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Hi I am Rita, I am so happy you are here. My fondest memories and experiences, seem to have developed around the table, with loved ones, sharing good times, and the love for delicious food! Have fun trying out some of my favourite recipes. Please leave a comment below the recipes to share your experience. I'd love to hear it and hope to reply promptly

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Methi per eeda

1 white onionSlice onion and deep fry in light olive oil.3 tsp adoo lasan3 tsp marchu lasanGround cumin 1/2 tsp1/2 tsp turmericSaltGreen chilli chopped 1 …

Ukhadiche modak are made down south in Tamil Nadu too, only the name differs, they are called kolakotai (the 'la' is kamala'cha 'la'). Written as kozhakotais. And they have two varieties, sweet and salted.

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Modak – Meaning and metaphor

Ganpati Bappa Morya

Bengali Ceremony Coconut Culture, Festivals, Traditions Dessert Ganesh Chathurthi Mithai

Ganapati Bappa Moraya, Mangal Murti Moraya

“Ganapati Bappa Moraya Mangal Murti Moraya!” Ganesh Chaturthi 2023 will be celebrated on 19 September 2023 and Anant Chaturdashi will fall on 28 September 2023 Decorations and exquisite pandals …

Chicken Main Dish - Meats Naan Rice Roti Rotli

Butter Chicken

Recipe First make the Butter chicken sauce (known as makhani gravy) Key Ingredients How to Make Homemade Butter Chicken Sauce Next grill 1 lb chicken …

Health Herbs

Patra

Bilva patra, also known as bel patra, is the sacred trifoliate leaf of the bael tree (Aegle marmelos), highly revered in Hindu worship and traditional …

Beverages & Drinks Coffee Health Heart Recipes

Drink Coffee! It won’t give your heart extra beats

By Scott Maier on January 26, 2016 NEW YORK– You have another reason to drink that cup of coffee. Researchers including an Indian-origin medical student …

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Parsi Vasanu for the winter season

VASANU is very healthy to eat in the winter. Best time is to take a one inch square at breakfast time. This nutritious, vasanu recipe …

Fish & Seafoods Garlic Masala Recipes Red Chilli Spices Video

Shrimp Patio

Ingredients 3 Onions finely chopped2 lbs Prawns or Shrimp3 Green chilles finely chopped2 tsp Garlic finely minced1 bunch Kotmir ( coriander leaves)1 tsp Haldi ( …

Eggs Potato Recipes Vegetable Vegetarian

Papeta par Eeda

Papeta par eeda aka Potatoes and Eggs is a easy dish to make anytime. Have it for breakfast, lunch or dinner, it is fully satisfying …

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Cookbook: Celebrating Zoroastrian Festivals and Traditions (ParsiCuisine)

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Celebrate Navroze

Harkening back to our countries of origin, to celebrate the New Year and the coming of Navroz, we are suggesting that we tell our friends and …

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Zoroastrians and their roots

by Meher Mirza Cyrus Dotivala talks to Zororoots participants at Surat’s Dotivala Bakery. Photograph from Zoroastrian Return to Roots team I’m going …

Almond Culture, Festivals, Traditions Dessert Eggs Jashan & Gahanbar Pistachio Recipes

Malido

Ingredients 8 Cups Whole wheat flour 550 Gram Evaporated dry milk powder (or 250 grams of mavo aka khoya) 1 kg 350 g castor sugar …

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Muktad, Malido and Memories

Muktads foods Items like Malido, Daran, Papri for chasni are prepared. After the prayers are done the food is partaken of with clean hands. …

Culture, Festivals, Traditions Dessert Flour Holy food for Muktad Malido Online Virtual Cooking and Cook Along Classes Papdi for Malido Parsee Parsi Recipes Video

Quick and Easy Parsi Malido Video and Recipe

Video Recipe 2 oz canola oil 2 – 4 oz butter (to tastes and diet needs) 1 cup coarse semolina 1/2 cup bisquick 1 1/2 …

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Hi Farida, Regret I dont have the red curry powder recipe. However you can make the curry paste - https://www.parsicuisine.com/curry-masala/…
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8 responses to “Quick and Easy Parsi Malido Video and Recipe”

Darayus Kavarana

September 5, 2019

What is bisquick supposed to be? What is the equivalent of the same in Mumbai, India?

