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The food of Goa is an extraordinary amalgamation of Portuguese and local sensibilities, mainly those of the Saraswat Hindus. Taste the most exotic Indian cuisine by trying your hand at some of the following recipes.
Vegetable Pulao:
Ingredients
2 cups of Basmati rice
6/7 pods Garlic
little more Ginger 5/8 Green Chilli
lots of Daniya leaves and Pudina leaves
Garam Masala for saute and to grind
vegetables like french beans, carrot, potato, cauliflower etc.
oil to saute and salt to taste.
Method
1. Grind ginger, garlic and green chilli make a paste and garam masala like cinnamon, elachi, cardomon make a paste.
2. Take a vessel put oil in it and then add garam masala like cinnamon, elachi, cardomon, bayleaves then add the ginger, garlic, chilli and garam Masala paste.
3. Then add rice, all vegetables daniya and pudina leaves and salt to taste.
4. Keep for some time in a gas till rice is done.
5. Add lots of daniya leaves and lots of ginger and garlic.
6. Ready to serve.
Sweet Sannas:
Ingredients
2 kg Goa rice
2 large coconuts
1 kg sugar
1 ½ bottle toddy
1 tbsp salt or to taste
Method
1. Soak the rice overnight.
2. Grind the drained rice to a fine paste in the morning.
3. Grate and grind the coconuts.
4. Strain the toddy to remove sediment and add sugar to it.
5. Mix the ground coconut and rice using the sweetened toddy.
6. Add little water to the mixture slightly.
7. Put in a large container and keep aside till the mixture begins to rise (2-3 hours).
8. Then boil water in a steaming vessel (komfro).
9. Take some saucers, pour about 1 ½ ladles of the mixture in each saucer. Arrange on the komfro stand and steam for 20 to 25 minutes on high heat.
10. Eat with sorpotel or as a teatime snack.
Bebinca:
Ingredients
200 gms Plain flour(Maida)
10 Egg yolks
500 gms Sugar
1 cup Coconut milk (Thick),
¼ tsp Nutmeg powder
200 gms Ghee / Butter
Method
1. Mix plain flour, sugar and egg yolks with coconut milk and stir thoroughly till sugar has dissolved.
2. Add the nutmeg powder and keep aside.
3. Heat little butter in a pan and pour in one cup of batter.
4. Bake this layer on low heat till it turns brown, and then add another spoonful of butter and another cup of batter.
5. Continue to bake till all the batter is used up.
6. Once done, turn the tin upside down, remove the bebinca and cool before serving.
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