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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 2009

Page

5

Pakistani pudding tastes good anytime

Reader notes identify a dish matching carrot halavah or gajraila from Pakistan made with basmati rice carrots milk sugar and kewra rose essence served warm or as dessert. The piece tops a Pillsbury Bake-Off shoutout and recalls a fat free Catalina style dressing recipe and a Miami bakery memory shared by Linda Cicero.

M.W India Kay Carpenter Pam Pakistan K. Ghouri Lari Robling Stewart Taboori & Chang Parker House Outback

Pakistani Carrot Pudding Gajraila Recipe Readied

A traditional Pakistani carrot pudding combines milk and rice soaked then simmered with grated carrots sugar and cardamom. The mixture cooks to a thick pudding with raisins and pistachios added toward the end, then served warm or chilled in ramekins.

Hallelujah Banana Bread recipe triumph and tips

A bake-off of failed loaves leads to a foolproof method for banana bread. The author experiments with creaming and stirred methods, toning down greasiness, boosting banana flavor, and using 9 by 5 inch pans. After adjustments inspired by Susan Reid, the loaf emerges soft, nutty, and crusty, earning the title Hallelujah Banana Bread.

Susan Reid King Arthur Flour Reid

Dirty martini craft under Anne Carlson-Tye’s guidance

Bar manager Anne Carlson-Tye of In Fine Spirits in Andersonville Illinois shares steps for a proper dirty martini. Use gin not vodka, 3 oz gin with ½ to 1 ¼ oz olive juice, no vermouth, shake 28 seconds, pour into ice chilled glass, and use firm fresh olives for a balanced briny profile.

Anne Carlson-Tye Andersonville, IL Carlson-Tye Carlson- Tye

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