Chilly Bread

Nowadays it is easy to turn every leftovers to a 'chilly dish'! Just add a 'chilly' tail to the dish and call it Chilly porotta,(recipe in draft), bread chilly, chilly idli etc.. Whatever it is kids are satisfied with the tomato sauce/ketchup used in the dish and they are ready to love it.. Try the simple bread chilly recipe for your child this week.. Since am not good in health, thought to meet you with a simple recipe this week.Ok, try out and come back with your feed backs.. :)

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Pumpkin Chutney / Mathanga Chammanthi

I think it wouldn't be nice if I proceed without mentioning about my loyal reader Shilpa. Unlike other girls, she started cooking before marriage, has been experimenting in her kitchen along with her studies! She tries out many recipes for her parents, has tried out few from this site also, and met me while she was looking for a recipe of 'mathanga chammanthi' for her father. Recently, Shilpa sent me some pictures of the dishes she cooked with the remaining part of soya beans after she prepared soya milk! I really loved them since it is very clever to use it in this way, usually there remains lots of 'okara / soy pulp' once after you prepared some soya milk! I hope you too can use her methods, try out and let us know.. :)
Shilpa was worried about the quality of the pictures she has taken, I think you did great, I didn't like even to 'touch' camera, until I start blogging.. :)

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Naadan Chicken Roast

I hadn't broad band internet connection since few days, thats why I couldn't publish or reply your comments in time, couldn't even visit your blogs also. Currently am using a Airtel dial-up connection through my mobile phone, which eats a major part of the recharging amount.. :)
When we were kids, our villagers hadn't any poultry shops nearby.Every one had some 'home-grown' chicken to meet their need.I have seen 'broiler chicken' used only for the wedding parties, for making a bulk amount of biryani.. Have heard elders saying about it 'nammude naadan kozheede ruchi onnu vere thanne.. ' I was not smart enough to understand the taste-difference, but always looked for the leg part (drum sticks) reserved for me.. I was very lucky in that since there was no one to fight for the drumsticks, since both my siblings didn't eat chicken.. :)
This time, I have brought a naadan chicken roast for you, which was enough to satisfy my teenage taste buds, but I don't get the exact taste now, perhaps, my taste buds also might have grown with me.. :)

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