Showing posts with label WWEat Recipes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WWEat Recipes. Show all posts

Saturday, 27 June 2015

Home Made Chocolates

Hello folks!! yes we are back after such a loooongggg break. Well, so now when we are back, so "Kuchh meetha ho jaye!!" ;) I was bored and wanted to do something with my box full of cocoa powder and then my inner soul urged me "Girl you are born to have chocolates."

Sounds interesting nah! yeah, we're gonna make home-made Chocolate. Quickest Chocolate you can ever have at home. Take a look.

Ingredients:

* Cocoa Powder- 3/4 Cup
* Sugar (granules)- 3/4 Cup
* Unsalted or Salted Butter- 4 Big Spoonful (melted)
* Milk Powder- 3/4 Cup


Steps:

1. Take a bowl add Cocoa powder, Milk powder and Sugar and mix properly;
2. Melt the butter pour into the bowl and stir it thoroughly;
3. Keep the consistency like loosened dough,
4. Make Balls and take a plastic box and pour into it.
5. Place inside the deep freezer


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Home-Made Chocolates

Reminder: 

Guys, I personally like rough texture, hence, I used sugar granules instead sugar powder. If you want smooth texture then use powdered sugar and edible coconut oil.

Enjoy rain with instant home made chocolates :)

Monday, 21 April 2014

Vegetable Fried Rice Recipe

By WhenWeEat
Cooking Time: 15 minutes
Preparation Time: 30 minutes
Cuisine Type: Chinese
Category: Main Course (Entrée)
Made for: 2 Adults

This is a dish loved by all. From kids to elderly people, fried rice is something no one can ignore. However, the fried rice we make at home never seems to live up to the expectations compared to those restaurant quality dishes, do they? In this recipe I have used few easy tricks to get that exact restaurant quality fried rice you are looking for.  An added bonus is that it is extremely easy to cook and uses really simple and readily-available ingredients. I served the fried rice with  Sautéed Oyster Mushrooms. You can use any Chinese or Korean side dish of your preference.


Oyster Mushroom Sauté Recipe

By WhenWeEat
Cooking Time: 35-40 minutes
Category: Main Course (Entrée), Sides
Cuisine Type: Chinese, Korean
Made for: 8 Adults

This is an easy to make oyster mushroom recipe. Oyster mushrooms are my favourite kind of mushroom. They are named so because of their contour that resembles oysters. Oyster mushrooms have a distinctive luscious taste that I prefer to preserve which is why I have used minimal seasoning and spices. You can use it as a side to pulao, fried rice or any other rice based dish. I made this dish as a side of fried rice. I still haven’t tried it with roti, so I can’t tell you whether it will go with roti or not. However, the taste itself is so incredible, I like to gobble up large quantities of the dish secretly before serving it ;)

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Wednesday, 16 April 2014

Spicy Baby Corn Fry Recipe

By WhenWeEat
Cooking Time: 15 minutes
Preparation Time: 30 minutes
Category: Main Course (Entrée), Sides
Cuisine Type: Chinese, Indian
Made for: 2 Adults

Baby corns are of low-calories, low-carb and high fiber content. They are nutritious and tasty. This is basically a stir fried baby corn recipe with a certain Indianisation to the taste. The main trick in cooking this dish is in sautéing the baby corns. The idea is to cook them till they are nice and crispy. Since, I don’t like my dishes too spicy I have added only ½ teaspoons of red chilli powder. However, depending on your taste, you may add more. But, be warned, the cumin seeds will already add a certain amount of zest to the dish.



Chinese Rice Recipe

By WhenWeEat
Cooking Time: 15 minutes
Category: Main Course (Entrée)
Cuisine Type: Chinese
Made for: 2 Adults

I often wondered how the fried rice in restaurants has that extra tautness. Did they use some kind of special ingredient or is it some little trick in the process of cooking. Fried rice is one of my favourite dish, the craving of which made me visit restaurants frequently until one day I decided to pick up the ladle and prepare it myself. A little experimentation led me to this easy Chinese rice recipe. If you follow this recipe to the tee, you will get that exact restaurant quality rice. You can use it for Pulao, Fried Rice, Biriyani or other delicacies of your choice or you can just enjoy this with a few drops of ghee (clarified butter), dal (lentil soup) and boiled potatoes.

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Tuesday, 15 April 2014

Homemade Tawa Pizza Recipe

By WhenWeEat
Cooking Time: 20-30 minutes
Category: Italian Entrée, Snacks
Made for: 2 Adults

Tawa Pizza is no different from oven baked pizza. Even in terms of taste you can challenge any readymade pizza corner. From the pizza sauce, base, cream cheese to the seasoning everything has been made at home. I made two small sized pizzas for two adults.


