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Ankita Gupta and Megha Gupta - North Indian Festive: OPOS Cookbook

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Want to be the most talked about host this festive season? Heres your chance- A collection of 50 north Indian recipes ranging from flavourful chaats like Matar Tamatar Chaat, Aloo Chaat to mouth-watering main course dishes like Mughlai Paneer, Khoya Matar Makhana and last but definitely not the least an array of innovative desserts like Kesar Pista Phirni and Khoya Cake. Also, to make your fast on different festivals delicious the book contains many fast recipes like Til Ladoo, Kuttu Kadhi etc. And you know the best part? You can cook them in a matter of minutes thanks to OPOS (One pot one shot) technique without compromising on the taste of traditionally cooked recipes. The authors of the book Ankita Gupta and Megha Gupta are software engineers turned stay at home parents, who share a passion for cooking. Life after kids brought to them many challenges, one being cooking wholesome healthy food for their kids along with being a hands-on mom. Both of them being foodies, are thankful to OPOS that they dont miss on their delicacies while looking after their little ones

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INTRODUCTION Food is an integral part of our festivals We all like to eat - photo 1

INTRODUCTION Food is an integral part of our festivals We all like to eat - photo 2

INTRODUCTION
Food is an integral part of our festivals. We all like to eat different delicacies and no celebration is complete without them. India has numerous festivals with mouth-watering dishes associated with them. Our book helps you to prepare a scrumptious spread for your festive party without toiling for hours in the kitchen.
It contains 54 North Indian festive recipes, from flavorful chats like Moong Dal Chaat, Chana Chaat to main course dishes like Shahi Matar Paneer and Vegetable Biryani. Indian festivals are incomplete without desserts and hence we bring to you varied recipes like Matar halwa, Sheer Kurma which taste and look equally good.
Fast is observed on many North Indian festivals, hence the book includes many fasting recipes like, Sabudana Khichdi, Meeng Panjiri etc, to make your fastings also delectable.
Traditional dishes take their own time to cook and in our busy lives it becomes difficult to incorporate them. But thanks to OPOS (One Pot One Shot) technique, all these recipes can be prepared in a jiffy, allowing you to enjoy the food and celebration with your family and friends.

DEDICATION
To
My Mom, Dad & Brother
Who instilled in me the love for cooking.
My Husband
Whose love for good food encourages me to explore and learn new ways of cooking.
My Son
Who is my source of inspiration for everything.
- Ankita Gu p ta
My Mom
Who will always remain a part of us.
My Husband
For all his support.
My Son
For his unconditional love.
- Megha G upta
Abbreviation and Acronyms
Tsp
Teaspoon
Tbsp
Tablespoon
C
Cup (Standard 1C = 240 ml)
Gms
Gram
Mins
Minutes
PIP
Pot-in-Pot - an OPOS technique, ingredients placed in a small vessel and kept inside the cooker
Staples
1. Fried Onions
2. Tadka - In ghee with cumin seeds and whole red chilies.
3. Chutney - Blend 1C roughly chopped coriander, 1tbsp lemon juice, 1tsp water, 1tsp green chilli chopped, 1/2tsp salt.
4. Dry roasted seeds (fenugreek seeds ,cumin seeds, lotus seeds, melon seeds, sesame seeds).
5. Dry roasted rice flour.

