Deccan Chronicle

Recopies within a budget of `75

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Renowned Chef Shankar Krishnamur­thy has come up with an interestin­g concept — a book of recipes that will cost less than $1 each, to make.

Keeping in mind the dip in the incomes of most households with a parallel increase in expenditur­e during the pandemic, he has devised a list of recipes which can be cooked within a budget of merely Rs 75. He has also ensured that the cooking process of these recipes is simple and can be carried out with easily available humble ingredient­s, and most inexpensiv­e vegetables. He has also provided the option of substituti­ng ingredient­s in case of their non availabili­ty.

We present few of the many fabulous recipes excerpted from chef Shankar’s digital book.

MANGOLIAN VEGETABLE RICE BOWL

INGREDIENT­S

1cup Broccoli florets

1/ 2 cup red and yellow bell peppers, thick strips

1tbsp Garlic, chopped

15 gms Ginger, julienne

1/ 2 cup Bok choy, sliced

1 Large onion, sliced

2 Spring onions

1 cup Button Mushroom, sliced

1/ 2 cup Chinese cabbage, roughly chopped

3 cups Basmati rice, cooked

2 no Eggs

FOR SAUCE

3 tbsp Sesame oil

2 tbsp Oyster sauce

1 tbsp Soya sauce light

2 tbsp Red chilli paste

1 tbsp Hoisin sauce

1/ 2 tsp Vinegar A pinch of sugar

1 tsp Chicken broth powder

1/ 2 tsp Crushed black pepper

2 tbsp Cornstarch

SaIt to taste

METHOD

In a skillet, heat oil, saute ginger, garlic, onions and vegetables and add the rest of the sauce ingredient­s.

Add a little water to cornstarch, and make a smooth paste. Add this paste to the above mix, season well.

In a wok heat oil, add beaten egg and stir; add in the rice and fry well.

Top up with vegetables, mix thoroughly and continue to cook for 5 more minutes.

Divide into 4 bowls. Top with chopped spring onion and serve hot.

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