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Ranveer Brar12 hours ago
This has to be one of the easiest, cheesiest dishes, that's everyone's favourite too!
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Pasta in White Sauce - Readymade Series
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Ranveer Brar18 hours ago
The tastes as we know it are Sweet, Sour, Salty, Umami and bitter. Of The last two, one is less known and the other less liked.
Well lets talk about the less liked taste today, lets talk about Bitterness.

Ever since we grew up we have related to bitter as the taste of medicines or poison and that subconsciously triggers our brain to spit out something unexpectedly bitter.

But every region in India has used bitterness of foods to their advantage, whether it’s the Kashmiri’s love for Sounchal (the bitterish wild spinach) or the Rajashthani's love for Methi ki launji.

And who can forget the 2400-years old “karivrnta”, the bitter gourd or karela as we know it today… what would a Shukto, a starter that every Bengali lives by, be without karela in it?

Bitter has been as much a part of our food as the other tastes. Yet surprisingly we are still grasping to come to terms with the "real" chocolate which is of course bitter.

Oh and if you want to feel good, here are some more facts, bitter foods are high on free radicals, they protect the liver, reduce diabetes, aid digestion and improve hunger. 🙂
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Heres a simple recipe for your “bitter” appreciation:
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Methi ki Launji
Ingredients:
1/4 cup seeds soaked for 2 hours
2 tbsp oil
1/2 tsp cumin seeds
1/4 tsp asafoetida
2 whole dry kashmiri red chillies
2 cloves
1 stick cinnamon
1 cup chopped jaggery
1 tbsp raisins
salt to taste
Dry Masala 1/2 cup (With equal quantities of Amchur, red chilly, dhaniya jeera powder)
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Method:
1. Heat the oil in a pressure cooker, add the cumin seeds, asafoetida, red chillies, cloves and cinnamon and sauté on medium flame for a few seconds.
2. Add the soaked methi seeds, 1 cup of water, jaggery, raisins and dry masala mix well and pressure cook upto 1 whistle.
3. Allow the steam to escape before opening the lid.
4. Boil on a medium flame for 5 to 7 minutes, while stirring occasionally.
5. Remove from the flame, allow it to cool completely.
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Something's cooking... Stay tuned and watch the space 🙂
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Cookie time!
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Amaranth Cookies | राजगिरा कूकीज | Ranveer Brar
Amaranth or Rajgira has more proteins than most other grains. It's high in calcium and super rich in minerals and antioxidants. These Amaranth or Rajgira coo...
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Raita isn't just a favourite accompaniment. Apart from cooling the body & aiding digestion, the Casein in yogurt neutralises the effect of Capsaicin in chilies.
Little wonder why we love our Raitas with spicy food!
Which is your favourite Raita?

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