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NASI KAK WOK
NASI KAK WOK

     Nasi Berlauk or Nasi Kak Wok is a Malaysian one pack, set Rice served along with Chicken Curry a local delicacy called Gulai Ayam, Ayam Goreng Berempah - deep-fried Chicken pieces and complimented with a spicy Sambal. These dishes are wrapped in a piece of Parchment Paper sometimes lined with a Banana Leaf and that has become the identity of Nasi Berlauk or Nasi Kak Wok.

ROSE MILK
ROSE MILK - BANDUNG ROSE SYRUP

  As quoted by somebody,
 
 Rose Milk is a Drink, but Bandung is a feeling!!! 
 
I am sure this quote would have been from a person who has tasted both Rose Milk  & Bandung.
 
    I think this is one drink which comes along with nostalgic memories to most of us.  But I am not sure when & where we got into liking Rose Milk.  I haven't had this drink when I was a kid.  Though summers went by with loads of fresh juices, then came Kissan Squash & Rasna.  An Orange flavoured Kissan Squash and sometimes Lemon Squash was a default item stored by my Mother. Along with Doordarshan came Roohafza, a ready-made Rose Syrup, and our trial with that went along just once. We didn't have a fridge then and so very rarely my Mom bought Ice Cubes from the nearby shop and made these drinks with ice cubes for us.  Me with the Tonsillitis and my brother with wheezing problem, we were never allowed to have cold items.
    Those were the days these drinks were extra special and making it cold with ice cubes took us to another level of excitement. I feel nowadays we stock up all kind of drinks in our refrigerator and make it so often.  What's lost in the midst of it, is the excitement we had as kids for these Cold Drinks. We had to wait all year until Summer for these cold treats, least to mention our doze of Ice creams (allowed only once during Summer).
    Well, when talking about Rose Milk, I can never skip the topic mentioning the Rose Milk served at Coimbatore Shree Annapoorna Gowrisankar. A trip to the restaurant is incomplete without this Rose Milk drink. And the tradition is still continued even by my kids, to date... And it so happened that when I took my Malaysian friend to CBE. I was so damn eager to treat her with this wonderful drink, thinking that she’d have never tasted it before. (Least I had the knowledge of Malaysian Food & Drinks then...). To my astonishment, she said, BANDUNG LAH!!!  Oh well, though I was a bit disappointed, I thought I have to taste it when I’m back home.    
    Rose Milk & Bandung - Both being the same drink, but the only difference is that Rose Milk is usually made with Rose Syrup mixed with Milk. Whereas, Bandung is prepared with Evaporated Milk or Condensed Milk and Rose Syrup. Both the drinks are topped with loads of Ice Cubes or served cold.  Bandung is slightly thinner compared to Rose Milk.  Another version called Syrup Bandung prepared without Milk/Evaporated Milk is another popular drink in Malaysia & Singapore. I have given the recipe for both Rose Milk & Bandung Rose Syrup in this post, and I have used ready-made Rose Syrup for the purpose.
    But the real love for this Rose Milk alias Bandung happened with the Rose Milk sold at a Cendol Stall near my son's University at Nilai.  He had got into a routine addiction for this Rose Milk.  This recipe is prepared with the Rose Syrup I bought from the stall. They even sell it topped with ingredients like Sweet Corn, Rajma, Barley or Grass Jelly(Cincau).
    Rose Milk is a quick & wonderful summer cooler made with rose syrup & milk.  Mix the Rose Syrup into the chilled Milk and there you go with a cooling & refreshing drink.  Chill it up in the refrigerator or serve it topped with ice cubes. The Pink Colour and above all the inviting Rose flavour is what is best about this drink.  It also serves best to be served as a non-alcoholic drink in your Party Menu.  Another advantage of this Rose Milk is that it happily falls under the category of a dessert masquerading as a drink.


