Hinglish
Breakfast left over vegetables
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The left over vegetables with the total quantity available for cooking for 2 persons. There is no list of ingredients .
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Cut the available vegetables into small pieces and organise them in order. Enjoy the arrangement.
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Mix all the cut pieces
together and you will have an idea of the quantity available for cooking from
the left over vegetables.
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By the usual method indicated in my earlier posts, cook the vegetables properly keeping the ingredients mix in mind. Cooking is over.
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Now get 2 loaves of un-sliced bread from the bakery and make 4 pieces out of the 2 loaves.
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Slice about 1/2 inch from
the top of each portion to be used as a lid. Now scoop out the middle portion of the remaining part using knife or by any other means and carve out a portion looking like a well. It is this well which will be used for stuffing the left over cooked vegetables. Now you have a well with a lid . Enjoy your carving for a while.
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Use a spatula from the cooked stuffing and transfer it inside the well. Do not ram the stuffing , as it may open out from the thin wall. Fill the well to the brim and flaten the top of the stuffing with the spatula. You can smear the left over tomato sauce for the lid to cover the well.
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I could get 3 wells filled with the available left over cooked vegetables and I have a ray of pride in making use of the small one off quantities of the vegetables. You can add warm milk to the scooped portion without added sugar and offer to the kids. Do not mix the scooped portion with the stuffing.
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The exclusive moment to enjoy the dish with the satisfaction that nothing has been wasted.
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Rangarajan Ramaswamy
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Rangarajan Ramaswamy Bangalore 18.07.2013 07:30 pm
excellent sir, please continue..
ReplyDeleteDear Amit
DeleteWell. Thanks. Did you try both options ? Share it with your wife and practice it in all walks of life. Please plan a trip to Rajasthan and every minute you will learn how to minimise use of scarce resources. Vegetables are costing around Rs 100 to 200 per Kg. Ginger is Rs 200 per Kg and Tomato Rs 60 per Kg. Ooty Beans Rs 80 per Kg. With best wishes Rangarajan Bangalore 19.07.2013 07:30 am