Showing posts with label Corn Flakes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Corn Flakes. Show all posts


BM #129 Week 3 Day 3 - 

This is a filling snack perfect with a hot cup of tea. It is easy to prepare and I found that the kids like the various textures and shapes in this savory cereal. 

My friend says she serves this as breakfast to her kids sometimes as they prefer a savory breakfast rather than cereal in milk.

I realized that it was a tough task to make it in such huge quantities and so I had to make it in 3 batches and mix them all together in the end.

Recipe Source Madhavi
Ingredients - 

Corn Chex, Cheerios, Corn Flakes, Puffed Rice 4 cups each
Peanuts and Roasted Gram 2 cups each
Salt, Turmeric and Red Chili Powder as needed
Oil 1/2 cup

Note -
*I got the local brand of those cereals which were unsweetened.
*Rice Crispies Cereal could also be used but I omitted and used puffed rice instead.


Method Of Preparation -

Dry roast the puffed rice (Murmuralu/Borugulu) in a heated pan until they are crisp and set aside.

The rest of the cereals need not be roasted as they are already crisp.

In a wide pan/wok heat oil and add the peanuts, roasted gram and let them fry until they are golden brown.

Reduce heat, sprinkle salt, turmeric, and red chili powder into the hot oil, mix and immediately add the cereals and the roasted puffed rice.

Remove from heat, mix well until the spices are evenly distributed.

Spread on a wide plate. Transfer into an air tight container upon cooling.

Serve as needed.

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Preparation Time 20 minutes
Makes 18 cups

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Corn Flakes Chivda

Day 30 of BM #56 - For the final day of this #BuffetOnTable, here are some snippets of our trip to the CN Tower, Toronto.

On our final day in Canada, we had plans to cover the CN tower in Toronto and an African Safari on our way back home. Later in the day, we realized that it was not a practical plan to cover both the places in a single day.

We convinced the kids we could visit the Safari at a later date as it was closer to the Border and was just about a couple of hours drive from home. The kids were a tad disappointed but they soon got carried away with the excitement of the view from the top of the tower.

Since we had purchased the entry tickets to CN tower online, we saved the waiting time there. But we still had to brave long queues to go to the top of the tower to have a thrilling experience.

We had some snacks to munch on and so the kids had a difficult time complaining about the long wait :). I wonder why I didn't carry this Chivda on that trip. Or maybe my friend got it but left it in the van!!


CN Tower

Anyway, the main attractions are

*An elevator which takes about 58 seconds from the ground level to the observation deck.

*At 346 meters, there is an outdoor protected observation section. But it is extremely windy 

*A glass floor in the Indoor Observation Level, on which we could sit/stand/lie down and view the streets from a height of around 342 meters.

*An Edgewalk at 356 meters, where the visitors would be tethered to an overhead rail system and they can walk on the roof of the main pod. This is more for the adventurous and not for us :)

View from the top of CN Tower
View from the top observation deck
And obviously tons of pictures were taken as I was the chief photographer. A few more pictures..


CN tower


Since the weather was very cooperative, the whole trip was a pleasant one. So that was how we recharged ourselves in 3 days!! 

Ingredients - 

Corn Flakes (hard ones meant to be fried) 2 cups
Peanuts 1/2 cup
Roasted Gram /Putana/Putnala Pappu 1/2 cup
Salt, Red Chili Powder, Turmeric, Amchur Powder as needed
Oil to deep fry
 
Method Of Preparation -

In a wok/kadai heat oil and fry the corn flakes until they puff up. Transfer them onto paper towels to absorb the excess oil.

Fry in batches until done. In the remaining oil fry the peanuts. 

In a wide bowl, mix the fried corn flakes, peanuts and roasted gram. Sprinkle salt, turmeric, red chili powder and amchur powder. 

Toss the mixture and serve it with coffee or tea. 

Store in an air tight container for up to a month.


Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM# 56





Preparation Time 30 min
Makes 4 cups

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