Masoor Ambat
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Masoor Ambat is a dish that holds a special place in my heart—a comforting
Konkani gravy that brings back memories of home-cooked meals and family
gather...
Wednesday, August 1, 2007
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Hi.. sailu..
ReplyDeleteGood job..
carry on ur site..
its rocking...
I tried the dessert recipes from your blog and they came out good.
ReplyDeleteRenu :o)
Hi Renu,
ReplyDeleteThank you for trying bread halwa. Even I like this dessert very much.
Hi
ReplyDeleteI am Lahari. I am searching for this recipe from long back. Finally i got here. But how much quantity we have to take the milk and upto how many minutes the bread should be in milk? Thank you.
Hi Lahari,
ReplyDeleteJust to dip the fried bread pieces in milk. No need of taking milk in exact volume. It is takes approximately 1 - 1 1/2 cups.
The bread should be soaked in milk around a minute. By the time you fry the next bread slice this should be taken off from milk.
For this use a good quality of ghee. It tastes better.
All the best Lahari.