The Complete Ayurvedic Cookbook - The Eumundi Medicine Man
The Complete Ayurvedic Cookbook - The Eumundi Medicine Man
The Complete Ayurvedic Cookbook - The Eumundi Medicine Man
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Ingredients:<br />
Paneer (curd), cut into chucks<br />
Batter; Chickpea flour 2 Cups<br />
Self Raising Plain Flour 2 Tablespoons<br />
Half Teaspoon of rock salt & turmeric<br />
Ghee for deep frying<br />
PANEER PAKORAH<br />
47BA timeless treat<br />
<strong>The</strong> Luxuries<br />
You can use a huge array of vegies for these treats deep fried in ghee, cauliflower,<br />
eggplant and spinach for example. Mix up the batter and let it rest, or meditate. If<br />
the batter will cover the curd without all falling off or on the other extreme collecting<br />
in a big lump, then you have it right. Add a little water or flour and get it right. It is<br />
a little like life, a balance. Have the ghee heated, not as hot as for Puri, on a low to<br />
medium flame. Dip the curd in the batter and drop into the ghee. After a minute you<br />
should be able to move the Pakorah and see how it faired. Make any adjustments to<br />
the batter and push on, they always taste great regardless, serve with sour date sauce<br />
and Kitchari. Curd cooks in about 2-3 minutes, vegies take up to eight minutes. If<br />
the ghee is too hot, the outside will burn and the inside will be raw. If the ghee is not<br />
hot enough, they will be soggy. Life again!<br />
Wholesome and healthy is knowing what and how to eat at a particular, time place and<br />
circumstance, Nothing is totally healthy!<br />
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