Sri Krishna Sweets @ Chennai

Sri Krishna Sweets @ Velachery Chennai

Boondi Laddu

 

Mysurpa

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Homemade Fresh Gulab Jamun

Indian Egg less Sweets Special

Homemade Fresh Gulab Jamun

Classic Soul Food & Old Favorites!

Serves 3-4

Ingredients:

Milk Solids (Khoya/Mawa)-

All Purpose Flour (Maida)-

For Sugar Syrup:

Water-

Sugar-

Saffron-

Method:

In a Bowl, Combine the Khoya with just about 2-3 Tbsp. of the Flour

So we are adding just some Starch to the Khoya to help it bind

Knead it just like the Roti Dough

Make small balls make sure the Gulab Jamun Balls have no cracks

In a Sauce pan, Boil Water & Sugar to make a Sugar Syrup

Add Saffron & Let it reduce after Adding Saffron

Heat Oil for Deep Frying

Gently glide the balls & deep fry till Golden Brown

Add the Deep Fried Gulab Jamun Balls in the Sugar Syrup

Tips:

One of the Main Technique used in making Gulab Jamuns is that of Deep Frying & has to be learned gradually (so let’s try & get less cuts & burns on our hands every time) :)!!

English- Saffron
Hindi- Kesar/Zafran
Telugu- Kunkumapuvvu

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Chocolate Pudding with Dark Cherry Sauce

International Desserts Special

Chocolate Pudding with Dark Cherry Sauce
Serves

Ingredients:
Dark Chocolate-

Eggs-
Sugar-

For Dark Cherry Sauce:
Dark Morello Cherries-
Sugar-


Method:
In a Pot, Melt Chocolate & Butter together

In a Bowl, Whisk Sugar Eggs
Add the Melted Chocolate in this Egg Batter

With a Cut-n-Fold Technique Mix the Batter

In a Baking Tray with 3 Round Pudding Moulds covered with Foil, Pour the Batter in each
to create a Steam Bath, add water in the Tray til about 1/3rd
Bake for 30-35 Minutes at 160-170 Degrees C

For Dark Cherry Sauce:
In a Pan, Heat Sugar with just a touch of Water to Caramelize
Add Cherries & their Juice & Saute till a Sauce like consistency is acieved

Pour the Sauce on the Pudding, Dusted with Powdered Sugar
Serve Fresh!


Tips:

Chocolate is the best Anti Depressant & is a High on the List Priority for Women just like Shopping
this Recipe is like a Deconstructed version of Black Forest


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Kerala & its Cuisine- God's own Country!!

Alleppey:


Toddy Shops like Ammus Restaurant in Kainakary have Fermented Toddy
Vegetarian Menu options like Veg Thali, Avial, Bhindi Thoran, Steamed Rice 40/-
Sea Food like Lobster, Meen Curry 250/- depending on Price

City Tour:
Backwaters for Houseboats built in Kitchens



Cochi/Kochin:

Freshest Seafood is available on the Port

Fort Heritage Hotel has Unique Breakfast Soft & Hard Boiled Eggs (Muttu Curry) with Appam

Salt n Pepper Restaurant Tower Road for Fishing Lesson, Mackarel & Cooking
one of the most famous dish from this region is Meen Moily made with only White Fish in Mild Coconut Milk

Rahmattulah Restaurant:
Famous Biriyani, Malabari Parantha with Date Imli mixed Spices Chutney, Ghee Rice, Mutton Curry etc.
Kerala is famous for the Serving of Warm Water with Spices like Jeera
Arab influence for Non Vegetarian Lovers!

City Tour:

Famous    Street is famous for Antiques, Handicrafts
Biggest Vessel in the World is a Traditional Cooking Vessel seen here


Asia's Largest Spice Market is in Kochiwhich proves why the City is still considered the Capital of Spice as the Olden times!!

World Famous Cardamom, Cinnamon Bark is the Outer Bark & Sweet Cinnamon is the Inner Bark, Vanilla 1800/- Per Kg. grown locally

January is the time for the Ginger harvest which when Dried serves as an excellent spice

White Pepper comes from the Ripe Red Berries Soaked, Dried with husk removed which much milder Black Pepper comes from Full Sized Mature fruit made with the Green Berries

they are dried in the Sun & the enzymes from the berries get the Black outer skin in the drying process giving their Strong flavor

Thiruvananthapuram:


Cooked Mangoes mixed with Sugar Syrup & Blended to make Mango Juice, Watermelon Juice

The local Rice is Short, Puffy & Light

Puttu is rarely available in this City for some strange reason!