Friday, 11 April 2014

Homemade Seasoning Recipe

By WhenWeEat
Total Time: 3 days
Category: All purpose, Pizza Seasoning, Condiments

While hunting in a departmental store for a packet of seasoning I thought what if I make fresh seasoning at home. I have a basil plant at my home. I plucked fresh basil leaves, bought 100 grams of oregano (Ajwain) seeds from the market and prepared this seasoning full of fresh aroma and flavour. This is far better than the packaged readymade variants of seasoning available in the market. It is a really easy to make seasoning recipe. You can make large quantities of the seasoning and store it for months at home. From spicing up your daily curry to using as chaat masala, this seasoning can be used for varied purposes. I particularly made it as a seasoning for homemade tawa pizza. Check out the recipe of the seasoning here:



Jaljeera Lassi Recipe

By WhenWeEat
Total Time: 5 minutes 
Category: Drinks, Summer Drinks

Traditionally, madani is used to make Lassi and a layer of makkhan (Indian butter) is given on top of it. However, if you are coming home all sweaty and tired, you can be hardly expected to gather the energy of going through such cumbersome process. This drink, on the other hand, can be prepared with a swish and flick. On top of being healthy, it is immensely tasty and recharges your body for the rest of the day.  

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Monday, 31 March 2014

Homemade Cream Cheese Recipe

By WhenWeEat
Total Time: 5 minutes & Setting 3 hours
Category: All purpose/ Sides/ Desserts
Made for: 5 Adults

Why do we always depend on shops & stores for cheese? As I’ve always said, I hate to go out on weekends even if it is for shopping. I wanted to have my favourite cream cheese sandwich and by my stomach’s grace I was left with zero stock in my fridge. But hey! I had yoghurt and a bowl of home made cottage cheese (Paneer/Chhana)! And I knew what to do with these awesome products. You can use this cream cheese for sandwiches, pizzas, pastas, etc. I used it in cream cheese sandwich and homemade tawa pizza recipe.



Tuesday, 18 March 2014

Dahi Vada Recipe

By WhenWeEat
Total Time: 30 mins + 15 mins (Prep Time)
Category: Appetisers, Sides, Snacks

On the day of Holi every Indian household gets to see lots of friends and visitors at their home invited or uninvited, as Holi is a festival of spreading love and friendship. And it does give immense pleasure to receive their love and affection in form of Abir/ Gulal. It’s a sweet gesture of splashing colours on their faces, hugging each other and yelling like ‘Holi hai’ ‘Bura na mano holi hai’. After Abir/ Gulal it’s time to treat them with sweets and snacks.

I, Green Chilli, had very little time to prepare anything before guests start pouring in. I preferred to buy readymade sweets but for snacks my inner cook shook me up and I made up my mind to make Dahi Vada. Originally the Vada is made with Daal, but due to the time crunch I took a short cut and made it with white bread. It was even yummier and softer than the usual Dahi Vada. Do give this recipe of Dahi Vada a try.



Friday, 7 March 2014

Palak Paneer Recipe

By WhenWeEat
Total Time: 30 minutes
Category: Main Course/Entree, Sides
Made for: 2 adults

Palak Paneer is a North Indian dish made of Paneer and Spinach leaves. However, adding fenugreek leaves with spinach makes the dish even tastier. It is also referred to as Saag Paneer and is eaten mainly with Indian Roti or Naan. However, many serve it on the side of boiled rice. This an absolute favourite dish of mine and this is a dish you should prepare at home. I am never a fan of the oily Palak Paneer served in restaurants. To me, this dish doesn’t taste right until it is served with one special ingredient- the love and warmth of family. So, here goes, the recipe of Palak Paneer.


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I also love munching on fried paneer cubes. Below is a picture of the same. Please note that you should fry the paneer just before preparing the dish. It keeps them crispy and warm and that helps to enhance the overall flavour of the dish.


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Monday, 3 March 2014

Puchka/ Golgappa/ Panipuri Recipe

By WhenWeEat
Preparation Time: 20-25 minutes
Category:  Snacks, Fast Food, Appetiser
Made for: 7 adults

In most of the recipes you will find directions on how to make panipuri filling or how to make panipuri water. But what about the ‘Puri’ itself? What if you want a healthy alternative to the delicious golgappas served on street?

