908 plain flour recipes

Plain Flour Recipes, 2000 Maida Recipes Collection

A simple ingredient that is there in every kitchen across the world and is so taken for granted, but has the potential to create innumerable special dishes. Yes, it is plain flour which is called maida or all purpose flour. From delicacies like cakes and pastries to croquettes and ghugras, from everyday dishes like quick-fix dosas to exotic rotis, plain flour (maida) is so versatile that the jar is opened almost every day!

It has a mellow, bland flavour, which makes it suitable for many dishes. Dough made of plain flour (maida) is much softer and pliable compared to whole grain dough, which makes it ideal to make wraps and rolls that can burgeon with fillings! Given below are a sample of our Maida Recipe Collection

Plain Flour (maida) for Indian Recipes

Plain Flour is used in Indian dishes from Baked Vada Pav and Maida Dosas, to Aloowali Roti and Aloo Cheese Croquettes, from Aloo Kulcha to Moong Dal Kachor, this article introduces you to a range of dishes made with plain flour (maida). Each is just an example from a category, and you can find many more options in each category like snacks, rotis, pies and cakes on our website.

Plain Flour, Maida for Cakes

Who cannot forget Plain flour usage in our large collection of Eggless Cakes from Eggless Semolina and Coconut Cake, Eggless Vanilla Sponge Cake, Rich Chocolate Sponge Cake Using Eggs to Cupcakes like Red Velvet Cupcake

Plain Four, Maida for Breakfast

Breakfast gets way more tasty with plain flour recipes. Some nice tasty Apple and Buckwheat Pancakes with some yummy Homemade Cinnamon Rolls Recipe, Eggless which kids love. Even Veg Puff are great to serve. Try Mysore Bonda with a steaming cup of South Indian Filter Coffee.

