21 gram and bread Recipes

self-raising flour, gram flour, water, olive oil, salt, sugar, fennel seed

whole wheat flour (fine-ground ), instant yeast (1 seven gram packet or two teaspoons), water, salt, egg, brown sugar, butter (melted and slightly cooled )

raisins, sugar, shortening, egg, flour, baking powder, salt, milk, caraway seeds

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red kidney beans : 500 g, chana dal (large split yellow lentil) : 100 g, mixed spice (gram masala) : 01 g, dry red chillies : 02 piece, ginger & garlic paste : 10 g, coriander ground : 02 g, cumin ground : 01 g, egg : 02 n0., bread crumb : 50 g, corn flour : 25 g, salt : to taste, vegetable oil : for fry, white flour (maida) : 500 g, egg : 01 no, milk : 300 g, sugar : 10 g, oil cooking : 25 ml, soda be carbonate : 02 pinch, salt : to taste, apples - peeled, cored and sliced : 100 g, mustard seed : 01 g, tomatoes, sliced : 200 g, onions, chopped : 50 g, garlic, chopped : 01 g, sultana raisins : 01 g, white sugar : 01 g, curry powder : 02 g, cayenne pepper : 02 g, malt vinegar : 100 ml, salt : to taste, shredded cucumber : 20 g, shredded carrot : 20 g, shredded white cabbage : 20 g, shredded red pepper : 20 g, shredded green pepper : 20 g, lemon juice : 10 ml, black salt : to taste, black pepper ground : 01 g

potatoes, boiled, bread, green peas, grated carrot, grated cabbage, gram flour (or all purpose flour), breadcrumbs, oil , plus for deep frying as needed, crushed mild green chili, garam masala, mango powder, red chili powder, chopped green coriander, salt

split channa dal (bengal gram lentils), fresh ginger, grated, garlic cloves, grated, green chilies, finely chopped, spinach, blanched, drained and roughly chopped (palak), green peas, boiled, low-fat panir, grated, chat masala, garam masala powder, salt, whole wheat bread crumbs, olive oil

bread slices - 5-6, gram floor (besan) - 1/2 bowel, salt to taste, chilly powder, garlic paste 1/2 tsp, garam masala / roasted jeera (roasted cumin), green chilly finely chopped

gram flour, red chili powder, coriander powder, green chilies, finely chopped, bread , edges trimmed, onion, finely chopped, anjeer ki teekhi-meethi chutney (posted separately), salt, water , as required, oil, to deep fry

potatoes, milk, onion, oleo, american cheese, bread, crushed potato chips

onion flavored cream cheese, italian salad dressing mix, rye cocktail bread, cucumber, thinly sliced

strong (stone-ground ) wholemeal flour or, strong (stone-ground ) wholemeal flour plus 2 oz/1/2 cup (50 grams) strong white flour, salt, black treacle or molasses, grams) fresh non-g yeast, scant 2 cups (425 milliliters) water at blood heat plus 10 fl oz/1 1/4 cups (275 milliliters), sunflower oil, sesame seeds , optional

whole wheat flour, gram flour, red onion, finely diced, red chili pepper, seeded and finely chopped, chopped fresh cilantro leaves, cumin seed, nigella seeds (black onion seeds), lukewarm water, salt, sunflower oil or light olive oil, for brushing

bananas (very ripe , the more brown you see the better the flavor will be!), egg, unsweetened applesauce, whole wheat flour, white sugar, vanilla extract, baking soda, baking powder, cinnamon, nutmeg, brown sugar, whole wheat flour (or crushed low fat gram crackers), unsweetened applesauce

boiling water, oatmeal, cool water, salt, shortening, yeast (dry packets), sugar, dark molasses, nut meats (chopped) (wallnuts, pecans, almonds, to your liking), flour

cooked red river cereal -thick, butter, olive oil, molasses, whole wheat flour, spelt flour, oatmeal, bran, honey, milk, warm h2o

scalded whole milk (milk should have thin film on top, micro works well, a minute or two, i always do 3 rounds of 2 minu), shredded cheddar cheese (or any cheese you have on hand, tho cheddar makes the best flavor, mozzarella is too stringy), butter, sugar, salt, dry yeast (2 1/4 tsp if you buy bulk), flour (use unbleached if possible)

white bread, sour curd, grams flour, green chili, oregano, crushed garlic, red chili pepper flakes, salt & pepper