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Friday, 23 October 2015

How to soak Sabudana?



Sabudana (Tapioca Sago) is a processed, ready to cook agricultural food product prepared purely from Tapioca Root. For infants and sick persons or during fasts, Sabudana is considered an acceptable form of nutrition . It is used in a variety of dishes such as desserts like “kheer” (boiled with sweetened milk) or Khichadi, vada, bonda, thalipith (a Maharashtrian Dish).  Sabudana generally comes in three sizes.
  • Small
  • Midium
  • Large

 

How to soak Sabudana?

Soaking Sabudana is the important task for making perfect recipes.
  1. Choose good quality Sabudana.
  2. Take required quantity in a big bowl.
  3. Wash the Sabudana well until the water runs clear.
  4. Soak with enough water to cover it, for about 5-6 hours.
For instant use you can add some worm water and keep for at least half an hour. Do not put hot or boiling water. 


Thursday, 22 October 2015

About "Khaadanti"





दीपो भक्षयते ध्वान्तं कज्जलं च प्रसूयते |
यदन्नं भक्षयेन्नित्यं जायते तादृशी प्रजा ||


dIpo bhakShayate dhvAntam kajjalam cha prasUyate |
yadannam bhakShayennityam jAyate tAdRishI prajA ||


Lamp eats darkness and produces [black] soot!
What food (quality) [one] eats daily, so will [one] produce.
 


Hello everyone and  welcome to my blog -- "Khaadanti"


I am foodie and  passionate about cooking, who likes to try preparing varities of veg cuisines from around the world. Whenever I hear somebody saying that "There are only few varieties in vegetarian food", I feel very bad. I am a pure vegetarian foodie and still I tested numerous delicious vegetarian dishes in the region I lived and toured. So, reason for me to write my blog "Khaadanti" is to end the search of dishes for all vegetarian foodies out there !

The word "Khaadanti", a Sanskrit derivative Marathi word, meaning eating passionately. Probably conveys the difference between eating and Dining.

Thank you for visit, keep following, suggestions and critics are welcome.


Dassehara (22nd Oct 2015)