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Jun 9, 2011 12:49 AM CST cutlets
duncansantan
duncansantanduncansantanMUMBAI, Maharashtra India27 Threads 48 Posts
200 gms mince beef
1 tea spn of basin
very small sliced pieces of onion
very small sliced pieces of tomatoes
garlic and ginger
pinch of salt
3 eggs
1 table spn of maida
very little butter
lime or vinegar 2 tea spn drops
mix it thoroughly
then shape it with diameter of a cup size
and fry it with butter or oil a dash or 1 tea spn well spread on the heat frying pan.
serve hot
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Jun 9, 2011 1:11 AM CST cutlets
rizlaredonline today!
rizlaredonline today!rizlaredNot in Cebu City, Central Visayas Philippines89 Threads 2 Polls 5,588 Posts
duncansantan: 200 gms mince beef
1 tea spn of basin ??
very small sliced pieces of onion
very small sliced pieces of tomatoes
garlic and ginger
pinch of salt
3 eggs
1 table spn of maida ??
very little butter
lime or vinegar 2 tea spn drops
mix it thoroughly
then shape it with diameter of a cup size
and fry it with butter or oil a dash or 1 tea spn well spread on the heat frying pan.
serve hot


BASIN ?? What is this ??

MAIDA
Maida flour is a variety of flour used to make Indian breads such as paratha and naan. It is also used in Central Asian and Southeast Asian cuisine. Maida is a refined product of wheat. It is extracted from the inner white portion of the wheat after the outer brownish layer is removed. After the flour is ground in a flour mill (Chakki), it is passed through a fine mesh (600 mesh per square inch) to obtain maida. (Wiki)
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Jun 9, 2011 1:14 AM CST cutlets
dolphin1
dolphin1dolphin1Chester, Cheshire, England UK2 Threads 310 Posts
rizlared: BASIN ?? What is this ??

MAIDA
Maida flour is a variety of flour used to make Indian breads such as paratha and naan. It is also used in Central Asian and Southeast Asian cuisine. Maida is a refined product of wheat. It is extracted from the inner white portion of the wheat after the outer brownish layer is removed. After the flour is ground in a flour mill (Chakki), it is passed through a fine mesh (600 mesh per square inch) to obtain maida. (Wiki)



BASIL.....think he made a typo....nice recipe thoughthumbs up
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Jun 9, 2011 1:18 AM CST cutlets
rizlaredonline today!
rizlaredonline today!rizlaredNot in Cebu City, Central Visayas Philippines89 Threads 2 Polls 5,588 Posts
dolphin1: BASIL.....think he made a typo....nice recipe though

Yes I wondered that, but then thought maybe it was some special Indian spicedunno Agree it sounds good, so will try tonight as getting somewhat jaded regarding rice or noodles everyday. thumbs up
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Jun 9, 2011 7:47 AM CST cutlets
duncansantan
duncansantanduncansantanMUMBAI, Maharashtra India27 Threads 48 Posts
basin=channa ka atta
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Jun 10, 2011 8:26 AM CST cutlets
chococherrie
chococherriechococherrieSomewhere over the Rainbow, Indonesia71 Threads 5 Polls 5,647 Posts
sounds yummygrin
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Jun 10, 2011 8:45 AM CST cutlets
bodleing
bodleingbodleingGreater Manchester, England UK238 Threads 8 Polls 13,810 Posts
rizlared: BASIN ?? What is this ??

MAIDA
Maida flour is a variety of flour used to make Indian breads such as paratha and naan. It is also used in Central Asian and Southeast Asian cuisine. Maida is a refined product of wheat. It is extracted from the inner white portion of the wheat after the outer brownish layer is removed. After the flour is ground in a flour mill (Chakki), it is passed through a fine mesh (600 mesh per square inch) to obtain maida. (Wiki)


Haha, I asked the same question yesterday riz.





laugh
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