Ingredients:
- Rice flour or Puttu flour - 1 cup
- Shredded Coconut - 3/4 cup
- Sugar - 1/2 cup to 3/4 cup
- Cardamom powder - 1/2 tsp
- Cashews and Almonds - 1 tbsp fried in ghee
- Water - up to 1/4 cup
How to make it:
Mix rice flour and sugar together. Add the shredded coconut and cardamom powder. Sprinkle some water and mix it well. Still it should remain a powder. Now using a spoon fill the Puttu maker with the flour. Do not press too much. Let it be little loose so that the steam can pass through. Steam for 5-7 minutes. Let it cool for a while. Take it out slowly. Decorate with cashews and almonds fried in ghee. A nice and easy evening snack.
Sripriya of Srikars Kitchen passed this award to me. Thank you Priya. Its gr8! I would like to pass it on to Kalai and Vanamala.
Dear Friends, Fellow bloggers and visitors of Chandrabhaga, I'm very happy to announce that CHANDRABHAGA turned '1' today... One full year of fun, Innovations in cooking, making good friends, Interesting Contests, getting to know wonderful recipes from my friends, Gr8 ideas and more and more... Totally a beautiful year of interaction with fellow bloggers turned Friends!. Now Chandrabhaga has grown big with all your nutritious and healthy comments! I thank you all for being my inspiration in starting this blog. Thanks for all your encouragement and time in commenting about my recipes.
I received my first award few months back.
I would like to share with you all that i received "Rockin' Girl Blogger" award from Vanamala of
Nalapaka. Thanks vanamala for passing it on to me. Feeling gr8!
I would like to pass it on to Sripriya of
Srikar's kitchen.
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Due to some personal reasons, i was out of blogging for almost 6 months. See you all soon with more exciting recipes.
Since, Bee and Jai of
Jugalbandi announced this month's theme for Click, the photography event, my mind was constantly thinking of what to click. Pots!.. Pans!... Bake ware!... Spoons?? Mmmm.... Aluminium foil, right! Will that foil work out? Can i click it just like that? Does that make sense? Was thinking for almost a week of what to do with these foils. Today, got this idea of making a rose out of it. Hope its not a bad idea and you all like it! Dedicating this rose to those who love cooking. It signifies Love, Patience, Care and Creativity of all those who make Every meal, a Happy Meal.
All the things captured in my Click are Metals. The stem of the rose is also an aluminium string.
Three things i focused in my click:
- Pen - For making a grocery shopping list
- Watch - For cooking and serving on time
- Foil rose - A creativity out of my choice of metal
This photo below is my entry for the Click: Metal event. Bee and Jai, i am sending it right away to you. Hope you accept this!
