Showing posts with label multi grain bread. Show all posts
Showing posts with label multi grain bread. Show all posts

Sunday, 20 January 2013

Multigrain Dates Bread

Multigrain Dates Bread
Hi Friends,
News of snow falls at hills makes me shiver here. I am the person who wears layers of clothes while people roam around in normal woolen jackets. I feel more cold then other. that's why i consume more coffee then others. I know its not healthy. But even after trying so many methods i am not able to tolerate cold. Now i realized that if i have healthy and warm food which can make me feel warm from inside then i will feel less cold. Hope it will be work for me. 
Yesterday my husband bought Multi grain flour and i wanted to make something healthy with them and i was having some dates in hand. so thought to use them. I made this bread which came out good. My kids liked it and even asked me to pack one piece in there tiffin. I am glad that i tried this. Hope you will also like it.

Ingredients:-

Dry Ingredients
Multi grain flour - 1 cup
APF/Maida- 1/2 cup
Baking Powder - 1 tsp
Baking Soda - 1/2 tsp

Ingredients to heat
Dates - 10 (soaked in 1/2 cup milk)
Oil - 1/2 cup
Honey - 1 tbsp
Vinager - 1/2 tbsp
Vanilla essence - 1 tsp
Oats - 1 tsp
Flex seed powder- 1 tsp

Method:-
Dry ingredients

Ingredients to heat

Take soaked dates in grinder

Make a paste

Take water,oil, vanilla essence, vinegar, honey and heat them up (don't boil, just warm them up)

mixed and incorporated

Mix dry ingredients

Mix them well

Tip in the pan

Sprinkle oats and flex seed powder

Baked for 25 min

LET IT COOL COMPLETELY

CUT AND SERVE




Sending this to Lets cook healthy breakfasts event by simply.food

Healthy Recipe Substitution Event hosted by Anu and  New U event hosted by Cooks Joy and 1st Anniversary Event hosted by Siris Food.com  and WTML event hosted by Gayathri 
Notes:-

  1. You can skip APF and make it with multi grain flour. It will be bit dense.
  2. I added honey to add some moisture and bit of sweet taste in the bread.
  3. I didn't pureed dates well to keep some tiny pieces in the bread, if you don't like chunky bites then you can puree dates.
  4. You can also add some dry fruits in it.

HOPE YOU WILL LIKE IT

Love

PariCash

Sunday, 29 July 2012

Chocolate Fruit Sandwich

CHOCO FRUIT SANDWICH
Hi Friends,
Sometimes kids make sudden demands for some snacks like sandwich/ drinks /sweets etc. By the time i have started this blog, my kids are more attracted to the food i prepare,their demands are increasing day by day, as soon as i bring my camera in kitchen questionair starts 'mammy what are u cooking?' mammy can i mix it?,Is it ready?, we will hold the bowl?, we will take pictures and many more things. Speaking truly they are an integral part of my blogging world. They help me a lot by holding things for me, helps in mixing and many more ways. 
I love their interest in these things, My daughter(Pari) is more curious and helpful, she is only five and help me in many ways. I will post few pictures taken by her. My son (cash) a fussy eater, when ask me that what i am cooking i love his voice and interest, this inspires me a lot to cook something healthy and attractive for them. Now i have started making quick small snacks for them. Few days back i made this sandwich and they loved that, Even my hubby join them whenever i serve something. They are my best critics and food testers.
Ingredients:- 
Bread                    - 6 Pieces
Chocolate Sauce   - 2-3 tbsp
Banana                  - 2
Cherry                   - 2 tsp (optional)
Sprinkler               - 2 tsp (optional)

For Chocolate Sauce:-
Cooking Chocolate    -  2 inch long piece or 1 dairy milk (Rs 10)
Milk                           -  3-4 tbsp

Recipe:- 
Make Chocolate Sauce 
Heat milk in the pan

Add chocolate and melt it-keep stirring


Melted-DONE

Now take your ingredients
Chop Banana in rounds

Lay 3 bread pieces in a plate/try

Apply Chocolate Sauce

Arrange banana slices on it

Now start adding cherry and sprinkles

Added cherry and sprinkles

Take another Bread slice and apply sauce

Cover Bread slices with it

All covered

Slice them


Ready to Serve

Serve Kids with a Glass of Milk

Or with Pop Corn or with more Sprinkles  






(my kids holding  plate)




lso sending to Jagruti's event 
Olympic Games http://www.jagrutidhanecha.com/p/events-round-ups.html
which is hosted by Priya 
http://priyaeasyntastyrecipes.blogspot.co.uk/2012/06/announcing-celebrate-olympic-games-event



