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Thaen Mittai | Then Mittai | Honey Candy | Thaen Nilavu

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Thaen mittai is a ball-shaped sweet with the crunchy outside and juicy inside. It is a bright orange-colored soft candy that used to be sold in all petti shops in villages throughout Kerala and Tamilnadu. This candy is available in all small shops, especially in front of the schools. It was a common sight to see these in glass jars. Thaen means honey. But honey is not using in this candy. The juice oozing out from this candy is actually sugar syrup. This is a mouth-watering nostalgic candy. I strongly recommend you all to taste this candy at least once in your lifetime. I am sure that all of you like this yummy recipe.  Please click below for quick video: INGREDIENTS Rice - 1/2 Cup (Idli Rice) Urad Dal - 1 1/2 Tablespoons  Corn Flour - 1 Teaspoon Salt - a pinch Baking powder - 1/4 Teaspoon  Red food color - few drops Sugar - about 1/4 Cup (for rolling),(optional) Oil for frying  For Sugar Syrup: Sugar - 1  Cup Water - 1/2 Cup Cardamom - 3 Pods (option

Spicy Weaved Chicken Packets

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It's the time to make a spicy version of chicken snacks for tea, that all of you like. Today's spicy recipe can easily be customized for all of the foodies. Making this tasty snack at home is super quick and easy. I made this spicy recipe for my hubby because he mostly loves spiced items. Here I have used samosa pastry/samosa sheets. So making this is a breeze. This is roughly adapted from samosas. You can serve them with any sauce of your choice. Please click below for quick video: INGREDIENTS Onion - 1 no, chopped   Tomato- 1/2 portion of a medium-sized one, chopped Ginger Garlic paste - 1 Tablespoon Green Chilly - 1 no, chopped Coriander leaves  Chicken - cooked with turmeric powder, pepper powder, and salt Oil - 1 Tablespoon  Salt  Turmeric powder - 1/2 Teaspoon Chilly powder - 1 Teaspoon Coriander powder - 1 Teaspoon Garam masala powder- 1/2 Teaspoon Samosa Sheets Oil - for frying  For Making the glue : All-purpose flour - 2 Teaspoons

Refreshing Mango Orange Cooler

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Homemade fruit juices are healthy as they are fresh and without containing any additives. So I am sharing a homemade juice recipe using mango and orange. This is a quick and easy refreshing drink made with a blend of mango, orange, lime juice, mint and sweetened with sugar. Just Try It and Enjoy!!! Please click below for quick video: INGREDIENTS Mango- 1 cup, diced Orange Juice- 1 cup Lemon juice- extracted from a lemon Sugar- 2 Tablespoons Mint Leaves- 6 or 7 nos Chilled Water- 1 cup INSTRUCTIONS Firstly put mango cubes and orange juice in a blender. Blend well to get a smooth paste. Then pour lemon juice and cold water to it. Also, add sugar and mint leaves and blend for a minute. Transfer this to serving glasses and have it. BONUS TIPS You can adjust the water level and sweetness based on the sourness of lemon and orange. Also please visit YouTube channel  Sabaz Corner   Quick Video Recipes.