Comments on: OOTTI or White Peas in cooking soda http://www.bachelorcooking.net/ootti-or-white-peas-in-cooking-soda/ Easy Recipes and Fun Cooking! Sun, 11 Sep 2011 17:39:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Kay http://www.bachelorcooking.net/ootti-or-white-peas-in-cooking-soda/comment-page-1/#comment-177 Kay Fri, 27 Jan 2006 06:41:00 +0000 http://www.bachelorcooking.net/?p=40#comment-177 Thanks Anthony! I was talking about the curry, ofcourse! Let me try the recipe you just posted. Thanks Anthony! I was talking about the curry, ofcourse! Let me try the recipe you just posted.

]]> By: Anthony http://www.bachelorcooking.net/ootti-or-white-peas-in-cooking-soda/comment-page-1/#comment-176 Anthony Fri, 27 Jan 2006 04:46:00 +0000 http://www.bachelorcooking.net/?p=40#comment-176 I do make a lot of things with white peas.. and glad that you make the same dal with dried green peas. It tastes as good and it just another variant.. we also make it with green peas as well.. even fresh ones. lol.. You talking about the curry or the patty.. The curry is pretty simple. you need to boil till just soft enough and then fry them without the water in Onion- ginger- garlic and masalas.. then add some hot water. After it is done, add crispy fried ground nut and serve with puri or rice. I do make a lot of things with white peas.. and glad that you make the same dal with dried green peas. It tastes as good and it just another variant.. we also make it with green peas as well.. even fresh ones. lol.. You talking about the curry or the patty..

The curry is pretty simple. you need to boil till just soft enough and then fry them without the water in Onion- ginger- garlic and masalas.. then add some hot water. After it is done, add crispy fried ground nut and serve with puri or rice.

]]> By: Kay http://www.bachelorcooking.net/ootti-or-white-peas-in-cooking-soda/comment-page-1/#comment-175 Kay Fri, 27 Jan 2006 04:13:00 +0000 http://www.bachelorcooking.net/?p=40#comment-175 Anthony, I make a similar dal out of dried green peas too. It tastes yummm! Seeing these white peas reminds me of the dal used in chaats... when you ask for ragda patties, they invariably give some kinda mushy yellow curry made of white peas along with the patties. Do you know how to make that? I've been searching the whole world for that! Anthony, I make a similar dal out of dried green peas too. It tastes yummm!

Seeing these white peas reminds me of the dal used in chaats… when you ask for ragda patties, they invariably give some kinda mushy yellow curry made of white peas along with the patties. Do you know how to make that? I’ve been searching the whole world for that!

]]> By: Anthony http://www.bachelorcooking.net/ootti-or-white-peas-in-cooking-soda/comment-page-1/#comment-174 Anthony Wed, 25 Jan 2006 18:37:00 +0000 http://www.bachelorcooking.net/?p=40#comment-174 @Zoubida: My pleasure. please do try. Tomorrow is hols so i am thinkign of what to prepare and post lol. @ Sury: Matar dal is a derivative of White peas.. White peas are green peas that are rippened. It is not matar dal. matar dal is white peas or matar that have gone through the mill and sans the husk or skin.. you will get matar in all shops or supermarkets. It looks like green pea (without the pos) only whiter/or light yellowish in colour To All who clicked the comments link: Like i said, eversince I started this blog, i have been having good food and I have improved a lot.. had i started it when is tarted to blog, I would had had many more variations.. I have been a Host cook for a long time now. lol. @Zoubida: My pleasure. please do try. Tomorrow is hols so i am thinkign of what to prepare and post lol.

@ Sury: Matar dal is a derivative of White peas.. White peas are green peas that are rippened. It is not matar dal. matar dal is white peas or matar that have gone through the mill and sans the husk or skin.. you will get matar in all shops or supermarkets. It looks like green pea (without the pos) only whiter/or light yellowish in colour

To All who clicked the comments link: Like i said, eversince I started this blog, i have been having good food and I have improved a lot.. had i started it when is tarted to blog, I would had had many more variations.. I have been a Host cook for a long time now. lol.

]]> By: Sury http://www.bachelorcooking.net/ootti-or-white-peas-in-cooking-soda/comment-page-1/#comment-173 Sury Wed, 25 Jan 2006 18:25:00 +0000 http://www.bachelorcooking.net/?p=40#comment-173 Thanks for honouring my request, Anthony. That does look yummy! Just confirming from you, is white pea the same as <I>matar dal</I>? We don't use it a lot in our kitchen so want to be sure I buy the right thing from the store. Have to cook this soon. Thanks for sharing :) Thanks for honouring my request, Anthony. That does look yummy! Just confirming from you, is white pea the same as matar dal? We don’t use it a lot in our kitchen so want to be sure I buy the right thing from the store.

Have to cook this soon. Thanks for sharing :)

]]> By: Zoubida http://www.bachelorcooking.net/ootti-or-white-peas-in-cooking-soda/comment-page-1/#comment-172 Zoubida Wed, 25 Jan 2006 18:17:00 +0000 http://www.bachelorcooking.net/?p=40#comment-172 That sounds great! Something I'll try as soon as I get rid of administrative chores here. Anthony, I'm linking you too... :-)) That sounds great! Something I’ll try as soon as I get rid of administrative chores here.
Anthony, I’m linking you too… :-) )

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