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Recipe Type - Drink
Difficulty - Easy
Serves - 2
Author - SM  

Preparation Time - 5–10 Minutes
Chilling Time - Few Hours

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HOW TO MAKE ROSE MILK - INDIAN STYLE


ROSE MILK
ROSE MILK - BANDUNG ROSE SYRUP

  

INGREDIENTS:


For Rose Milk:


Milk - 2 Cups (Chilled)
Rose Syrup - 3–4 Tablespoons
Ice Cubes - few

Optional Ingredients:


For Garnishing:


Basil(Sabja) Seeds - 1 Teaspoon
Rose Petals - few



METHOD:

 

  • Chill the Milk in the refrigerator for a few hours. 
  • Fill a Boston Shaker with some Ice Cubes.
  • Pour in the Rose Syrup & Chilled Milk into it.
  • Shake well until well combined.
  • Pour in the Rose Milk/Bandung into a tall glass.
  • Garnish Rose Milk with soaked Basil Seeds & fresh/dry Rose Petals (Optional).
  • Serve Rose Milk chilled, immediately.


NOTES: 


  • I usually chill the Milk in the refrigerator before making Rose Milk.
  • Can add more Ice cubes if you prefer to.
  • Traditional Rose Milk is not watery.
  • Adjust the amount of Rose Syrup to suit your preference and sweet level.
  • Garnishing the Rose Milk with Basil Seeds & Rose Petals are truly optional.
  • Can simply mix all the ingredients in a big bowl, too.


HOW TO MAKE BANDUNG ROSE SYRUP - MALAYSIAN STYLE


ROSE MILK
ROSE MILK-BANDUNG ROSE SYRUP


INGREDIENTS:


For Bandung Rose Syrup:


Evaporated Milk - 1/2 Cup
Water - 2 Cups
Rose Syrup - 3/4 Cup
Ice Cubes - a few

Optional Ingredients:


For Garnishing:


Sweet Corn - a few Teaspoons
Rajma/Red Bean - a few Teaspoons
Barley - a few Teaspoons
Cincau - a few pieces


METHOD:

 

  • In a large bowl, combine the Rose Syrup, Evaporated Milk.
  • Pour in the Water and stir well until well combined.
  • Top it up with few Ice cubes.
  • Pour in the Bandung Rose Syrup into a tall glass.
  • Garnish Bandung Rose Syrup with few teaspoons of cooked Barley/Rajma/Red Bean, few teaspoons of Sweet Corn or with few pieces of Grass Jelly(Cincau) (Optional).
  • Can add all the above garnishing or play around with one or two of your preferred ingredient.
  • Serve Bandung Rose Syrup chilled, immediately.

NOTES: 


  • Traditionally, Bandung Rose Syrup is slightly thinner than Rose Milk.  Adjust the consistency to suit your preference.
  • Can substitute Evaporated Milk with Condensed Milk (use about 2-3 Tablespoons).
  • Condensed Milk & Rose Syrup have added sugar in it.  Adjust accordingly.
  • Adjust the amount of Rose Syrup to suit your preference and sweet level.
  • Can add more Ice cubes if you prefer to.
  • Garnishing Bandung Rose Syrup with Barley or Rajma/Red Bean or Sweet Corn or with few pieces of Grass Jelly(Cincau)are truly optional.
  • If preferred, serve Bandung with all the above garnishing, or play around with one or two of your preferred ingredient.

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      When we saw the Web Series 'Queen' based on the life of late Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalitha, what caught along with the series was one recipe which came along a few times in the series. A Potato Curry which instantly caught my daughter's attention and there she wanted a similar-looking Potato Curry, I can say similar-looking & not tasting. If I had to make a justified version of the same Potato Curry which came in the series, or at least the one Ms. Jayalalitha liked.  I should have surely dined along with her, sharing the food send from another legendary Politician and Actor, Dr. M.G.R's house.  Or at the least, I should have been lucky enough to get the recipe from the cook.   
     No choice... As I was not lucky enough for such instances.  As usual, I tried along with my instincts to justify with a similar-looking Potato Curry and ah, mainly my only concern was to appease my daughter's taste buds.  So there came along and still coming along some new versions of Dry Potato Curries in my kitchen.  Even my son went along to try his own version of the same.  Whatever it is, a dish with Potatoes & my daughter goes head over heels for it.  She is always like,"I have never met a Potato, I didn't like..."   
     So here comes a simple Potato Recipe in a typical South Indian Style - "Urulai Kizhangu Varuval". Potatoes cooked, tempered and sautéed along with simple spices.  Quick and easy to make and suits well to be served along with both Roti & Rice or simply serve it as a side dish to go along with Rice, Sambar/Rasam/Curd.

