate and clean the pan.
2. In the same pan take 1 tbsp of butter and keep it on heat.
3.  Now add cumin seeds and mustard seeds and let it crackle for a while. Next and curry leaves.
4. Next add frozen vegetables, salt and turmeric powder.
5.  After that add the coconut milk and stir.
6. Now add maize flour and mix.
7.  While stirring constantly, add lime juice, spring onion leaves, and half of cilantro.
8.  Cook constantly stirring till oil separates
9.  Delicious turn cornmeal/makke ka upma is ready and remove from heat. Add remaining cilantro and cottage cheese cubes and mix thoroughly and transfer it into a serving dish.
Tip
1.After cooking, as oil completely separates from upma, this (oil/butter) can be consumed with upma or can be discarded.
2. Instead of frozen vegetables, steamed or frozen corn can be added to it. It tastes great in it.
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)
How to Steam Corn in Microwave 
Bhutte ki Chutney 
Bhutte ki Bhurzee/burtha 
Healthy Bhutta & Corn 
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Rot/sweet poori/meethi poori is an integral part of some festivals.  It is favorite of all children. It is also made for Hanuman ji's Prasad. Here below is the whole process how we can prepare it:
Ingredients
2 cups of wheat flour
1 tbsp of semolina
1/4 cup of castor sugar/powdered sugar
1/4 cup of oil for moyan
1/3 cup of milk or water
1 tsp of fennel/soanf seeds
Method
1. Sieve the wheat flour and add semolina, castor sugar and soanf to it.  Mix well.
2. Next add oil for moyan and rub it with the palms of both hands.
3.  Now knead it with milk or water.  Add milk gradually and make a dough.
4.  Keep it aside for 5 minutes in summer. But in winter keep it for 10 to 15 minutes for rest.
5.  Now make it smooth with hands.
6.  Make small small balls/pedas out of it.
7.  Roll it into round pooris with rolling pin on a wooden surface/chakla.
8.  Heat the oil in a deep frying pan/kadahi.
9.  Fry all the sweet pooris on medium flame in this oil till slightly brown.
10. Delicious rot/sweet pooris/Meethi pooris are ready to serve.
Tip
1.Instead of castor sugar, normal sugar can be used.  Just dissolve the sugar in milk/water and knead the dough.
2.Water can be used instead of milk for making dough.
Enjoy Healthy Cooking!!!  
See more recipes:
Somtam Papaya Salad
Tomyam soup
Double Colored Rice Poori
Jobstears Kheer
Watermelon (Tarbooj) Kheer
Yellow (Pumpkin) Kheer
Sweet Potatoes Kheer
Sweet Bread (Tutti Frutti)
Sweets Carrots
Sweet Water Melon rind
Petha Mithai
Moong Dal Halwa
Boondi Ladoo 
Paneer Pak
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