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Egg Bhurji and My New Coasters
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Homewarming has moved to new home here.
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Tes
Egg Bhuri is an Indian spicy scramble egg. It is hot and spicy, so you might be surprised to know that it is one of Yaseen’s favourite dishes. Living here, he grows accustomed to the taste and flavour of India. So he loves the taste of masala and spices. The actual Egg Bhurgi in India is spicier and intense in flavour more than the one in my recipe. I tried to adapt it to make it quick and easy with less spicy so the whole family can enjoy.
Egg Bhurji
Ingredients: (2 servings)
Eggs – 4
½ tbsp Garam masala powder ( A basic blend of ground spices common in Indian and other South Asian cuisines. It is available in the package in Indian or Asian grocery stores.)
1 Onion – chopped
1 Tomato – chopped
Few Fresh coriander chopped
1 tbsp Vegetable oil
Salt to taste
Method:
In the pan on the medium heat add oil. When the oil is hot sauté onion until it is soft and transparent. Add tomato and cooked for a few second, add garam masala and salt to taste. Cook until tomato is soft and the masala aromatic fragrance infused.
Beat eggs and salt quickly and add to the pan. Stir continuously and cook till egg is well done.
Serve with toast or bread.
Today I made these coasters! I have to admit that I am not a very patient person. I only know the basic knitting. I had 3 hours free in the morning, so I finish 6 coasters. I want to try making placemats next weekend.
Do you make crafts at home? Do you have time to create something at home?
Hi friends,
Homewarming has moved to new home here.
Thanks,
Tes
Stir Fried Egg with Cucumber and Tomato
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The thing about working with simple ingredients is that I feel so confident and leisurely cooking them. Fresh cucumber and tomato are never absent form my fridge. They are always in our grocery list because we use them in day to day dishes like salads, sandwiches, curries, stews, etc. But one of my favourite ways of cooking them is stir fry them with eggs in a hot wok.
Stir Fried Egg with Cucumber and Tomato
Ingredients: (4 servings)
2 eggs- beaten
2 cucumber- peeled and sliced
1 big tomato-sliced
1/2 onion- sliced
4 cloves garlic- minced
1 tsp soy sauce
1 tbsp oyster sauce
1/2 tsp sugar
1/4 tsp salt
1/2 tsp ground white pepper
2 tbsp oil
Heat oil in a wok or large pan over the medium- high heat and add oil.
Add garlic and sauté until turn yellow.
Add eggs and stir to separate into small pieces.
Add cucumber, tomato and onion and stir for few second.
Add soy sauce, oyster sauce, sugar, and salt and stir for 2-3 minutes or until the cucumber is lightly soften.
Spring some ground white pepper over it and it’s ready.
Serve with some rice.
Hi friends,
Homewarming has moved to new home here.
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Tes
Pune University
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It is also know as Oxford of the East, the hit spot for Asian & Middle East students. I graduated form here 4 years ago. This beautiful university is a famous educational destination and historical landmark of Pune city.
This 400 acres campus is also popular hangout spot; it is a perfect place for family outdoor activities, picnic, and botanical wonderland trip.
The air in the university is so clean and fresh, it’s great for morning walk. Early of the day you will see cute senior citizen couples walking hand in hand. They are so cute and make me wonder if I and Sadik be this sweet when we are at this age.
We are so lucky to live so close by. We often go for a walk in the morning, hangout under the tree in the late afternoon, or go play football and cricket in the evening.
This must be the place I love the most in Pune. I can sit here and forget myself for one moment and let my head climbs up the tree or flies free over the top of the green grass.
There are beautiful gardens richen by the color of flowers and plants. I love going there to take photo and enjoy ever bit of these beautiful blossoms.
We live in the city so it is one of very few places where I can let Yaseen run free and roll over the muddy floor.
You must have your favourite park, where you love spending time with your family and make new friends…the place you sit for hours and lose youselves into the scene before your eyes. When is the last time you run bare feet so fast with the biggest smile on your face? How offend you lay down over the fresh grass without worrying about germs?
Me??? … in Pune university every weekend
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Tes
Fish with Dill curry
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I had a very heavy dinner last night, we had the World Cup snacks and I munched on a whole bag of potato chip. I was upset with my weight and how I felt so tired and lazy. Though Yaseen really want me to bake some cookies or muffins but all I needed was a few more hours of sleep. We ended up giving the sad Yaseen grilled cheese sandwich instead. I make myself a light coffee and that was all I could effort for breakfast.
I remember my mom told me how dill is fortifying, anti spasmodic and helping in removing the toxic substances form the body. I used to make smoothie out of it before and it wasn’t pretty. It’s about lunch and the clock was ticking. I had a bunch of dill in my hand…
I learned this recipe when I was young. I had never tried it on fish before, but I really didn’t have mood for chicken today. We wanted light and healthy curry with some rice. This is a Northeast Thailand style fish curry with dill. We usually served it with sticky rice but I found it equally wonderful with jasmine rice or rice vermicelli.
Fish and Dill curry
Ingredients: (4 servings)
300 gm Fish (any firm fresh fish like king fish, pomfret, catfish, etc.)
2 smooth luffa- sliced
A bunch of dill- sliced into 2 inches long
2 stalks lemon grass- white part sliced
8 shallots- peeled
1/2 whole garlic- peeled
1-2 red chili (or less if you like it mild)
2-3 tbsp fish sauce or to taste
1 tsp sugar
Add lemon grass, shallots, garlic and chili in the blender and roughly blend it to paste.
Heat 1 1/2 cups of water in the pot, add the paste, sugar and fish sauce. Bring to boil and cook for few minutes.
Slice luffa add to the pot.
Stir and cook until the luffa is soften.
Add fish and gently stir. Simmer for 5 minutes or fish is cooked thoroughly.
Add dill and gently stir. Once dill is lightly soften, turn off the heat and serve.
It’s fresh and healthy! I’m feeling better already!
Hi friends,
Homewarming has moved to new home here.
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