A BEAUTIFUL THOUGHT
GooD FriendS......!!!!!!
Good Friends Are Hard To Find.
Good Friends Are Easy To Love.
Good Friends Are Presents That
Last Forever And That Feel
Like Gifts From Above
Good Friends Are One In A Million.
Good Friends Are Stories To Share.
Good Friends Know The Path To Your
Happiness, And They Walk With You
All The Way There.
Good Friends Are Lives Overlapping.
Good Friends Are Laughter And Tears.
Good Friends Are Emotions So Deep
That The Trust Just Keeps Growing
Over The Years.
Good Friends Are Hard To Find.
Good Friends Are Easy To Adore.
And You“ve Been
Such A Good Friend To Me
...That I Could Ask
For Nothing More.
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LOVE LIFE OF FAMOUS PEOPLE..PART II
George Clooney (1961- ) The contemporary romancer who doesn’t even have to try. His boyish good looks, crossed with smoldering bedroom eyes, give this actor an edge that allows him to seduce without even breaking a sweat. Breezing through a brief marriage years ago, this modern-day Casanova keeps it casual: no kids, no emotional baggage, and an angel-meets-imp demeanor on-screen. It’s a combo that would have any red-blooded woman yelling “Action!”
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TANDOORI ROTI
tandoori rotiIngredients:This is the way my mom makes Tandoori Roti at home.To make a tandoori roti you normally need a Tandoor and generally it is only available in Restaurants.
Some people might have Tandoors at home ( electric or Gas one). However this recipe my mom makes is done on the normal Gas or Electrric Hotplate.
Ingredients
1. Atta ( Wheat Flour ) 2 Cups2. Maida ( Refined Flour) 1/4 cup3. Ghee or Cooking Oil 2 Table spoons4. Yoghurt 2 Tablespoons.5. Some salt Instructions:1. Mix the Atta, Maida and Salt in a mixing bowl.2. Add the Yoghurt and add start kneading and add small quantities of water and knead .3. The dough should be kept tight. The best way is to knead the dough and add water little water and knead again, add more water if needed and repeat the kneading if needed.4. Leave this dough out for about 2 hours.5. Make a ball from this dough and flatten in into a roti , it should be bit thick say ( 4-5 mm thick) or something like a thin crust pizza base thickness.6. Take a thick bottomed Tava, Griddle or a Fry Pan and put it over the heat.7. Wet one side of the roti and put it on the Pan.8. Also wet the upper side of the roti as well with water, just sprinkle some water drops by hand or use a basting brush dipped in water.9. Now reverse the pan and hold it in your hand and let the roti get roasted over the heat. The roti will keep on sticking to the pan.10. Use your judgment as not to burn the roti off.11. Once the Roti is done on one side, it will fall off.12. Now Pick it up using the tongs .13. Normally the roti would have cooked well on both sides. But sometimes it may fall off bit early , in that case just pick it up and cook in the pan in the normal position.14. Smear it with some Ghee on one side.
Serve hot with a any a meat curry or vegeterian curry.
TIP: If you have a GRILL in our stove then it is easier to do it in the Grill. Make sure that you put the tray as close as possible to the heating elements or flame
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Famous Quotations
Flattery makes friends and truth makes enemies.”
It takes two to quarrel, but only one to end it.”
He who knows nothing, doubts nothing
A wise man changes his mind, a fool neve
Even the best writer has to erase
Successful people radiate self-esteem, not self-disgust
“Successful people make money. It's not that people who make money become successful, but that successful people attract money. They bring success to what they do.”
Wayne Dyer quotes (American motivational Speaker and Author of self-help
Be polite to all, but intimate with few
Small people never learn to be indifferent; they either envy or pity
Pity is for the living, envy is for the dead
The fool speaks, the wise man listens””
Violence is the repartee of the illiterate
Boldness is a mask for fear, however great.”
Count your smiles instead of your tears; Count your courage instead of your fears
Have the courage to act instead of react.”
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PARTY SANDWITCH
Ingredients
COVERING
1 1/2 cups thick curd prepared from full cream milk salt, pepper to taste, 1 tsp powdered sugar
YELLOW CHEESE FILLING
50 gms paneer
2 tbsp finely grated cucumber or carrot salt, pepper to taste
1 tbsp milk, few drops of yellow colour or a pinch haldi
RED TOMATO FILLING
2 tomatoes - pureed in a grinder
2 tbsp tomato sauce
1/4 tsp salt, 1/4 tsp pepper
GREEN CHUTNEY MINT
1/2 bunch mint leaves
1 cup coriander leaves
1 onion sliced
1 tsp sugar, salt, and amchoor to taste
OTHER INGREDIENTS
12 slices of fresh bread
butter
method
Hang curd for 1/2 hour in a thin cloth. Beat well along with salt, sugar & pepper teill smooth. Keep in the fridge.
To prepare yellow filling, grate paneer. Mix everything to make a paste of spreading consistency. Add some yellow colour. Keep filling aside.
Grind tomatoes to a puree in a mixer. Cook puree in a small pan till thick. Add tomato sauce, salt & pepper. Cook for 1 min. Keep red filling aside.
Grind all ingredients of the mint chutney to a fine paste with some water.
In a longish serving plate, arrange 3 slices bread joining each other.
Spead cheese filling on each slice. Butter 3 more slices and cover the cheese filling with the buttered side of the slices.
Spread green chutney generously. Cover with 3 more buttered slices of bread.
Cover this loaf with beaten bread.
Draw a clean fork lengthwise on the curd, across the sandwich in the centre. Draw lines on the sides also with the fork.
Dip small corianderleaves in cold water for 10 min. Arrange 2 rows of open coriander leaves on both sides.
In the centre, place cherry or grape halves on the fork lines, if you like.
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