Majority of us think that making golgappa at home is an arduous ordeal. But it is not. As you can see, we have categorized it under Quick Recipes. Making panipuri at home is really easy and not at all time consuming.

As you know, I, Green Chilli (co-author of this site) is the laziest of the lot. I hate to go to shops on holidays unlike others and always find a way to manage stuff by doing minimal work.

It all started on a Sunday evening when I was finished with my afternoon movie watching and was craving for Puchka. But being a lazy lassie, I did not want to take a single step out of my Home Sweet Home. So, what to do? Should I kill my wish to have Golgappa? What if I die very next day? What if the world ends because of some hellish Tornado! What I if the government bans Panipuri Stalls from tomorrow!  *dramatic pause*

All these scary thoughts started haunting me! Therefore, I did not waste any more time and headed towards the kitchen, armed with an idea of cracking the recipe of the world’s best snack known to some as Puchkha, to others as Gol Gappa and the rest as Pani Puri.




Friday, 21 February 2014

Homemade Cake Recipe

By WhenWeEat
Total Time: 25-30 minutes
Category: Baking/Desserts 

This is the recipe for a basic sponge cake made with vanilla essence and chocolate icing. Admin Green Chilli brainstormed the recipe during her Papa’s birthday. At the end of a particularly harrowing week in office, as she was climbing up the steps back home, she kept rummaging her brain on how to prepare a cake easily? That too…a birthday cake. But lazy as she is, she cracked an easy recipe for the birthday cake in her head and sprinted up the stairs with a new spring in her step. The result was this awesome cake that didn’t even last two minutes after the birthday candles were blown (it was so delicious). At least 10 hands made their way to the cake (the most eager belonging to the Birthday boy himself) and in a whoosh the cake was gone: appreciated, tasted and digested by the entire party. This is the main reason why we don’t have many pics of the cake….grrrrrrhh  >:(


Saturday, 8 February 2014

Atta-ka-Halwa (Gelatinize) Recipe

By WhenWeEat
Preparation Time: 15-20 minutes
Category: Desserts

If you want to treat your guests or yourself but the scarcity of time is the only hurdle between you and your wish to cook then all you have to do is open your store and get these ingredients. A little mixing and a little roasting and within 20 minutes your dessert is ready to be served J


Wednesday, 29 January 2014

Methi Paratha Recipe

By WhenWeEat
Total Time: 15 minutes 
Category: Breakfast/Entrée

Paratha is almost a staple item in the Indian subcontinent. It is prepared by frying with ghee (clarified butter). However, now-a-days people may prefer to bake it (mainly for health reasons). Methi (Fenugreek) leaves have high nutrition value and should be included in your diet at least once a week. It is especially beneficial for women in their early 40s. Paratha made from methi leaves is a popular dish in India and some of its neighboring countries like Bangladesh, Burma, etc.
Moreover, Methi Paratha recipe is not time consuming and you can always skip the trouble of cooking another curry and serve it with pickle and butter/chilled yoghurt as per your preference.

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Sunday, 22 December 2013

Raita Recipe

By WhenWeEat

Total Time: 5-10 minutes

Category: Sides, Salads, Desserts 


If you are worried about how to prepare raita, then chillax. Raita recipe is a cakewalk. In fact, it is easiest of the lot. You need not be an accomplished cook to make raita. Hell, you don’t even need to like cooking for this. However, once you do prepare the dish, you will thank yourself owing to the fact that how amazing it tastes. Raita ingredients is also volatile, you can choose them as per your preference. This dish below is a simple raita recipe designed to be executable with minimal effort and time.

Raita in Five Minutes

Flat Breads with Leftover Stuffing Recipe

By WhenWeEat

Total Time: 15 minutes 

Category: Breakfast, Main Course/Entrée


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Saturday, 21 December 2013

Stuffed Tomatoes Recipe

By WhenWeEat
Cooking Time: 30 minutes
Preparation Time: 15 minutes
Cuisine Type: Indian
Category: Main Course (Entrée)
Made for: 2 Adults

This is a unique dish that is both easy to make and incredibly tasty. This stuffed tomato recipe can have many varieties. The one I preferred has simple ingredients and can be prepared without any hassle. The stuffing I chose is of paneer, however, you can add any non-veg stuffing, or simply chicken stock with the item to give it a kick according to your taste. Although, I can vouch that the paneer stuffing I have prepared in this dish would taste heavenly to vegetarians and non-vegetarians alike. So, don’t worry about how to make stuffed tomato. Simply relax and follow the steps mentioned below: