Remove the butter and place the same in a non-stick container. Repeat the process till you get the final drop of butter. The remaining liquid could be drunk or used in the form of buttermilk. You could also use it for making curry or yoghurt-based dishes.
Open Cuts and Wounds- As soon as you have some kind of injury, sprinkle turmeric over it. It has antiseptic qualities and hastens the healing of wounds. You can also use it for healing of burns. It will not leave behind any scar tissue or unsightly marks after healing.
Peel the potatoes and cut them into quarters. Place them in a large saucepan filled with enough water to cover. Add the vegetable bouillon to the water. Boil the potatoes in the water until they are soft when poked with a fork. Cooking time is typically 20 to 30 minutes.
Add the potatoes, cauliflower, and beans. Add the peas now if you are using fresh ones. Pulse the mixture a few times, and then transfer it to a bowl. Add the click here garam masala, turmeric, salt, pepper and steamed vegetables. Mix well and divide the mixture into portions.
Sometimes people feel a little intimidated about preparing Ghee -- a key ingredient in Ayurvedic cooking. As I explained, Ghee is butter cooked down (or clarified) so that all the moisture evaporates. There is a tendency to associate clarified butter with complicated French cooking. And that raises people's cooking anxiety.
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The verdict - The service is efficient and quick. Ambience is run-of-the-mill. Food seems to go well with the palate of Hyderabadis as the place teems with youngsters and family crowd. As far as our verdict on food is concerned, we thought that the coconut chutney could be spiced up a bit. Rava Dosa and Idlis were good though. Prices are above those in the South Indian joints found in the city. Liquor is not served. There is some parking space available.