1 cup semolina
2 teaspoons rice flour
1 tablespoon chickpea flour
seasonings: salt, turmeric, finely chopped fresh ginger,chilli, curry leaves and corriander
1 1/2 tablespoons oil
1/2 cup yoghurt
1/2 cup cold water (to make pourable consistency)
Method:
Mix al...
Makes 10 regular muffins
200g pumpkin – cook, drain and mash (could be baked and mashed for a richer taste)
Combine in a large bowl
- 2 cups SR flour
- ½ tsp baking powder
- 75 g grated parmesan
Combine in a small bowl
- Mashed pumpkin
- 1 zucchini grated
- ...
Sourdough bread uses a starter to give it lightness and texture. The starter is allowed to sour, or ferment, and this gives a distinctive flavour to the bread. Some people think it’s delicious, others are not very impressed. Here are two starter recipes, one using yoghurt and the other using yeas...
Making bread is not as difficult as most people imagine, nor as time-consuming as it is made out to be. But the finished product is far more satisfying than most modern, factory-made breads that contain many additives and preservatives. Only a few minutes time is required for actual preparation,...
Makes 8 Texas muffins or 15 large regular muffins 30g butter melted (or olive oil – your preference) 2 onions sliced 3 - 4 tablespoons fresh sage or thyme finely chopped 1 tblsp brown sugar 2 cups SR flour (wheat or combination of gluten free flours) 1 1/3 cups almond meal 440 ml milk (cow or ...
You may practise raja, hatha, kundalini, mantra and bhakti yoga, but if you underestimate karma yoga, then all these yogas can lead you to a dissipated and dispersed state of mind. Everyone who is practising yoga should transform their daily activities through the philosophy of karma yoga.
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