Table of Contents
OPOS Primer
1. The OPOS Magic:
15 years, 780 blog posts, 26097 volunteers, 52 children, tonnes of provisions, 1208 files, 10411 Facebook posts, 5601 photos, 320 videos, millions of arguments, 1 dictator, 15 comedians, 1 world record, 4 restaurants, 16 chefs, 14 events and 22 corporate demos have gone into creating the OPOS magic. You now hold the key to this magical world!
2. What is OPOS?
OPOS (One Pot, One Shot) is a set of scientific cooking techniques designed to unchain you from the kitchen, cut drudgery and empower anyone to cook confidently. All OPOS recipes use One Pot and all cooking is done at One Shot. No steps. No supervision. From Pastas to Paneer Makhni, Malai Kofta to Mysorepak, OPOS recipes are easier and faster than cooking instant noodles!
3. The OPOS Promise:
OPOS is the cleanest, greenest, healthiest, tastiest and fastest way to cook just about anything.
OPOS works for anyone, anywhere, anytime.
4. Why OPOS?
OPOS is Green. One pot to wash.
OPOS is Clean. Hygienic. Less mess.
OPOS is Fast. Fresh food in minutes.
OPOS is Liberating. No supervision.
OPOS is Healthy. Maximises nutrition.
OPOS is Flexible. Cook your way.
OPOS is Economical. Saves fuel and water.
OPOS is Tasty. Intense flavours.
OPOS is Transparent. Works for all.
OPOS is Consistent. Works every time.
OPOS is Universal. Cooks all cuisines!
5. Tried and Tested:
Every single OPOS recipe is debated, tested, fine-tuned and validated hundreds of times by members of OPOS School & OPOS Support Group Facebook groups. The work of this passionate group of doctors, nutritionists, dietitians, bloggers, authors, chefs, food stylists, artists, homemakers, actors, scientists, caterers and many others continues to shape OPOS.
6. I was always OPOSing!
OPOS is not a fancy word for pressure cooking. Very few OPOS recipes follow the "Dump all into a cooker" technique. Most OPOS recipes are built on pressure baking, a brand new cooking technique. Pressure baking, in addition to the techniques listed below is responsible for the intense taste, textures, colours and flavours of OPOSed dishes.
7. OPOS Techniques:
Attalysis, Bottled tadka, Controlled evaporation, Dum cooking, Emulsification, Flash Cooking, Grits, Hydro distillation, Inner pot cooking, Just enough liquid, Key building blocks, Layering, MPOS, No Prep, Oil free, Pyrolysis, Queuing, Retained heat, Sugar Syrup hack, TurboFlavours, Use of cooked bases, Very Long Marination, Waterless cooking, Xtra long storage, Yolk colour retention and Zoned flashing.
8. OPOS vs. Tradition:
Traditional recipes were not designed for todays lifestyle. Many of us lack the time, skill and support to make traditional recipes work. OPOS replaces manual skill with the right equipment and technique. OPOS standardises cooking conditions to make all recipes work the same way for anyone, anywhere, anytime. Use right equipment and follow recipes to experience magic!
9. Equipment needed:
OPOS works best with the OPOS kit available at www.oposkit.com . The pressure baker has been specially designed for OPOS. It is built to cook without water and over high heat. It comes with a silicone gasket to withstand dry heating, a lead free safety valve and precisely calibrated weight set to ensure healthy whistles. It has a set of stainless steel measuring cups, inner vessel with lid, flash separators and flash cards with step by step lessons. Normal pressure cookers are not designed to cook without water or over high heat. The safety valves blow, gasket melts and food burns. The manufacturers insist you never cook without water and never to cook over high heat. However if you know what you are doing, you can use any 2L Indian whistling pressure cooker.
10. Measures:
Use standard measuring cups, spoons (1C = 240 ml, 1tsp = 5 ml, 1tbsp = 15 ml) and a kitchen scale. Use measuring cups for liquids and weighing scale for solids, especially in tricky recipes like sugar syrup.
11. Shopping list:
Starch : Rice, Poha, Vermicelli, Pasta, Noodles, Puffed rice, Rava, Wheat flour, Rice flour, Millets, Oats, Sago.
Protein : Tuvar dal, Mung dal, Channa dal, Chickpeas, Kidney beans, Green Peas, Gram flour, Roasted gram, Soya chunks, Whole mung, Sprouts, Paneer, Mushroom, Chicken, mutton, other meats, Fish, Seafood and Eggs.
Micronutrients : Onion, Tomato, Fresh vegetables, Spinach.
Fats : Ghee, Virgin oils (Sesame, Coconut, Peanut), Mustard oil, Refined vegetable Oils
Dairy : Butter, Cream, Milk, Yogurt, Condensed milk.
12. Shopping List 2:
Spice Box : Garam masala, Chilli, Coriander, Cumin, Turmeric, Asafoetida, Sambar, Pepper powders. Mustard, Cumin, Fenugreek, Fennel seeds. Cardamom, Cinnamon, Bay leaf, Cloves, Ginger, Garlic, Kasuri methi, Urad dal, Dry red chilli.
Essentials : Salt, Sugar, Pickles, Papad, Tamarind, Coconut, Chilli, Coconut milk, Coconut milk powder,Cashew, Peanuts.
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