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COOKING TIPS
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Potato cutlets- For better salt absorption, add
it to the water in which the potato are boiling.
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Brown onions faster- Onions will brown faster if
1/2 teaspoon of salt is added to the onions
while frying.
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Avoid sticky rice- Add a few drops of lemon
juice & a pinch of sugar to the rice while
cooking.
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Crisp pakodas- Add a little corn flour to the
gram flour while mixing the dough.
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Easy garlic skin removal- Garlic skin comes off
easily if the garlic flakes are warmed a little
before peeling.
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Safe cooking with oil- Sometimes hot oil starts
foaming and starts rising in the pan. Dissipate
the foam to avoid this situation by adding a
marble sized ball of tamarind to the oil.
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Removing fat from soups- Fat can be easily
removed from hot soup by floating a large
lettuce leaf on the surface.
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Crisp onions better- Onions will turn out
crispier if soaked in milk for a little while
before frying.
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Perfect rice- Add a few drops of lemon juice and
1/2 tsp. ghee while cooking rice to make the it
whiter and keep the grain unbroken.
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Salty soup fix- Place a raw potato in the bowl &
it will absorb the extra salt.
Prevent egg smell in cakes- To get rid of the
smell of eggs in the cakes, add one tablespoon
honey to the cake batter while beating it.
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Fluffier idlies- Never beat idli batter too much
because the air which has already incorporated
during fermentation is lost.
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Fluffier idlies (another way)- While grinding
rice for idlis, add 1/5 quantity of soaked
flaked rice (poha)..
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Crisp dosas- To make dosas more crisp, add half
a teaspoon of fenugreek seeds to the lentil and
rice mixture while soaking.
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Crispy lady finger (okra)- While cooking add a
few drops of lemon juice OR a spoonful of curd
to the ladyfingers for a crispy taste.
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Perfect taste in recipes using yogurt/curd- Some
recipes use yogurt/curd which may curdle while
cooking. To prevent curdling, don't add salt
until yogurt/curd is cooked.
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