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Rita

September 5, 2019

Hi Darayus,

Bisquick is a nutritious pancake mix used for making pancakes for children and adults. My kids grew up eating pancakes and still do. It is basically enriched flour.

It is found in India too. Look in grocery stores like Star Market, Reliance, etc. Of course Amazon.in will have it too.

Ingredients in Betty Crocker Brand – Enriched Flour Bleached (wheat flour, niacin, iron, thiamin mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid), Partially Hydrogenated Soybean and/or Cottonseed Oil, Leavening (baking soda, sodium aluminum phosphate, monocalcium phosphate), Dextrose, Salt.
Folic Acid‎: ‎10%
Vitamin C‎: ‎0%
Vitamin A‎: ‎0%
Iron‎: ‎6%

Boxed batter mixes like Bisquick can be a godsend. You just rehydrate the Bisquick with milk and eggs, and you’re (literally) cooking. While any pancake or waffle recipe will tell you the minimum ingredients needed for a batter—flour, sugar, baking powder, butter, an egg—Bisquick’s ingredient list contains a few more unpronounceables. So what’s really in Bisquick? Turns out, there’s nothing too sinister lurking in that yellow box, but there are a few things you should know about Bisquick before you make those pancakes.

The ingredients list on a box Bisquick Original Pancake & Baking Mix currently reads “enriched flour bleached (wheat flour, niacin, iron, thiamin mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid), partially hydrogenated soybean and/or cottonseed oil, leavening (baking soda, sodium aluminum phosphate, monocalcium phosphate), dextrose, salt.” While some of these ingredients may raise a red flag in your brain—seriously, what is riboflavin?—they’re all mostly emulsifiers and nutrients added back into the flour after processing. But let me break it down for you: Niacin and thiamin mononitrate are both forms of Vitamin B, typically found in yeast or cereal grains. Riboflavin is another form of Vitamin B found in dairy, lean meats, legumes, and leafy greens. Because they add these ingredients to standard wheat flour, Bisquick has to call it “enriched.”

Sodium aluminum phosphate and monocalcium phosphate are both chemical leavening acids typically found in baking powder, and dextrose is a simple sugar synonymous with glucose.
The only truly questionable ingredient in Bisquick is the partially hydrogenated oil. An extremely common ingredient in processed foods, partially hydrogenated oils are a source of trans fat, which contribute greatly to heart disease. Though for years the FDA maintained that partially hydrogenated oils were safe to consume, in 2013 the organization determined partially hydrogenated oils were no longer “generally recognized as safe.” It’s clear that Bisquick caught on to this fact, as their Bisquick Heart Smart baking mix contains canola oil as opposed to partially hydrogenated oil. Interestingly enough, Bisquick Heart Smart ingredients list sugar (3 grams per serving) while Bisquick original does not.

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Megala

September 13, 2019

Looks so delicious! Thanks for the wonderful share.

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Parsi Cuisine at Inaugural Event at the Dar-E-Mehr in Pomona, NY : Sheroo Kanga’s Malido – ParsiCuisine.com

September 15, 2019

[…] Click here for Malido Video & Recipe. […]

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Roshan

March 10, 2020

Why do the written instructions not match the video? Amounts listed for butter, vanilla are different in the video and the video does not have any rose water used in the recipe. Please clarify. Thank you.

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Rita

March 10, 2020

Hi Roshan, You have good eyes and ears! I am so glad you took the time to ask.

Yes the butter is 4 oz as I used in my video. You can use 2 oz or 4 oz based on your dietary needs.

Vanilla essence can be 1 – 2 tsp (to taste). I used 1 tsp vanilla essence.

Yes, I did not use rosewater in the video since I like to use either vanilla or rose. DOnt forget the cardamon and nutmeg will add to the flavors.

Best to taste the malido and add more or less vanilla/rose, cardamon, nutmeg, salt to your liking. Hope this helps. I have modified the recipe to make it better.

Best regards,

Rita

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Anonymous

April 27, 2023

Hello Rita, please tell what can be used in place of Bisquick.
Thanks Huban

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ParsiCuisine.com

April 28, 2023

Hi Huban,
You can use any other pancake mix instead of Bisquick, Bisquick is a brand name here in USA.
Ready made pancake mix comes in a box usually. Look in the breafast section.
Best, Rita

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8 responses to “Quick and Easy Parsi Malido Video and Recipe”

Darayus Kavarana

September 5, 2019

What is bisquick supposed to be? What is the equivalent of the same in Mumbai, India?

