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Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India
Over the last few decades I've spent a number of hours cooking for my family of 5. My husband is a retired bank Manager and my 3 boys are IIT graduates. Now I'm sharing my knowledge and thoughts to the world through this site. Whether you are a busy mom or a student learning to cook, you will find this blog helpful for cooking simple and easy to make food for yourself and the whole family. Hope you enjoy my recipe blog! I also love listening to devotional songs. Please browse through my devotional blogs to know more about them. I am always looking for ways to improve my blogs. Please leave your comments. If you like to see recipe of any particular dish or lyrics of a devotional song, please also let me know. Thanks for reading my blog.

Thursday, 7 June 2012

Raskora , Rabri and koava muddakudumulu


Raskora
Picture 1
Raskora 


Ingredients 

Grated coconut        6 cups
Sugar                      2cups
Cardamon powder    1 pinch

Procedure
  1. Heat  thick bottom cooking bowl.
  2. Add grated coconut, sugar and half cup of  water, mix well.
  3. Mix continuously in low flame and cook till the water in the mixture evaporates. (picture 1)
  4. Switch off the stove and allow to cool. 
  5. Make equal proportional small balls with Ghee applied hands.

Rabri


Picture


Rabri 

Ingredients 
  • Thick Milk                  2 litres (minimum 1litre) 
  • Sugar                         1cups (depends upon ur taste and milk thick ness)
  • Cardamon powder       1 pinch
Procedure
  1. Take milk in a thick bottom  deep bowl and heat  until the milk  reduces to half.( Mix contentiously in medium low flame.)
  2. Add sugar and mix well. Again cook till the it becomes a medium  thick paste.
  3. Mix cardamon powder and remove from the flame.
  4.  Serve hot or cold.

Koava Muddakudumulu

Picture 1

picture 2
Ingredients

  • Raskoras 8
  • Rabri      4 cups
Procedure
  1. Take rabri in a  thick bottom bowl and  cook on stove on  low medium heat , till the excess water in the rabri will evaporates.
  2. This makes the koava dry and easy to roll . Make equal portions.
  3. Now take a opened plastic cover put some ghee on it.  
  4. Take kowava  dough spread it little bit on ghee applied plastic coverr, then put the raskora ball ( picture1 )and close it.
  5. Make  balls with Ghee applied hands  as shown in the (picture 2.)
  6. Serve after  minimum 15 minutes. 






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