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Cooking Rice Cakes ( Idli)

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 Idli is a popular South Indian breakfast dish that is made with fermented rice and urad dal batter. Here are two easy recipes to make delicious Idlis at home. Recipe 1: Classic Idli Ingredients: - 2 cups idli rice - 1\/2 cup urad dal (split and skinned black gram) - 1\/2 teaspoon fenugreek seeds (methi seeds) - Salt to taste - Water, as required Method: 1. Rinse and soak idli rice and urad dal separately in water for 4-5 hours. 2. Rinse the fenugreek seeds and soak them with the urad dal. 3. Grind the urad dal with fenugreek seeds in a mixer or grinder to a smooth and fluffy batter. Add water as required. 4. Remove and put it in a large bowl. 5. Grind the rice in batches and add it to the urad dal batter. Mix well. 6. Add salt to taste and mix well again. 7. Cover it with a lid and let it ferment in a warm place for 8 to 10 hours or overnight. 8. After fermentation, stir the batter well and add some water if the batter is too thick. 9. Grease the idli plates with oil and pour the ...

Going to the Bournemouth Beach

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 My Mom and Dad took me to Bournemouth Beach, UK. Going to the beach is one of the most exciting and fun activities that a kid can experience during the summer season. The warm sun, the soft sandy beaches, and the crystal-clear waters beckon kids to have a great time and create unforgettable memories. The excitement begins when a kid hears the words "beach day." As the day approaches, the kid's excitement grows as he\/she imagines spending hours playing in the water, building sandcastles, and hunting for seashells. The night before, the kid packs a bag with essentials such as sunscreen, a towel, water bottles, snacks, and toys. When the big day finally arrives, the kid wakes up early, barely able to contain their excitement. The parents get the car loaded up with all the essentials and off they go. The car ride is usually filled with chatter about what the kid is most looking forward to at the beach. Upon arrival, the kid feels a rush of excitement as they see the vastnes...