Aloo soya bean curry

 Put Soya bean ball in boiled water and keep a side for fifteen  minutes. Take little oil on pressure cooker and heat it, put 4-5 spoon coriander powder and heat it when colour turned it in to light brown put a small spoon of turmeric powder and red chilly powder.

Now take garlic ginger paste and chopped onions and fry it, when it turns dark brown colour, sliced tomatoes and fry it till properly mixed.

Piece peeled potatoes and mix it with fried masala and soya bean balls, pour little water and salt close the lid and pressure cook it for 3 to 4 whistle. 

Taste it with White rice or chapatis.

Morning walk around my field

 Lost in the web

Rose 

 Competing with Sunflower

 Drop

 Fruit Carpet

FoGgY DaY.....

 
 

Time Pass cooking......

Take 2 cups of Tur dal, wash and rinse it, take a large size potato peel off the skin, pressure cook both the items and keep aside........

Take 3 to 4 tomatoes, cut it into two slices, 3 chopped onions, 3 green chilly,coriander leaves, garlic and ginger paste..

                                           

Coriander powder, turmeric powder, oil, salt and red chilly powder......

Take some oil in pressure cooker and heat it.. put coriander powder, turmeric powder, green chilly, chopped onion, garlic ginger paste and fry till it become brown colour.

 Put sliced tomato, cooked dal,and potato, salt to taste, red chilly powder and cook for ten minutes.....

 Now sprinkle chopped coriander leaves now Dal is ready........ I had just tried and tested it........ feels sleeeeeeepy..... you try and comment....

My Backyard

Kambala

Kambala is traditionally a simple sport. The 'track' used for Kambala is a paddy field filled with slush. The contest generally takes place between two pairs of buffaloes, controlled by a whip-lashing farmer.

Ready to race

In olden days, the winning pair of buffaloes were rewarded with coconuts and a bunch of plantains. But, Kambala today has become an organised,professional sports.

Ready.... study......

Preparing Buffaloes

People place massive amounts of bets on the winning buffaloes and one can witness more than 20,000 spectators in a well organised Kambala, egging and cheering the buffaloes to complete the race. As of now, more than 45 races are held annually in Coastal Karnataka. Nearly 18 kambalas are held under the banner of Kambala Samithi and the rest are held under the auspices of temples, political patronage and aristocratic Bunt households. Kambala still remains a hugely popular sport in Coastal Karnataka

(Source: Wikipedia)