1898 mustard seeds recipes

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A very tasty idlis to be served hot with red chilli chutney!
Coconut poha is a typical Maharashtrian poha recipe with rice flakes or poha cooked with coconut flakes, chopped onion, coconut, sugar, salt and coriander leaves. The coconut poha is served garnished with fresh lime juice and coriander leaves as breakfast or snack.
Sabudana should be immersed in water atleast for 5 hours.
A simple and delicious dal recipe.
Nataraja iyer rasam is an authentic rasam recipe cooked with tamarind water which is sweetened by jaggery and spiced up with chilies, pepper and garlic. Enjoy tangy, spicy nataraja iyer rasam hot with steamed rice.
Brinjal rice or vangi bhat is a traditional Indian rice preparation with stir fried spice filled brinjals or vangi added to the rice along with a selection of Indian spice powders and coconut shavings.
A fascinating mixed vegetable recipe, Veggie delight is a culinary delight with the vegetables stir fried with Garam masala, chopped onions, tomatoes and served garnished with chopped coriander leaves.
Mysore masala Dosa is a favorite spicy Dosa recipe and this recipe for Mysore masala brings out the exact way of preparing the masala for the dosas. The spicy and delicious Mysore masala is filled in the Dosa and enjoyed a breakfast or mini meal.
The dal canapes with paneer filling is simply ana mazing snack or starter item with dal or lentil based fried cakes filled with a spicy paneer mixture. Enjoy plain or with drinks of your choice.
Combiantion of home made masala will add that special touch to your potato and peas stuffed samosa.
This achaar adds colour and taste to any vegetarian thali or a breakfast platter
This is a recipe which is loved by all. . . Especially kids. It's a great ac-compliment with full meals and is a very hit recipe in the southern part of india. As a matter of fact it's cooked everywhere in india and abroad. This recipe needs very little oil and is very very healthy. Hope you all like it.
A sweet and sour ginger-tamarind chutney which adds a zing to any rice dish and also can be a new and tasty chutney for kebabs, tikkis and other chaat items. Tastes est with traditional curd rice from south.
A healthy dish...made with loads of vegetables and also easy to make.
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