Pav bhaji –Mumbai Ishtyle

Wanna make PAV BHAJI the mumbai way... here's how...

INGREDIENTS:
Cut Vegetables-
Beans –half a cup,
Capsicum –half/ one forth of a cup,
Peas –half a cup,
Onion- one/one cup(finely chopped),
Carrot –one small / three fourth of a cup,
Potato –one cup

Tomatoes – 4/5

Pav Bhaji Masala (preferably ‘Everest’) -2/3 spoons
Haldi/Turmeric powder –half spoon
Red chilli powder –half spoon
Amul Butter
Ghee
Dhaniya/ Coriander leaves
Salt to taste

Pav/ Bread –as many as you wanna eat!

METHOD:
Cook all cut vegetables except onions in the cooker (let it cook atleast 4 or 5 whistes)
Let the tomatoes boil whole in water till their skin peels. Drain the water, peel the skin and puree them(Do not add water. If necessary use very little water). Keep aside.
Heat a little ghee in a pan/kadhai and add the chopped onions. Saute till they turn pink.
Add the tomato puree, turmeric, salt and chilli powder and let boil.

Mash the cooked vegetables (Not too much. Small pieces of the vegetables should be visible.) Add the mashed vegetables into the tomato puree. Let the mixture boil for 5 minutes (or more depending on the consistency). Keep stirring.

In a small pan, heat little ghee and add the pav bhaji masala. (Remove before it turns black) Add it to the mixture and keep stirring.

Remove from flame and add the butter and garnish with coriander leaves.
Your yummy pav bhaji is ready to serve with pavs(bread) toasted with butter.

Recipe- MILK SWEET(Tertipaal)

This is a delicious, easy to make South Indian milk sweet. Yum!

Ingredients:

Milk 1 lt

Sugar to taste (approx. 3/4 glass)

Method:

Let the milk boil on low flame, till it condenses.

Add the sugar and keep stirring till it solidifies and your sweet is ready to eat!!

Tips:

*Elaichi/Cardomom powder may be added for flavour.

*Use a heavy vessel. A pan/cooker may be used

*Keep stirring on low flame to avoid the milk burning. A small plate may be dropped into the milk to keep it from pouring out of the vessel.

*Do not let the milk solidify too much. The consistency should be just right(as in the picture).

So go on. Pamper your sweet tooth. I just did!!