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Baked Lentil Patties or Vaazhai Poo (Banana Flower) Vadai

June 30th, 2009 Madhuram Posted in Low Fat Baking, Salt and Spicy, Vegan Baking 20 Comments »

Banana Flower Lentil Patties

Back when I was in India before my marriage I rarely cooked because my grandmother and mother took care of it. I knew few basics like kootu, rasam and some poriyal (dry curry), so that was enough to help them out occasionally but certain things I did not know. One such thing is the procedure for cooking banana flower (vaazhai poo). Although my grandmother used to make usili and poriyal out of it I never bothered to learn how to prep the flower for cooking. After coming to US I did not see it in the local markets so I literally forgot that such a thing existed. Read the rest of this entry »

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Low-Fat Vegan Vanilla Cupcakes

June 8th, 2009 Madhuram Posted in Muffins/Cupcakes, Vegan Baking 22 Comments »

Vegan Cupcakes

I was going to try these vegan cupcakes just before the end of the low fat baking event, but had to bake it now itself. The reason being, the other 2 experiments to lower the fat was not that satisfactory. Thankfully it was edible (and healthy), so I did not end up nourishing my trash can. So I resorted to this eggless vanilla cupcake recipe from the Allergy-Free Cookbook by Alice Sherwood. (I have also updated in the event announcement that recipes which are already low in fat can be sent).

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Whole Wheat and Sesame Crackers

May 25th, 2009 Madhuram Posted in Salt and Spicy, Vegan Baking 20 Comments »

Whole Wheat Sesame Seed Crackers

Ever wondered how baked roti dough will taste? I have always thought about it but did not try it until last week. Now I know how it will taste and it’s definitely good. My husband wanted me to make something savory but not deep fried in oil. He actually wanted me to bake “bajjis” (vegetables dunked in chickpea flour batter and deep fried in oil) but I simply shrugged it off because I was not in the experimenting mood. Anyhow I wanted to make something for him because he usually does not ask much.

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