The first time I had these Adai/Lentil Dosa was at my friend Upsi’s place. Her mother had prepared it for evening snack along with Peanut Chutney and I remember tasting them and being floored. Of course, I did get the recipe from her, but not before being extolled the virtues of these special Dosas. The batter comprises of multiple lentils and hence nutritious. Different types of dried beans can be added while making the batter. After the grinding process is done there is no need to ferment the batter. Gasp, gasp, gasp (the loudest). Really? How come I have never…
Steamed Spiced Multi-Lentil Squares
OK, I have to admit this, before I go on with the recipe. I do not know the traditional name of this dish; all I know is that it is a dish from Karnataka. The English title that I put more descriptive of the procedure, seems so formal and does not seem to have that connection with the dish. If somebody knows the name please let know. Many years ago my mom had learnt this from one of our neighbor “Uma Aunty”. She was an ace cook who could whip delicious dishes in no time. Many a times she would…
Vegan Oatmeal Raisin Cookies
After some streaks of unsuccessful attempts in baking using Flax Meal (as substitute for egg), I was thrilled when I was successful in making these Egg Free Oatmeal Raisin Cookies. The taste is close to the original (with eggs) and there is hardly indicator of the presence of flax seeds meal in these cookies. The cookie is crispy on the outside and soft and chewy on the inside, the addition of raisins gives it a special taste and texture. I have tried some Eggless recipes before with some easy substitutes, but this was the first time, I tried out a…