Here we starts our 24th edition of blogging marathon today, thanks to Srivalli for making this monthly event very interesting with so many beautiful themes. Everytime i'll go to her space to chose my themes for the next blogging marathon, she never forget to surprise me with her beautiful themes, dunno where she get those incredible themes. Seriously she rocks, Srivalli just admire you the way you chose the themes.
Coming to this week's blogging marathon, my theme for the first week is cooking with different veggies, Srivalli have suggest three combinations of different three veggies,my choice went immediately to cabbage,carrot and green peas. So my two next recipes will definitely have this three veggies as main ingredients. Today am posting this upma with those veggies and angel hair pasta, this pasta is quite cheap here and i usually make kheer with them just to replace the vermicelli. Usually none will notice the difference between the vermicelli and this pasta in kheer,thats why i tried this upma. We had a super filling breakfast, this upma tastes simply fabulous when served along with spicy coconut chutney.Check out the bloggers running this 24th edition of blogging marathon here.Sending to Siri's Celebrating First Anniversary.
1/2packet Angel hair pasta
1no Onion (big & sliced)
3nos Green chillies (slit opened)
1/2cup Carrot (chopped)
1cup Cabbage (shredded)
1/2cup Greenpeas (frozen)
1/4tsp Turmeric powder
1tsp Mustard seeds+urad dal
1tsp Channadal
1/4tsp Asafoetida powder
Few curry leaves
1/2tsp Ginger (grated)
Oil
Salt
Cook the pasta as per the package instructions,take care not to overcook.
Heat enough oil, let splutters mustard seeds,urad dal and add the asafoetida powder,curry leaves and grated ginger, fry for few minutes.
Add immediately the onions,slit opened green chillies and cook until the onions turns transculent.
Add now the carrots,greenpeas,turmeric powder and cook for few minutes, finally add the cabbage,salt and cook again until the veggies shrinks a bit.
Cook everything in simmer with lid closed,until the veggies gets well cooked.
Finally add the already cooked angel hair pasta to the vegetable mixture and toss everything gently until the pasta gets well mixed.
Serve hot with coconut chutney.
yummy upma.nice idea using pasta.
ReplyDeleteThat's one colourful and appetising upma, Priya.
ReplyDeleteWow, Priya this an unique upma...lovely...
ReplyDeleteyummy upma.nice luking.
ReplyDeleteAs usual stunning colors. I am sure it tasted divine.
ReplyDeleteColorful and yum. I have tried this uppuma and it tastes like our vermicelli...
ReplyDeletewow very colorful and interesting..
ReplyDeleteInteresting idea Priya.. looks good
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What colorful dish.. Loved your idea of using pasta and making it as Upma.. :)
ReplyDeleteSo vibrant and colorful upma !!!!
ReplyDeleteMakes me hungry, looks so appetizing..
ReplyDeleteSuper inviting unique upma, loved it!!!
ReplyDeleteColorful n delicious upma
ReplyDeleteLovely upma. great way of using veggies. I do no know why it was plastered in my head that veggies is making vegetables. :) Love your idea.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious and healthy-looking pasta, Priya. Love all those veggies in there.
ReplyDeleteLike this fusion Upma. Looks colourful.
ReplyDeletewhat a novel use of pasta. great way to incorporate veggies.love it.
ReplyDeleteam falling for this!!!! lovely, so tempting!!! bookmarked!!!
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what a beautilful click...lovely
ReplyDeletePriya, that's so sweet of you..:)..whatever it is, you always end up surprising me with your cooking..I would never have thought of this combination or variety..great dish :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful click.. looks so yummy
ReplyDeleteLovely..first i thought its vermicilli or noodles..innovative one.How is ur new camera? Can see a differnce in ur picture...
ReplyDeletec'est très appétissant, j'aime beaucoup
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Good one. Different from other regular upma's. Bookmarked.
ReplyDeleteupma looks so colorful and delicious.
ReplyDeleteNice fusion Priya.Happy new year.
ReplyDeleteThat a really nice way to make an Indian twist to pasta...I have some rice noodles at home, and i may do the same recipe for that!
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It is a great idea..will try the recipe.Wishing you and your family a very happy new year.
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looks so colorful and inviting
ReplyDeleteColorful and yummy,nice recipe dear.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...looking delicious...
ReplyDeleteUpma looks beautiful and is very appetising.
ReplyDeleteWow love this Indo -Itallian pasta upma
ReplyDeleteDelicious upma with angel hair pasta.
ReplyDeleteVery appealing and colorful upma..
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Pasta with a nice twist Priya. looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteLipsmacking Upma...
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The disk looks inviting with that vibrant color.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting and colorful dish Priya.
ReplyDeleteNice Indian twist Priya... so healthy one
ReplyDeleteI have to hand it to you Priya, making upma from AH pasta, sounds delicious
ReplyDeleteNice presentation and a healthy appetizer dear.
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Love this new twist of the upma, so colourful.
ReplyDeleteUpma with angel hair pasta is such a genius idea. Looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteHi Priya, I am visiting your space after a very long time (I enjoy all your posts via FB news feed) and I must say your blog's new look is lovely! Saw this recipe a while ago and wanted to tell u how I marvel at your creativity! Only you can come up with such awesome combos!! Although I may not comment very often I want you to know that I truly enjoy & love your recipes. Keep up the fantastic work and wish you a delicious year ahead!! Love n hugs!
ReplyDeleteAwesome recipe.. look wonderful
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