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Cuisine - South Indian
Course - Side Dish
Spice Level - Spicy
Difficulty - Medium
Serves - 3-4
Author - SM

Preparation Time - 5- 10 Minutes
Cooking Time - 10 - 15 Minutes



HOW TO MAKE URULAI KIZHANGU VARUVAL - DRY POTATO CURRY

INGREDIENTS :

To Cook Potatoes:

Potato - 4 Nos.
Turmeric Powder - 1/4 Tspn
Salt - To Taste

For Urulai Kizhangu Varuval:

Oil - 3 Tablespoons
Mustard Seeds - 1/2 Teaspoon
Curry Leaves - a Sprig
Onion - 1 No.
Garlic - 3–4 Cloves
Red Chilli Powder - 2 Teaspoons
*Fennel Powder - 1 Teaspoon
Curry Masala Powder- 1 Teaspoon
Salt - To Taste

METHOD:

To Cook the Potatoes:

  • Wash, clean & peel the Potatoes.  Cut them into medium-sized cubes.
  • Add enough water & Cook Potatoes along with Turmeric Powder and a dash of Salt.
  • Cook until Potatoes turn soft & cooked.
  • If there is any excess water, drain the Potatoes and keep it aside.

For Urulai Kizhangu Varuval:

  • Heat oil in a Pan, splutter Mustard seeds.
  • Immediately add Curry Leaves and give a quick stir.
  • Add finely chopped Onions & Garlic cloves to the above and sauté until onions turn translucent.
  • Now add Red Chilli Powder, Fennel Powder and Curry Masala Powder and fry this on a low flame until the raw flavour goes.
  • Add Cooked Potatoes and gently mix it until all the pieces are well coated with the Masalas.
  • Cook this on a low flame for about 5–7 minutes until the Potatoes are roasted well with the Masalas.
  • Stir the ingredients occasionally.
  • Care should be taken while stirring the Potatoes, make sure not to break or mash the Potatoes.
  • Switch off the flame and serve Urulai Kizhangu Varuval hot as a side dish.
  • This Urulai Kizhangu Varuval goes well with both Roti & Rice.


NOTES:

  • I have used 4 Big Potatoes in the recipe.
  • Can cook the same recipe with Baby Potatoes.
  • Do not overcook the Potatoes.
  • Adjust the amount of Spices to suit your spice level.
  • Can Substitute Curry Masala Powder with Garam Masala Powder/Mutton Masala Powder/Chicken Masala Powder.

*FENNEL POWDER:

     I usually use freshly roasted and ground Fennel Powder if I am using it in my recipes. Freshly roasted and ground Fennel Powder gives out a wonderful aroma and adds flavour to the dish it is added into.  You can get easy with ready-made Fennel powder, too.  If you are making fresh Fennel Powder, then
  • Dry roast the Fennel Seeds on a low flame until it splutters & turns fragrant.
  • Care should be taken not to burn the Fennel seeds, which would totally spoil the taste and flavour of the dish.
  • Once cooled, grind the Fennel Seeds into a fine powder and keep it aside.
  • I use my mortar and pestle to grind the roasted Fennel Seeds, as I normally use only a small amount in my recipes.
  • If you want to make a big batch and store it for further usage, can dry roast a big batch and grind it in a small blender jar or Coffee grinder.



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A bowl of golden French Onion Soup with caramelized onions, served with slices of French baguette and a small bowl of cheese topped crouton.

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French Onion Soup: A Classic French Bistro Favourite

    French cuisine is celebrated worldwide for its finesse and flavour, and French Onion Soup (Soupe à l’oignon) is a quintessential dish that embodies this tradition. This traditional French soup is made from simple ingredients—onions and beef broth—yet delivers a complex, comforting taste. Typically served with croutons or toasted baguettes topped with melted cheese, French Onion Soup has a history dating back to Roman times. Although originally considered a peasant’s dish, the modern version of this soup has been refined since the 18th century.