City Tour:

Lord Padmanabhaswamy, Royal Family of Travancore headed by Sri Marthanda Varma, Princess Gowri Lakshmi Bayi (from family of Raja Ravi Varma)

Koraishutir Kochuri with Aloor Dum (Matar Kachori/Puri aur Tariwale Aloo)

Indian Vegetarian Breakfast Special

Flavours of Eastern India- West Bengal & Orissa Cuisine
Koraishutir Kochuri with Aloor Dum (Matar Kachori aur Tariwale Aloo) 
Serves 2 (makes 6 Kachoris)

For Dough:
Whole Wheat Flour (Gehun ka Atta)- 2 Cups
Salt- 1 Tsp.

Water- To make Dough 

For Aloo Dum:

Baby Potatoes- Boiled & Peeled
Ginger- Crushed & Finely Chopped
Baby Tomatoes- Finely Chopped
Green Chillies- Slit
Jaggery- (used here for Health purpose but can use plain White Sugar instead)
Extra Light Olive Oil/Olive Pomace Oil- 

Fresh Coriander Leaves-

 

For Aloo Dum:

Baby Potatoes- Boiled & Peeled, Ginger- Crushed & Finely Chopped, Baby Tomatoes- Finely Chopped, Green Chillies- Slit
I am using Jaggery here for health reasons but can use plain White Sugar instead
Fresh Coriander Leaves, Keep Aside

Heat Mustard Oil till Smoking Point

Add Cumin Seeds (Jeera), Bay Leaf, Crushed Green Cardamom, Cinnamon Stick & Sauté

Add the Baby Potatoes & give a gentle mix 
Let the Potatoes get Golden Brown

Add the Ginger, Tomatoes, Jaggery, Salt, Turmeric Powder, Water, Cover & Cook for about 5-7 Minutes

For Stuffed Green Peas Deep Fried Bread (Koraishutir Kochuri/Matar Kachori/Puri):

For Stuffing:

Heat Mustard Oil till Smoking Point
Add Ginger Paste, Sugar, Salt, Green Chillies, Mashed Green Peas & Stir for 3 Minutes until Cooked

The Stuffing should becomes Powdery

For Dough:

Make a Hard Dough with Flour, Salt, Oil & Water

Make Equal sized Balls with the Dough, Roll to flatten the Balls 

Put the Stuffing in the center & cover the Filled Dough like a Dumpling

Roll both sides of the Filled Dough

Gently glide the Rolled out Bread in Hot Oil & Fry on High Flame till Golden Brown on both sides

Serve Hot with Aloo Dum!

Tips:

Traditionally these Kachori’s are made with All Purpose Flour (Maida) but we decided to use Whole Wheat Flour as a healthy option (not to worry as they turn out as tasty with Atta also!)

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Parampara Ready to Cook Spice Mix

Parampara Ready to Cook Spice Mix Hyderabadi Biryani

 

Parampara Ready to Cook Spice Mix Paneer Kadhai

Parampara Ready to Cook Spice Mix Paneer Makhanwala 

Parampara Ready to Cook Spice Mix Vegetable Jalfrezi

Bottle Gourd Pudding (Doodhi ka Halwa)

Indian Egg less Sweets Special
Bottle Gourd Pudding (Doodhi ka Halwa)

Serves 3-4

Ingredients:

Bottle Gourd (Lauki/Doodhi)-

Margarine-

Jaggery (Gud)- Powdered

Margarine (Nutralite)-

Soy Milk-

Slivered Almonds-

Method:

Heat a Kadhai, Add Nutralite & Ghee Add Grated Lauki & Stir Fry till Brown, Caramelized & its Natural Sugars are released

In a Sauce Pan, Add Soy Milk, Almonds & Let the Milk get the Flavours of Almond till it Boils & Thickens

Add Jaggery in the Lauki & Stir till it turns into a Dark Golden Brown Caramelized Color

Add the Milk & on low flame

Tips:

Margarine is a substitute for Butter without the Extra Calories

Ghee protects the Margarine from Burning & loses its colour due to its low Smoking Point

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Tuscana by Willi Pizzeria @ Chennai

Tuscana by Willi Pizzeria @ Chamiers

One of the few places in Chennai other than Bella Ciao where Traditional Wood Fired Pizza's are available (well I may need to get updated so if there are any other places feel free to share :) & spread the news!)


