Last week was Navratre and I was fasting for the 7 days, eating only fruits and vegetables and then dinner was either sabudana khichri or aloo-tamatar ki subzi and singhare ke aate ki roti.
I found a very easy and yummy recipe for the sabudana khichri at one of my favorite food blogs "One Hot Stove". I have made this recipe several times now and it is just amazing!
Vrat ke aloo, made without onion and garlic, is a quick and tasty subzi, but the singhare ke aate ki roti is just a different ball game! The aata is supposed to be kneaded with very little water and adding a boiled, mashed potato to it for binding and even then, it is a very wet aata and a big pain making the rotis out of it!
3 comments:
where is the recipe????
exactly, ye story kya hai? recipe kahan hai?
Wow... wtf is recipe?
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