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     Onions - an age-old vegetable cultivated since ancient times.  It is one vegetable most commonly used around the world. Onions belong to Allium genus of flowering plants that also includes Garlic, Shallots, Leeks & Chives. Onions vary in size, shape, colour & flavour. The most common types are red, yellow & white onions. The taste of this vegetable can range from sweet and juicy to sharp, spicy, and pungent, often depending on the season in which people grow and consume them.
Onions contain various Vitamins, Minerals and plant compounds that prove beneficial in promoting the health in many ways. The medicinal properties of Onions have been recognized since ancient times when they were used to treat ailments like headaches, heart disease and mouth sores. Even Ayurveda which does not suggest excessive usage of Onions as the vegetable is Tamasic in nature which makes people irritable and also produces excess heat in the body.  However, Ayurveda recognizes Onions as Blood Purifiers and removes toxins from the body.  It has Anti-bacterial, Anti-fungal and Anti-viral properties, Onion is known to reduce inflammation and lower high blood pressure. It also helps to lose weight. Onions help to stabilize digestion and are excellent to treat cold and cough.

 

ONIONS - NUTRITIONAL VALUE:

      Onions are rich in nutrients, low in calories but high in Vitamins, Minerals and Fiber.  Onion is a good source of Vitamin C, which helps in regulating immune health, collagen production, tissue repair and iron absorption. Vitamin C also acts as a powerful antioxidant in your body, protecting your cells against damage caused by unstable molecules called free radicals. Onions are also rich in Vitamins B - Folate (B9) & Pyridoxine (B6). These Vitamins play key roles in increasing Metabolism, Red Blood Cell production and Nerve function. Onions are also a good source of Potassium.

 

HEALTH BENEFITS OF ONIONS


     The health benefits related to onions are quite impressive. Onions contain powerful compounds that may decrease the risk of heart disease and type of certain Cancers. Onions have antibacterial properties and promote digestive health and also helps to improve immunity. Adding Onions into your daily diet will benefit overall health and the vegetable is so versatile that it adds flavour to the dish it is added into.


Healthy Heart

Onions contain antioxidants and compounds that fight inflammation, decrease triglycerides and reduce cholesterol levels.  All of which may help to lower the risk of heart diseases. Onions have a high concentration of a potent Antioxidant flavonoid called Quercetin which facilitates anti-inflammatory properties. This helps to reduce High Blood Pressure & also protect against Blood Clots. Onions have also been shown to decrease cholesterol levels.


Loaded With Antioxidants

     Onions are an excellent source of antioxidants. that inhibits oxidation which leads to cellular damage. Red Onions contain Anthocyanin a flavonoid which gives the red colour. Antioxidants and Anthocyanins present in Onions help fight against diseases like Cancer, Diabetes and Heart Diseases.


Prevents Cancer

     Eating Onions lower the risk of certain Cancers like Stomach & Colorectal Cancers.  Onion is a vegetable which belongs to the Allium genus, the Sulfur compounds, flavonoids & antioxidants found in Onions is believed to decrease tumour development and slow the spread of ovarian and lung cancer.


Control Blood Sugar

     Quercitin & Sulfur compounds present in Onions has Antidiabetic effects.  This has proven beneficial for people with Diabetes. Quercetin also interacts with cells in the small intestine, pancreas, skeletal muscle, fat tissue and liver which help to regulate the overall Blood Sugar level in the body.


Boost Bone Density

     Onions help reduce oxidative stress, boost antioxidant levels and decrease bone loss, which may prevent osteoporosis and boost bone density.  Adding Onions in your daily diet is believed to boost bone health.


Antibacterial Properties

     Quercetin present in Onions has the ability to fight against Bacterial growth. Onions can fight potentially dangerous bacteria, such as Escherichia Coli(E.Coli), Pseudomonas Aeruginosa, Staphylococcus Aureus & Bacillus Cereus. Onions also help to inhibit the growth of Vibrio Cholerae.


Boost Digestive Health

Onions are a rich source of fibre and prebiotics, which are necessary for optimal gut health. Prebiotics are non-digestible types of fibre that are broken down by beneficial gut bacteria. Gut bacteria feed on prebiotics and create short-chain fatty acids. Onions are particularly rich in the Prebiotics -  Inulin and Fructooligosaccharides. These help increase the number of friendly bacteria in your gut, help boost digestive health and also benefit your immune system.