Vegetarian Midi Pizza

Vegetarian Sicilliana Pizza

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Noodles with Chillies, Tamarind & Malabar Cucumber

International Vegetarian Main Course Special

Noodles with Chillies, Tamarind & Malabar Cucumber

Serves

Ingredients:

Asian Egg less Noodles 250 Gms.
Malabar Cucumber 1/2
Tofu- 100 Gms., Cut in Cubes
Light Soy Sauce 1 Tsp.
Corn Starch 1 Tbsp.
Carrot- 1/2 Sliced
Spring Onions- 1 Stalk
Cashew nuts- 1 Handful
Cabbage- 1/3 Sliced
Ginger- 2 Tsp. MInced
Garlic 1 Clove

Red Chilli Paste/Sambal Oelek- 1 Tbsp.
Brown Sugar- 1 Tsp.
Light Soya Sauce- 2 Tsp.
Green Chillies- 1 Sliced
Tamarind Pulp- 1 Tbsp.
Bok Choy- 4 Leaves
Coriander Leaves- 1 Handful
Rice Wine Vinegar- 1 Tsp.

Sesame Oil- few Drops
Bean Sprouts- for Garnish

Method:
In a Pot of Boiling Water, add the Noodles for about 3 Minutes
Drain out the Cooked Noodles from the water
Add Oil in the Noodles stick to each other

Marinate the Tofu in Soy Sauce & Dust the Tofu with a Tbsp. of Corn Starch & Fry them Rapidly in little Oil along with Cashew nuts till Golden, Drain & Keep Aside

Add Cabbage, Carrots, Spring Onions, Ginger, Garlic, Malabar Cucumber, Bok Choy, Soy Sauce, Brown Sugar, Tamarind Pulp & Toss
Add the Noodles & Toss by mixing properly
Sprinkle Coriander, Tofu, Bean Sprouts & Serve Fresh!

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Greece & Greek Cuisine!

Greece has many Regions & different Islands which in turn have their own distinct cooking process like in the Islands of Lesbos and Chios
Islands of Lesbos is Greece’s 3^rd Largest Island with distinctive Landscape, Sea & is known for its Famous Drink Ouzo (one of the main Ingredient in Ouzo is Aniseed (some include Fennel) which is distilled over 3 times)
It is a Strong Alcoholic Drink distilled from the Wine Residuals, including Pits, Seeds & Skins

The Coffee shops in Lesbos serve the Ouzo which is consumed diluted with Water accompanied by Small Plates called Mezes H'orderves/Appetizers
There are over 11 Million Olive Trees on the Island of Lesbos

Cretan Cuisine comprises of Olives, Olive Oil and Fresh Produce
Some Olive Trees in the Island are almost 3000 Years old with Organic Olive Oil produced, the branches of this Ancient Tree were also sent to the Olympic Committee for World Peace
The Olives are ground, Cold Pressed, without Heat so that the Nutrients & Beneficial Properties of the Extra Virgin Olive Oil are preserved in its Purest Form
The Oil is filtered & is so good for health that it helps reduce Cholesterol & Coronary Heart Diseases

Even though a Cretan Diet of a Poor Family may look unappealing especially the Lunch is an essential meal for the day, but as it mostly includes Wild Greens, Beans, Grains, Vegetables Milk Products & Olives the diet is known for its Medicinal properties of Longevity

Greek Cuisine

In Greece, just like the Ancient times, the Athens Central Market is a hub of activity filled with Tourists, Food Enthusiasts & the regular Local Shoppers!

According to the Popular Greek Food Journalist & Cookbook Author Aglaia Kremezi, the most unlikely Herb Coriander was originally from Greece which was taken to India by Alexander! If given a serious thought, its Usage in the Indian Cuisine especially the North Indian Region had also started just after the Mughal Empire moved away

In the Ancient Greek Cuisine, the Coriander in its Fresh, Dried & Seeded form was used in abundance though it gradually. The Olives that are picked earlier than the Black Olives would be the Green ones & Greeks always prefer the slightly bigger Green Olives!

