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Tiramisu - Lift me Up!! Valentines Special

Posted by Nevs Kitchen....Curry,Masala and More..http://currymasalaandmore.blogspot.com.au/ February 04, 2015

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Poor man's Tiramisu

Posted by Nevs Kitchen....Curry,Masala and More..http://currymasalaandmore.blogspot.com.au/ August 23, 2014

Baking cooking dessert easy home made inexpensive Ingredients italian no overn poor mans tiramisu

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Nevs Kitchen....Curry,Masala and More..http://currymasalaandmore.blogspot.com.au/: This is a group for my Blog Nev"s Veg Kitchen Indian Curry Masala & More I hope you enjoy it. I will share my recipes, life experiences that revolve around food and other trivia. Please do stop by for a culinary experience of a different kind and I hope my blog inspires you to cook the same way I have been inspired to cook and write about it. Enjoy and Inspire!!

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I am not sure why is this recipe so popular out side India, Copyrighted @nnd but I had a few requests from blog readers & friends who wanted to learn how to make this vinegary flavored Portuguese dish. I read some where that Vindaloo was used symbolically by Australians to support the Indian community a few years ago in Melbourne. :)) So I buckled down & experimented to make a veg version of the oddly popular "Vindaloo". This is a recipe that originates from the most loved place in India- Goa, which was a Portuguese colony pre independence. Copyrighted @nnd Copyrighted @nnd Goa is the land of sun, sand, cashews, beaches, beach side shacks, local beer, fish, forts, rickety boats, yachts, two wheelers, Ferraris, parties like you have never seen before, ruined forts & beautiful churches. It is almost like this vindaloo recipe, which has a little bit of ever...

Fat Labrador Cafe - A unique find in a bustling city like Pune!

It’s been six months since I relocated from Melbourne to Pune, and as I am slowly getting a hang of things in India, getting my confidence back, being fearless while crossing the road, having all my senses on high alert at all times, the one thing that I have been on the lookout for is GOOD COFFEE. Now everyone’s definition of good coffee varies, but since I am a self-proclaimed coffee snob , good coffee for me means the name of the coffee should match the actual drink served. So, if it’s a cappuccino it can’t be a latte, an espresso can’t be a long black, you catch the drift. Now India is predominantly a Chai or Tea loving country, so there are chai lounges, tapri’s (around the corner shops), tea cafes everywhere, that serve all varieties of tea. Coffee is still just an item on the menu, at most of the restaurants and cafes, to tick the box. So, if you see Coffee on the menu, it means a packet of instant coffee, mixed with hot milk and served with or without sugar, as...

Slice Cake from My Childhood

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Naan Roti or Bread

Fresh home made naan in 30 mins. Naan roti or bread Ingredients: 2 Cups Plain or All-purpose flour (Maida) 1 tsp. Salt 1 tsp. Sugar 1 packet or 3 tsp. Rapid rise yeast ½ Cup Plain or Greek Yogurt Oil for brushing ¾ Cup warm milk Method: In a large bowl mix the flour, yeast, sugar, salt, yogurt and milk in a large bowl. Knead to make a soft, slightly sticky dough. Apply some oil & make it into a smooth round ball. Place in the same bowl & brush the top with some oil. Keep it covered with a cling film or a dry kitchen towel in a warm place. For me it is usually my oven or microwave without turning it on. After 30mins the dough would have risen well. Toss it out on a clean, floured surface. Oil your palms & start kneading the dough again & divide it into 10 equal sized balls. Heat a flat pan on the stove & line a baking sheet with some foil. Take some plain flour & flatten the balls & start rolling with a rolling pin. You...

Birthday tradition

In India we always have two different days or dates for our birthday, which means you celebrate your birthday twice. Now who will not like that :D. One according to the English calendar and one according to the Hindu calendar. The difference is our birth dates remain constant per the English calendar, but the dates change if we follow the Hindu calendar ( which everyone in India does & is considered more auspicious) according to the placement of the stars on the day we were born. The Hindu birthday is always before or around the same time as the date of our birth. Any ways to cut a long story short, last month was Mr N's birthday. Of course there were two celebrations, one big and one not so big. :) Mr N LOVES Black Forest Cake.Period. Its almost like a tradition to order a large Black Forest cake on his birthday. Now India, Australia very easy to get this cake...USA is a whole different ball game. You don't get any of the Asian pastries there, no pattice (thos...

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Tiramisu - Lift me Up!! Valentines Special

TIRAMISU "LIFT ME UP" copyright@nnd An easy yet delicious Valentines Day Recipe! Just looking at this lifts up my mood and one bite of this Italian classic, leaves you wanting more. Such a perfect blend of all things rich and strong, just the way I like it ;) Do give it a try & enjoy it just by yourself or that some one special with your favorite cuppa!! Ingre dients: 16 S avoiardi biscuits or Italian lady fingers (they come in packs of 5) 250g or 1 Tub of Mascarpone Cheese 1 tbsp. Kahlua or Alcoholic Vanilla Extract (if you don't have this, use orange or coffee liquor, bourbon or rum. I got mine from Trader J oe's. You will also need 1 tbsp. plain vanilla extract) 4 tbsp. Granulated or Caster sugar 1 Egg yolk (optional) - (transfer the egg whites into a zip lock bag and put it in the freezer, you can use it next time a recipe calls for 1 egg white. I learnt this awesome tip from Nigella Lawson, ...