HEAT IN THE KITCHEN
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FROM HEAT IN THE KITCHEN BLOG- January 23rd 2012: Lots of Cooking, Food, Recipes in The Kitchen
- 16th January 2012: Hot Hot Hot with Kitchadi Patties
- January 15th, 2012: It’s Sankranti, time for Rice
- 10th January 2012: Cracked Wheat Kitchadi
- January 9th, 2012: Mung Beans and Soup
- December 22nd, 2011: Happy Pancha Ganapati
- December 4th, 2011. Time for Summery Tomato Soup. And Parsi Sev.
- November 19th 2011. They Steal the Sky, don’t They? Saturday thoughts with Mushrooms.
- November 15th, 2011. Mangoes Rule.
- November 14th, 2011. Mangoes are King
RECENTLY IN THE KITCHEN…
Urad Dal Garlic Rice
Dal Makhani Nilgiri
Masoor Dal Sprouts Sundal
Diwali
Spiced Quinces
Daikon and Pumpkin Curry
MOVING INTO AUTUMN IN THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE….
Autumn Cooking: Spicy Baked Apples
Autumn Cooking: Crispy Baked Chickpea Snack
Autumn Cooking: Creamy Pearl Hummus Salad
Autum Cooking: Making Creme Fraiche / Khatta Malai
CHANGEABLE SPRING IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE…
Spring Cooking: Beetroot Curry
Spring Cooking: Channa Chaat with Chaat Masala
Spring Cooking: Quick Hummus
Spring Cooking: Drying Capsicums
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More….
- Sankranti (Pongal): A Time to Thank the Earth, Sun, Rain, Cows and Nature: Some Recipes
- Cumquats and Gin: A Recipe
- Peppers and Eggplant, Grilled and Oiled
- Pachadi or Curry – You Decide.: A recipe for Spinach (Palak)
- Seasonal Cooking in November, Wherever You Are
- Urad Dal Garlic Rice, a Recipe for a Winner Rice.
- Dal Makhani / Ma Ki Dal: A Recipe for Deliciousness
- The Time of Skanda Shashti: A South Indian Festival
- Red Lentil (Masoor Dal) Sprouts Sundal: A Quick and Easy Recipe
Monthly Archives: June 2011
Turtle (Black) Bean Soup, Slow Cooked: A Recipe
I have had a slow cooker most of my cooking life, and have an ancient, orange one that still sits on my shelves. It is just that the Rice Cooker Slow setting is so convenient, always sitting on my benchtop. I have used it to make yoghurt, cook unsoaked chickpeas for freezing, rice congee, porridge and soups. I find that for most things except the chickpeas, it is good to place them into a saucepan and bring to a simmer for 5 minutes or more while you potter around the kitchen getting your meal ready. It seems to balance the flavours and “complete” the dish more than serving straight from the cooker.
So here is a recipe for Turtle Bean Soup, Slow Cooked in the Rice Cooker. Turtle Beans have a dense, earthy texture and flavor, slightly salty and reminiscent of mushrooms. Click through to read more….. Continue reading

