Other Important Vegetables in the Greek Cuisine are Large Brinjal/Aubergine (mainly came from India brought in Greece by the Arab Travellers), Green Beans are a Local favourite, & most importantly the ever present Tomatoes were only introduced in the Greek Cuisine in the 20^th Century  

In Greece, the Northern Region Cuisine is mostly Plains where the Animals are found in abundance, so most of the Animal meat needs to be heavily cooked with rich spices while in the Southern Region Cuisine is a lot simpler, uses a lot of Fresh Seasonal Vegetables & Sea Food like Fish

The few Cultural Food Tricks to learn from the Greeks would be how to choose the best Olive Oil, how to pick a Good Feta Cheese, how to pick great Spices like Natural Resin Masticha & the Quintessential Herb such as Rigani (Oregano)

Olive Oil is the Main Oil used liberally for Cooking, Dressings, Salads & Dips
Olive Oil also has a Religious Importance as it is used in the Christening Ceremony

The Flower Buds of the Rigani are used more than its leaves

Masticha is the Sap from trees which grow only on Chios Island 

Translucent Droplets are referred to as ‘Tears’ It has an Earthy Musk Vanilla flavour & used for the consistency it gives to the Ice Cream, Sweets, Chewing Gum & Liqueur & even used in the manufacture of Varnishes

Halloumi Cheese is from Cyprus, usually fried & tastes great with Watermelon as a Salad also

Kasseri Cheese is mild & soft used mostly in Saganaki dishes

Kefalogravierais is a Hard & Salty Cheese

Piperati is a Barrel-aged Piquant Cheese with a Creamy Flavour, can be used for Greek Salad & is of a higher quality than Feta Cheese

Ladi is Greek Olive Oil, Ladthera refers to Dishes prepared with a lot of Olive Oil (though rare to find any that use less) such as Tomatoes stuffed with Rice, Sautéed Okra, Giant Butter Beans (also known as Gigantes) Stewed with Tomato

Mezethes (plural for Meze) are served either to enhance the taste of any Drink (Wines, Ouzo, Raki etc.) or for a Social Setting like Small or Big Scale get together of Family, Friends etc.

Stoforno literally means 'in the Oven'

Dishes such as Lamb with Lemon Potatoes, Lamb Shoulder Meat with Baby Fennel & Parslety, Beef in Tomato Sauce, Lamb cooked in a Clay Pot are all prepared using this method

Tiganita refers to 'Shallow Fried Food in Olive Oil'

The Greeks love Fried Meatballs, Potatoes, Sardines & Pumpkin Balls

A popular Entrée is Fried Eggplant/Zucchini Slices

Psito means 'Roasted' which is the Greeks Favorite for Pork, Wild Boar & Lamb just like the Most Famous Greek dish, Ograten (literally means 'a Dish covered with Béchamel Sauce with Cheese')

Moussaka (a layered dish of Beef and Eggplant topped with Béchamel Sauce and Cheese)

Avgolemono is the light and delicious Egg & Lemon Sauce, known to adorn Spring Artichokes and Peas as well as add Flavour to Pork Fricassee & Fish Soup

Yachnee is a Hearty Tomato based Stew often served with Tiny Pasta shapes

Vrasto means Boiled and usually applies to Wild Greens picked during the Rainy season

Stifado indicates the addition of Small Pearl Onions and Cinnamon to a dish, the most famous being Slow cooked Beef/Rabbit

Kokkonisto means Red and this is always a Tomato based Oven Baked dish, usually with Beef/Chicken

Plaki (means Flat/Spread out) which usually refers to Fish arranged Flatly in a Baking dish and Baked in the Oven

Saganaki refers to the Skillet/Heavy Cast Iron Frying Pan used in the cooking process 

One of the Popular Meze Greek Cheeses either Kefalotiri or Keflograviera is dusted with Flour and Fried in Olive Oil in this style of Vessel is also referred to as Saganaki

A Classic Watermelon & Feta Salad is also very popular in Greece

Tzatziki is a great Cold Dip for Vegetarians made of Strained Yoghurt, Cucumbers, Olive Oil, Garlic, Pepper, Lemon Juice, Parsley/Mint/Dill