Let's Cook - Breads 
Also sending this to Gayathris event-walk through memory lane http://gayathriscookspot.blogspot.in/p/wtml-round-up-and-host-lists.html
 hosted by  kalyani of  sizzalingbuds
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ending to Pari's preschooler snacks, brain child of Nithu's Kitchen 









Notes:-
  1. Use any fruit for your choice.
  2. Instead of making chocolate sauce you can use ready-made Hershey's chocolate syrup
  3. Use any Jam/Spread of your choice instead of Chocolate Sauce.
  4. You can use any bread. (I used Multi Grain).
  5. Cherry/Sprinkles are just for a crunch and to attract kids. You can use dry fruits(hubby's idea-will try next time).
HOPE YOU WILL LIKE IT

LOVE
PariCash







Tuesday, 26 June 2012

Multigrain Bread in Cooker


WHEAT FLOUR AND APF BREAD/ MULTI GRAIN BREAD IN COOKER

Hi Friends,
As I have promised you, today I am posting bread recipe without oven. Ladies over there who do not have oven or microwaves at home or facing power cuts but still determined to make healthy food for there family. This is for all of you. 

If you have GADGETS in hand then life is soooo easy, but if you don't have, then Please do not panic or regret, Don't depend upon gadgets, use whatever you have.  do not leave the hope. Cooker is most available thing in all house holds. I use my 5 ltr old cooker for baking. You can use any cooker you are currently using. 

Please try and let me know how it came out-

Ingredients:-
Wheat Flour     - 1 cup 
APF (maida)     - 1 cup  
Yeast                - 1/2 tsp     
Salt                   - 1/2 tsp
Suger                - 1/2 tsp
Oraqgano         - 1 tsp ( i used domino's)
Warm Water    - as needed (approx 2 cups)

For topping:-
Flex seed (crushed)  - 1 tsp (optional)
oats                           -  1 tsp (optional)
milk                           -  1 tsp 
oil/ghee/butter          -  1 tsp

To make oven:-
old cooker
sand
stand - used to keep hot utensils (optional)

Recipe:-
Take your ingredients (mix both flours)

take salt, sugar, 1 cup warm water and yeast


mix sugar and salt in water

then add yeast

leave it for 10 min (yeast is proofed)

now add this yeast water to flour


 mix well


cover and leave it for 3-4 hours (see notes)


after 3-4 hours flour is doubled


add oragano and punch it down and knead

 knead well for 5 min


throw in a container (use aluminium) and again leave it to rise for 30 minutes

now take ingredients for topping, mix oil and milk

meantime
prepare your oven, 
take cooker and put sand in it, cover the base
LIKE THIS

 you can now put a stand or plate in it (i did not used any)
heat it 
oven is ready to bake

 after 30 min again dough will rise in double

now apply milk and oil on the dough and spread flax seed and oats
READY TO BAKE

put this container in sand based cooker


cover and put on medium flame, we don't need weight or whistle
after 25 minutes insert a clean knife to check , if it comes out clean it is done

take out and apply butter or ghee on it let it cool


ready to serve

slice and enjoy with jam or sauce



Notes:-
  1. Never heat empty cooker. it will damage it. I use my old cooker. You can use any.
  2. Water should be warm (you can put your finger in water) not hot, otherwise it will damage the yeast.
  3. If yeast is not proofed after 10 minutes then discard and try with new batch.
  4. use aluminium utensil (bowl, plate or loaf pan) for baking
  5. Leave the dough for rising 2 to 6 hours according to your place. warmer places takes only 1-2 hours for rising the dough. still i left it overnight.
  6. Double resting is preferred (first kneading and rest for 4-5 hours and then again kneading and let it rest for 30 minutes) see recipe.
  7. let the bread cool down completely before making slices, you will get nice slices. (i need to rush to office, so cut it early and crumby slices)


HOPE YOU WILL LIKE IT


LINKING THIS POST TO JAGRUTI'S EVENT 


http://www.jagrutidhanecha.com/2012/06/event-on-jco-know-your-flours-whole.html









This recipes goes to Sara's Event Cooking with Love Series hosted at Torviewtoronto". 





LOVE
PariCash