You will not believe how much enthusiasm I had in making this dish. When I read Easycraft's (click here for the recipe)recipe for peanut masala bath, I decided to make it for dinner. I ran to the grocery store just to buy peanuts before dinner time and made it. I have never liked Vangibath made with brinjal or capsicum. But I liked peanut masala bath a lot. It is a nice substitute for veges. Oops I got the name interchanged in the above picture:)Note: Grind the peanuts finely else your mouth will ache.
Some of my foodie friends know that I tried making Thattai and ended up with a few minor burns on my hand. I am so embarrassed to tell you that I couldn't make out the difference between rice flour and corn flour that day.. Yes! I was actually making thattais using corn flour. When I was kneading the dough, it was so sticky and I thought I had bought a bad quality rice flour. It did not strike me that I was using the wrong flour :) I realised it the next day when I was searching for corn flour in my pantry to make sweet corn soup. Isn't it funny?
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Kanna,
ReplyDeleteBy admitting that the burn caused while making Thattai was due to using corn flour instead of rice flour,you stand tall by telling the truth. I REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR QUALITY. KEEP IT UP MY CHILD.
By the way, Peanut Masala bath looks yummy and should taste good.
Appa
Peanut masala bath looks good. I'm going to try it too. I have had similar experiences when i was new to cooking. Using the wrong ingredients :-) Even now i burn my fingers once in a while.
ReplyDeleteYou have company dear..I too have replaced ingredients without knowing which was what..??!!hehe.Peanut masala bath looks delicious!!
ReplyDeleteReally excellant... nice entry... sounds deliicous...new for me... will try,,, thxs for sharing..
ReplyDeletethank u very much mahimaa for visiting my blog...peanut masala bath looks colurful and delicious
ReplyDeletemasala bath i have eaten at my friend's place and her method was a bit tedious too. ur seems easier, wil try it and let u know
ReplyDeletelooks gud nd nicley presented..
ReplyDeleteI have never made Peanut masala bath ever, looks like something I might enjoy...
ReplyDeleteYou shared the corn flour experience with me yesterday... now I am sure everyone will learn to be careful from your experience.
Share and learn, you are doing it wonderfully well.
Looks delicious! Love your photos!
ReplyDeleteGal watch out when u re in kitchen, burn,cut are pretty common but be cautious! It happened to me betw maida and rice four!
ReplyDeleteNice peanut bath should be different!
thanks everyone..
ReplyDeletecham-yeah i will be careful hereafter.
Appa-thanks for consistently posting comments in my blog. It encourages me to try more and more.
Same pinch.I was once in a hurry and replaced corn flour with rava. :)
ReplyDeleteFeels great to know that you tried out the recipe and liked the same...thanks for taking the efforts..
ReplyDeleteThe peanut masala baath looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteWe all have some mishaps like these :)
hey I tried peanut masala bath yest for dinner.it was nice.liked it.its really easy and yummy if u have to whip up some thing fast!!
ReplyDeletewow ur peanut masala bath looks mouthwatering and yummy i am going to makeit. You can visit my blog view my recipes and give ur comments
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