Loading...
Rita

September 5, 2019

Hi Darayus,

Bisquick is a nutritious pancake mix used for making pancakes for children and adults. My kids grew up eating pancakes and still do. It is basically enriched flour.

It is found in India too. Look in grocery stores like Star Market, Reliance, etc. Of course Amazon.in will have it too.

Ingredients in Betty Crocker Brand – Enriched Flour Bleached (wheat flour, niacin, iron, thiamin mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid), Partially Hydrogenated Soybean and/or Cottonseed Oil, Leavening (baking soda, sodium aluminum phosphate, monocalcium phosphate), Dextrose, Salt.
Folic Acid‎: ‎10%
Vitamin C‎: ‎0%
Vitamin A‎: ‎0%
Iron‎: ‎6%

Boxed batter mixes like Bisquick can be a godsend. You just rehydrate the Bisquick with milk and eggs, and you’re (literally) cooking. While any pancake or waffle recipe will tell you the minimum ingredients needed for a batter—flour, sugar, baking powder, butter, an egg—Bisquick’s ingredient list contains a few more unpronounceables. So what’s really in Bisquick? Turns out, there’s nothing too sinister lurking in that yellow box, but there are a few things you should know about Bisquick before you make those pancakes.

The ingredients list on a box Bisquick Original Pancake & Baking Mix currently reads “enriched flour bleached (wheat flour, niacin, iron, thiamin mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid), partially hydrogenated soybean and/or cottonseed oil, leavening (baking soda, sodium aluminum phosphate, monocalcium phosphate), dextrose, salt.” While some of these ingredients may raise a red flag in your brain—seriously, what is riboflavin?—they’re all mostly emulsifiers and nutrients added back into the flour after processing. But let me break it down for you: Niacin and thiamin mononitrate are both forms of Vitamin B, typically found in yeast or cereal grains. Riboflavin is another form of Vitamin B found in dairy, lean meats, legumes, and leafy greens. Because they add these ingredients to standard wheat flour, Bisquick has to call it “enriched.”

Sodium aluminum phosphate and monocalcium phosphate are both chemical leavening acids typically found in baking powder, and dextrose is a simple sugar synonymous with glucose.
The only truly questionable ingredient in Bisquick is the partially hydrogenated oil. An extremely common ingredient in processed foods, partially hydrogenated oils are a source of trans fat, which contribute greatly to heart disease. Though for years the FDA maintained that partially hydrogenated oils were safe to consume, in 2013 the organization determined partially hydrogenated oils were no longer “generally recognized as safe.” It’s clear that Bisquick caught on to this fact, as their Bisquick Heart Smart baking mix contains canola oil as opposed to partially hydrogenated oil. Interestingly enough, Bisquick Heart Smart ingredients list sugar (3 grams per serving) while Bisquick original does not.

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Megala

September 13, 2019

Looks so delicious! Thanks for the wonderful share.

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Parsi Cuisine at Inaugural Event at the Dar-E-Mehr in Pomona, NY : Sheroo Kanga’s Malido – ParsiCuisine.com

September 15, 2019

[…] Click here for Malido Video & Recipe. […]

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Roshan

March 10, 2020

Why do the written instructions not match the video? Amounts listed for butter, vanilla are different in the video and the video does not have any rose water used in the recipe. Please clarify. Thank you.

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Rita

March 10, 2020

Hi Roshan, You have good eyes and ears! I am so glad you took the time to ask.

Yes the butter is 4 oz as I used in my video. You can use 2 oz or 4 oz based on your dietary needs.

Vanilla essence can be 1 – 2 tsp (to taste). I used 1 tsp vanilla essence.

Yes, I did not use rosewater in the video since I like to use either vanilla or rose. DOnt forget the cardamon and nutmeg will add to the flavors.

Best to taste the malido and add more or less vanilla/rose, cardamon, nutmeg, salt to your liking. Hope this helps. I have modified the recipe to make it better.

Best regards,

Rita

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Anonymous

April 27, 2023

Hello Rita, please tell what can be used in place of Bisquick.
Thanks Huban

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ParsiCuisine.com

April 28, 2023

Hi Huban,
You can use any other pancake mix instead of Bisquick, Bisquick is a brand name here in USA.
Ready made pancake mix comes in a box usually. Look in the breafast section.
Best, Rita

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