A Vegan Tzatziki can also be made with Soy Yoghurt & with the same ingredients as the Original

Filo are Thin Pastry Sheets which are brushed with mostly Melted Butter before cooking, is used in many ways to Wrap or Roll fillings in either Main Course Dishes or Sweets

Filo Pastry is liberally used in Greece like about once or twice a week

Spanakopita (Spinach Pie):

The tip is to use the best pick of the crop for this Dish

Can use about half a packet of Filo Pastry on the Bottom & other half on the Top

Brush up with Melted Butter on every Layer & also in between every layered sheet

In a Bowl, Whisk the Ricotta Cheese, Eggs, Nutmeg Powder, Breadcrumbs, Pepper Powder, Olive Oil, Shredded Spinach Greens & Put the Filling in the Filo Pastry

Cover the Bottom Layer with another set of Brushed Filo Sheets one by one

Wrap the Sheets to the sides of the Baking Pan so that the extra can be cut

Cut into Diamond Shaped Pieces

Bake for about 45 Minutes & Serve Fresh!

Gyros (Yeeros):

The Vegetarian Version of this Classic Sandwich can be made with Whole Wheat Pita Bread with Slices of Lettuce, Onion, Tomato, Cheese, Cucumber, Garlic, Dill flavoured with Sauces like Tzatziki, Tahini, Hummus, Yoghurt, Oregano, Cumin, Mustard etc.

Bean Skordalia:

Skordalia is traditionally a Sauce/Dip usually made with Potato flavoured with Garlic, Olive Oil, Lemon Juice & Parsley but a little change can be to add White Cannellini Beans instead & keep the Lemon Juice, Garlic & Olive Oil to make a Dip

Mosaka:

An Urban Dish invented by Nicolas Solemon Vaz (originally an All Arab Recipe transformed by him!) It is a Casserole Dish made with Vegetables, Meat but I tried to modify it for us Vegetarians with Cottage Cheese (Paneer) & retain the original Béchamel Sauce

In this Dish, there is an abundant use of Fresh Colorful Assorted Vegetables like Potatoes, Brinjal/Aubergine, Green Bell Pepper, Red Onion etc.

Potatoes- 2 Large, Peeled, Sliced, Half fried in Olive Oil, Layer the Slices in a Baking Dish

Large Brinjal/Aubergine-1, Washed, Dried, Thickly Sliced, Sprinkled with Salt & kept Aside for 30 Minutes till most Water Releases & the Slices are Soft, Dry with Cloth/Paper & Fry in Oil till Brown & Layered in the Baking Dish over Potatoes

Green Bell Pepper- 2, Thinly Sliced, Fried in Oil & Layered in the Baking Dish over Brinjal

In a Deep Pot, Heat Olive Oil, Add Sliced Red Onions & Saute

Add the Crumbled Paneer & Saute

Add Red Wine & Cook on High Heat

Add the Cinnamon Sticks 2 in the Sauce (Whole Cinnamon Stick is used widely in the Greek Tomato Sauce Base)

Add Mediterranean Powdered Aleppo Pepper (not as Spicy but adds a Smoky flavour to the dish)

Grate the Pulpy Tomato on a grater with the Skin, Add this Pulp to the

Add a Handful of Currants,

In Olive Oil Add Flour, Add Milk 2 Cups, Yoghurt  

Add Grated Cheese, A pinch of Pepper

Spread the White Sauce over Vegetables

Keep the Dish to Bake in the Oven for about an Hour & don't forget to add the Butter at the End!

In the Modern Day Greek Household, the Greeks consume more Cheese & White Sauce than the Europeans!

Greek’s most famous Cheese is Feta Cheese made from 30 % Goat’s Milk & 70 % Sheep’s Milk

In the Process, Salt is sprinkled on the Cheese so that it absorbs most of the moisture & Feta gets its Crumbly Texture

Also just like the Wine, the Cheese matured in Old Barrels allows the Cheese to take on more complex flavors

During Summer time, Athens (the capital of Greece) has the local youth hanging out with Friends at the Sidewalk Cafe’s (Theme based) drinking Coffee & indulging in the various activities like Board games, reading Comics all day long etc. Frappé is an instant foamy Cold Coffee with Ice

People usually don’t have Breakfast in Greece as they have pretty late Dinners

One of the Snack items Kouluri/Kuluri is a Bagel like Breadstick Ring sprinkled with Sesame Seeds (so a non-steamed Bagel)

When in Athens, make sure to taste the variety of Finger Sweet items like Baklava (all lay its claim on this) or the Tavuk Göğsü (a Milk & Chicken Breast Dessert with Cinnamon flavour)!  

