Thursday, January 7, 2010

Can anyone tell me how to use walnut in our Indian food recipes?

Walnut is good for health. But i don't know how to use.please tell me.Can anyone tell me how to use walnut in our Indian food recipes?
KAJU- WALNUT BARFI





Recipe:





Half gallon of whole milk


1陆 cups of sugar (or 2 cups, how sweet, your choice)


1 cup cashews


1 cup walnuts





Preparation:





Milk and Sugar: Bring milk to a boil in a big wide pot. Add sugar and stir. Cook the mixture until is gets thick and is reduced to about one fourths of the original quantity. It takes atleast 45 minutes to one hour.:)





Cashews and Walnuts: Meanwhile, lightly roast cashews and walnuts separately in an iron skillet. Let them cool down to room temperature. Separate 10 pieces from each and chop them into small pieces. With the remaining ones - make a fine powder of them in a food processor/mixer








Kova into Laddu: Add this fine powder to the thickened milk-sugar kova and cook for 15 minutes, stirring frequently, until the mixture is very thick. Sprinkle in chopped chunks of cashews and walnuts, that was kept aside, cook for another 10 minutes or until the mixture is almost crumbly and comes away easily from the sides of pan.





Take a spoonful of mixture and press it with your hands into a ball. If it holds shape, then mixture is ready for cooling. Turn off the heat. Spoon the mixture into a greased square or round pan. Level it with a spatula and let it cool for at least 4 to 5 hours. Cut into squares for burfis or take a spoonful of mixture, shape it with your hands into a round ball for laddus. Store them in jar, will stay fresh for 4 to 7 days.


(Makes about 15 to 20 medium sized laddus.)











One medium sized cashew-walnut laddu, my entry to 鈥楽ugar-Low Friday鈥?event hosted by lovely Sam of Beck %26amp; Posh.





By the time my friends left, I had only four laddus remaining out of 20. Two for me and two for Vijay, enough for us. This is how I do my 鈥楽ugar - Low鈥? by portion control. In my view, this is also one of the ways to lower the sugar consumption.Can anyone tell me how to use walnut in our Indian food recipes?
Ingredients:





1 lb. 31/40 count shrimp/prawn


1/2 cup Walnut halves (make sure you get the walnut halves)


3 tablespoons mayonnaise


1/2 tablespoon honey


1/2 tablespoon condensed milk


1 teaspoon lemon juice


1 egg white


1/2 cup corn starch (for coating the prawn)


Oil for frying





For the Walnuts:





1/2 cup sugar


1/2 cup water





Method:





1. Peel and deveined the shrimp/prawn. Pat dry with paper towels, add the egg white, mix well with the shrimp and set aside.


2. Rinse the walnut halves with water, drain and set aside.


3. Heat up the water until it boils and add in the sugar.


4. Keep stirring until it turns thick and golden color and then add the walnut.


5. Boil for 2 minutes, then drain and place walnuts on a cookie sheet/parchment paper to dry. (Regular paper will not work as the walnut will stick to it).


6. Heat the oil in a wok over high heat.


7. Coat the shrimp with a thick layer of corn flour and then and then fry in the hot oil until golden brown. Remove the shrimps from the wok and drain on paper towels.


8. In a bowl, stir together the mayonnaise, honey, condensed milk and lemon juice.


9. Add shrimp and toss with the mayonnaise sauce.


10. Transfer to a serving plate and garnish the candied walnuts on top of the shrimp and serve immediately.
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put da f walnut in the dish :P
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