 

Healthy Skin & Hair

Onions are a good source of Vitamin C, onions may support the building and maintenance of Collagen which provides structure to skin and hair. Applying freshly squeezed Onions Juice promotes hair growth and also helps to get rid of any scalp infections.  Adding Onions while making Hair Oil is a common practice in Indian households. Rubbing a slice of an Onion on the balding area is believed to induce hair growth.

 

HOW TO USE ONIONS IN DAILY COOKING:

     Onion is one common ingredient in most of the Cuisine around the World. A staple in most of the kitchens around the world.  It can be easily added into your diet and it can be enjoyed Raw or Cooked.  Onions give a wonderful flavour to savoury dishes.  Regular intake of Onions can boost Vitamins, Minerals & Fiber.
  • Raw Onions can be added to kick the flavour in Salads & Raithas.
  • Can blend raw Onions with fresh herbs, vinegar and olive oil for a tasty homemade salad dressing.
  • Serve slices of Raw Onions along with deep-fried Non-Vegetarian dishes like Chicken 65, Beef 65 or along with Gobi 65, Vegetable or Chicken Cutlets etc.,
  • Use raw onions to add a kick of flavour in Indian Street foods & Chaat items like Bhel Puri, Pani Puri, Pav Bhaji etc.,
  • Add finely chopped Onions to Egg Dishes such as Omelettes, Scrambled Eggs, Frittatas or Quiches.
  • Top Crispy Dosas or Uthappam, Adai etc., with finely chopped raw Onions for a flavourful Dosa variety like Onion Dosa, Onion Uthappam.
  • Add Onions into Indian snacks like Vadais, Pakodas, Bhajjis, Samosas, Kachoris etc.,
  • Onions can be used as a base for Stocks & Soups.
  • Can prepare a hearty French Onion Soup or a Vegetable Soup with Onions.
  • Can make Pickled Onions.
  • Make homemade Salsa with Onions, Tomatoes and Cilantro.
  • Onions are commonly used while stir-frying Vegetables.
  • Onions are commonly used in most of the Indian Curries and Gravies.
  • Caramelized Onions add a wonderful taste to Baked Goods.
  • Caramelized Onions are served along with Rice Dishes like Biriyani, Ghee Rice, Mujadara etc.,

HOW TO BUY & STORE:

  • When selecting onions, make sure the Onions are dry and firm.
  • Onions shouldn't be wet and smelly.
  • Store Onions at room temperature in a clean, dry place.
  • Keep Onions in an open container in a well-ventilated room.
  • Store them whole with the peels.
  • Peeled onions can be stored in the refrigerator for 10–14 days. 
  • Sliced or cut Onions can be refrigerated for not more than 7–10 days.

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TRIVIA - A SMALL FACT

Why does chopping Onions cause tears?

     Recently I saw a video... A teacher asking the students to name a vegetable which would make you cry.  Most of them answered Onions, some Peppers and so on.  One student out of blues answered Coconuts and then came the hilarious part of the Video.  Anyway...   
     Onions have a reputation for making people cry during the cutting or chopping process. This is due to the presence of a gas called syn-Propanethial-S-oxide. This chemical is a compound liquid that acts as a lachrymatory agent, meaning that it causes tears or stings the eyes.
     There are even weird suggestions like chewing a Bubble Gum or holding your tongue on the roof of your mouth or holding a piece of bread in your mouth while chopping Onions. But to my experience, none works.
      To reduce tears during chopping, chill the Onions for about 30 minutes, then cut off its top. First, peel the outer layer of the onion and leave the root intact, as this part has the highest concentration of lachrymatory agents. And using a very-very sharp knife and cutting the Onions fastly(so that the work(shedding tears) gets over soon), also can reduce tears while chopping Onions.
      Place Onions in Cold Water can help you to an extent in reducing tears while cutting Onions.
      Overall I feel that we have all got used to the fact that Cutting Onions can make you CRY. Slowly & in due course, I feel that I have left all these ideas behind and got adapted!!! 



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DISCLAIMER:

Please remember these treatments options are only meant as guidelines and in no way replace the advice or treatment provided by your medical practitioner. It is always good to seek the advice of your physician, homoeopath, naturopath, or herbalist for professional advice in any matter related to your health. This article is for information purposes only.



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