The refugees & Alexander brought back with them the Eastern Cuisine influence in Greece, so the Modern Greek Food uses a lot of the Spices that like the Black Pepper, Cumin, Maztec (a Natural Chewing Gum that aids in Digestion), Cinnamon etc. are found in the local Spice Shops

Yamista:

Stuffed Vegetables Tomatoes Peppers

Thickly Slice Tomatoes

Scoop the inside part of the Tomatoes, Green Peppers, Add some Salt so that the Vegetables Dry Fast

In Olive Oil, Add Finely Chopped Onions, Dried Chilli Flakes, Cumin Powder,

Add Finely Sliced Carrots, a Handful of Pine Nuts, ½ Kg of Minced Beef & Stir till Meat loses its Color & Brown

Add 1 Tbsp of Concentrated Tomato Puree (diluted in Fresh Tomato Sauce), Season with Salt & Pepper, Spoonful of Brown Sugar, Few Broken Cinnamon Sticks & Stir Well

Add Dry Raisins, Add Rice, Water Cover & cook on Low Flame for 5 Minutes

Add Fresh Parsley

Fill the Rice in the Scooped Vegetables, Cover with the Top Layer of the Vegetables

Add some Chopped Potatoes filling the Dish, sprinkle Water & Bake for Minutes till Done

A Great Cup of Greek Coffee is traditionally made using a Briki (Coffee Pot)

Briki is a Metal Pot with a Long Handle used on the Stove top to make a Thick Coffee

Every Greek girl’s rite of passage includes learning to make Greek Coffee which has a Kaimaki (mean the Nice Thick Foam that forms on top of the Coffee)!!
The shape of the Briki is important in the creation of the Kaimaki

For a Metrion (Mildly Sweet) Coffee, use a 1:1 ratio of Sugar: Coffee with about a Heaped Tsp. each for every cup of Coffee

Sweets:

The Greek have 3 different categories of Desserts; first are the Nutty Syrupy ones, second are the Divine Biscuits & third are the Luscious Custards

One of those Greek Grandmother's Favorite Recipes that she would like to make for her Grandkids!!

Fig Loukomadas with Raspberry Filling:

Fresh Green Figs- 12 No’s

For Batter:

Plain Flour- 1 Cup

Dried Yeast- 1 Packet

Sugar- 2 Tbsp.

Sea Salt- a pinch

Water- To Make Batter

For Syrup:

Sugar- 2 Cups

Water- 2 Cups

Juice of 1 Lemon

Raspberries (Fresh/Frozen)- 1 Cup

Rose Water- 1 Tsp.

Plain Flour - 2 Tbsp., For Dusting

Whisk the Flour, Yeast, Sugar, water & leave it for about 2-3 Hours

Make Sugar Syrup with 2 Cups Sugar & 2 Cups Water

Add Fresh Raspberries, Rose Water & stir to loosen the Raspberries

Dust the Fresh Figs with Flour, Roll them iman the prepared Batter & Deep Fry

Pour the Sauce over the Fried Figs & Serve Fresh!

Feta Cheese Wrapped in Filo Sheet with Honey & Sesame Seeds is a Greek Cretan Cuisine Dessert

Cut Feta into 1cm-Thick Pieces

Brush the Filo Pastry Sheet with Olive Oil one at a time

Wrap the Feta Cheese in the Brushed Filo Pastry Sheet into a Square Shape

Heat Olive Oil in a Wide Pan & Deep-Fry the Squares till Golden in Color

Drain the Squares onto a Plate with Kitchen Paper

Drizzle Honey, Sprinkle Poppy Seeds & Sesame Seeds

Serve Fresh & Warm!


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As shared by one of my Blogger friends (many thanks for that), Lopi from Greece, Ryzogalo is the Greek Rice Pudding equivalent of the Kheer- Indian Rice Pudding

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