What you see - The really cramped entrance with Lord Ganesha guarding the extended threshold is what you see first of this no-nonsense restaurant, Chutneys. The interiors are kept to the bare minimum with cane chairs and wood look-alike tables. The music they play is also predominantly south Indian or old classis, be it Hindi or Telugu. While you wait for the menu or food, they have a paper tablemat with Calvin & Hobbes cartoons and word jumble to keep you occupied.

As it is primarily a South Indian place, varieties of dosas and idlis decorate a major part of their menu. The crispy Rava dosa is priced at Rs 62. Apart from the regular Masala dosa (Rs. 58), Idli, Vada, they have a Steamed dosa for Rs. 58 and their menu states it was perfected especially for actor Chiranjeevi. They have Babai Hotel Idli (Idli soaked in butter and ghee). One of the items, which will immediately capture your attention is the Four Utthapam fare (Mango Utappam, Onion Utappam, Pudina Utappam and Karam Utappam).
 

 

Many people substitute normal butter or vegetable oil but the end result is not as good. Vegetable oil does not offer the same deep flavour. Butter burns when it is cooked at the high heat required for many curries.

The truth is actually somewhere between the middle. I'm of the opinion that what you put in your body is as important as what you put on it. This will not tell you what not to eat but rather what to eat for beautiful skin. So ladies make notes on how to feed your skin.

Now, in the frying pan, melt the ghee and then pour in the spice powder mixture. Pour in enough water to made a thick gravy. Continue stirring over medium heat for a few minutes. As the gravy sizzles away, the ghee will begin to rise to the top.

 

 

Gajar Ka Halwa: It is a sweet which is made from carrot. You grate the carrot and cook it in ghee and add sugar to it along with other dry fruits. It is a sweet which is liked click here by people of all age group. Generally women in India prefer cooking Gajar ka halwa in their own kitchen rather than buying it from the sweet shop.

Complete food: Milk is considered a complete food as it contains necessary vitamins, proteins and calcium. It gives energy and keeps the body healthy and strong.

These results are at present not in the scope of conventional medicine. It is because the world of allopathic medicine has failed to recognize the importance of bio electromagnetic energy fields around the human body.