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RICE AND OATS CUTLETS
RICE AND OATS CUTLETS
(Yield: 14 small leaf shape cutlets
or 4 thick burger patties)
These
cutlets are made from leftover rice, instant oats and vegetables and flavored
with Indian spices. It makes perfect dish for the breakfast as well as snack.
INGREDIENTS:
· 1 cup leftover cooked Basmati
Rice
· ½ cup Instant Oats, lightly
roasted
· ½ cup Carrots, grated on
the large holes of the grater
· 3-4 Green Chilies or as per
taste, finely chopped
· 4 T Coriander Leaves,
finely chopped
· 1 tsp. Kashmiri Red Chili
Powder or as per taste
· 1 tsp. Coriander Powder
· 1 tsp. Cumin Powder
· ¼ tsp. Garam Masala
· 1 tsp. Sugar
· ¼ cup Yogurt or as needed
to bind cutlets mixture
· Salt as per taste
· Oil for shallow roasting
cutlets
LETS’
COOK:
Dry
roast oats in a non-stick pan for few minutes on a medium low heat.
Allow
cooling.
In
a bowl combine all ingredients except yogurt and mix well.
Add
small amount of yogurt at a time and bind mixture until it comes together.
Give
cutlet shape with the cookie cutter or make round burger patties shape and
shallow fry with little amount of oil on both sides in a non-stick pan on
medium low heat until golden brown in color.
Serve
with ketchup.
I
like serving with hot Sriracha Sauce and Maggi Hot and Sweet Tomato Chili Sauce
too.
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FROZEN CHUTNEY CUBES
FROZEN CHUTNEY CUBES
GREEN CHUTNEY AND RED BELL PEPPER
- GARLIC CHUTNEY
I'd love to share this tip with all
of you and especially those who live outside the India.
Here in USA, I don’t have the
luxury of time to go Indian store everyday. I usually go for Indian grocery
shopping once a week. So whenever I find fresh coriander I buy couple bunches of fresh coriander leaves and make big stock of green chutney and make
chutney cubes. Same thing I do it for the red bell pepper- garlic chutney too.
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HOW TO:
Pour chutney in ice cube tray and
keep it in freezer for couple of hours or until solidify.
To release the chutney cubes from
a tray, hold the tray upside down over the dish and twist both ends.
Store chutney cubes in an
airtight container or in a Ziploc bag and keep it in freezer; it should
stay good for 2 -3 months. Color of the chutney stays same after 3 months.
Whenever you need chutney, place
chutney cubes in a microwave safe bowl and defrost it in microwave oven or
simply leave it out in a bowl on the kitchen counter and let it thaw at room
temperature before serving.
Serve this chutney as a condiment
with all Indian appetizers or as a spicy spread for sandwiches and wraps.
NOTE:
I store tamarind chutney in jar
and keep it in freezer, but there is no need to make tamarind-date chutney
cubes since this chutney stays soft like ice cream and it is easy to scoop out
with the spoon.
This same idea works great to
make ice cubes from juice.
Add couple of juice ice cubes in
same juice drink, great way to chill juice without diluting its taste. Make
coffee ice cubes to chill cold coffee. Click on the link below to like my "RASOI" Page.
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