We hope you enjoy 2,000 recipe  collection of maida recipes


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A tasty, easy to make pizza.
An instant hit at tea parties. These delicious rich tarts will just melt in your mouth.
Juicy cauliflower florets combine very well with the nutty, lingering flavour of peanuts. Here, a creamy sauce of peanut butter fondly coats perfectly cooked florets of cauliflower, along with crunchy crushed peanuts that impart an exciting twist to the whole creation. It is indeed enjoyable to experience the interplay of cauliflower with the crushed peanuts in every mouthful of the Cauliflower in Peanut Sauce.
Masala aloo roti, the unique flavour of this roti is crafted by the jeera, green chillies and pepper along with the potatoes, which also adds softness to the roti. The potatoes and maida also aid in binding. Relish this delight with a vegetable of your choice.
Soft tikkis and spicy gravy are made for each other! in case you are in a hurry you can avoid making tikkis and just use paneer cubes instead.
Mozzarella is synonymous for cheese in italy. Naples is the city of origin for this cow's milk cheese characterised with a chewy, stringy texture. Sticks of mozzarella cheese are coated with a herbed flour batter, rolled in bread crumbs and then deep fried in smoking hot oil to make this tongue tickling starter! eat these sticks as soon as they are fried to get the taste of melted cheese. Coat the cheese sticks completely with the flour batter and bread crumbs to prevent the cheese from oozing out of the covering when it is being fried. This recipe is an absolute hit with everyone who eats it! i like to serve these sticks with the tomato and red wine sauce but you can also serve them with tomato sauce or ketchup.
These dim sums are a healthy treat, because they’re full of veggies and they’re steamed-not fried. Finely chopped vegetables go in as a filling into dim sum shells made of flour and steamed until done. Eat them hot with the red and black sauces. Delicious!
Guacamole Onion Rings is a snack-lover’s dream come true! Onion rings with a guacamole filling are coated in batter, rolled in bread crumbs and deep-fried till fabulously crisp. Guacamole is a famous Mexican dip made of avocado and other lip-smacking ingredients like onions, tomatoes, garlic and coriander. It complements the pungency of onions beautifully, resulting in a mind-blowing snack, which can even be served as an exotic starter at parties . You need to however handle the onion rings a bit tactfully. You must freeze the guacamole layered onion rings, and remove them from the freezer only after you have all the other ingredients ready on hand to immediately coat them in batter and deep-fry them. Once they start to thaw, it is impossible to go ahead with the process. If they do start thawing, put them back in the freezer for 10 more minutes till they become hard and then continue.
The Cheese Soufflé is a savoury treat, which you will devour with delight! A combination of eggs, cheese and milk gives this soufflé a fabulously cheesy texture, while mustard paste and a dash of pepper give it an irresistible flavour. Remember that each serving of the soufflé has to be baked in an individual container, as it has to be served in the same container – you can’t unmould it. Serve the Cheese Soufflé immediately after baking. Serve with French Beans with Sesame-Seeds or Pasta Salad with Basil Vinaigrette and Melba Toast .
Think Nawabi, and luxury is the first word that comes to mind! Indeed, what better way to recreate that richness than by using mixed nuts. This scrumptious Nawabi Naan is an amazing creation of traditional tandoori naan studded with nuts. This gives you a lovely texture and mildly sweet flavour as you chew on the naan. Once you sprinkle the nuts on the rolled dough, roll it lightly once again, so that they stick to the dough and do not fall off when cooked in the tava. Serve this naan with a tangy, spicy Subzis / Curries to make a memorable meal.
corn korma recipe | Indian sweet corn kurma | makai korma restaurant style | Punjabi sweet corn korma | with 28 amazing images. corn korma recipe | Indian sweet corn kurma | makai korma restaurant style | Punjabi sweet corn korma is a unique smooth textured sabzi. Learn how to make Indian sweet corn kurma. To make corn korma, combine the plain flour and milk in a deep bowl, mix well and keep aside. Heat the oil in a broad non-stick pan and add the mustard seeds. When the seeds crackle, add the asafoetida, curry leaves and green chillies and sauté on a medium flame for a few seconds. Add the sweet corn, mix well and cook on a slow flame for 2 to 3 minutes, while stirring occasionally. Add the salt, plain flour-milk mixture and the coconut-peppercorn paste, mix well and cook on a slow flame for 1 to 2 minutes, while stirring continuously. Add the coriander, mix well and cook on a medium flame for 1 minute, while stirring continuously. Serve hot garnished with coriander. Although the name makai korma restaurant style suggests that this is rich, and indeed this Corn Korma does have a very luscious flavour and texture, the fact is that this delicacy is easier to prepare than the traditional korma and requires much less ingredients. While grated corn forms the base of this Punjabi sweet corn korma, it is aided in volume by a white sauce like mixture, and flavoured with a simple masala of coconut and pepper. These combine so beautifully, to create a really rich and interesting accompaniment for your favourite rotis or parathas. Remember to sauté the corn well to get an inviting aroma of Indian sweet corn kurma. Tips for microwave makai korma. 1. Plain flour can be replaced with cornflour. 2. For kids, replace finely chopped green chillies with green chilli paste and reduce the quantity. 3. This korma will thicken with time. If you are serving it later, then before serving add the milk and re-heat it. Enjoy corn korma recipe | Indian sweet corn kurma | makai korma restaurant style | Punjabi sweet corn korma | with step by step photos.
Pasta gets all the more delightful when made with this special Tomato Pasta Dough. The tomato puree gives a pleasant colour and peppy flavour to pasta , lasagne , and other dishes made with this dough. Olive oil imparts a very aesthetic flavour and aroma, and also makes the dough more manageable.
Pasta, Italy’s most traditional item is prepared from plain flour and in this recipe flavored with mixed herbs. This is a basic recipe can be used to make any type of a pasta ie. lasagne and cannelloni sheets, tortellini , ravioli , fettuccine or tagliatelle. Pasta must be cooked just until “al dente”, which means until it is tender but still slightly firm.
A spicy frosting on a vanilla cupcake, this is a gourmet preparation perfect for a fine audience. Those who like the sweet aroma of cinnamon are sure to go ga-ga over this luscious cupcake that echoes the wonders of this spice in every bite. Top it with nice colourful garnishes like edible balls and stars, and serve with flair at tea-time.
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