Showing posts with label Amaranth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Amaranth. Show all posts

Thursday, 27 May 2021

Mawa Mug Cake & Chocolate Mug Cake

 

Mawa Mug Cake & Chocolate Mug Cake


Chocolate is everyone's favourite, I ‘m sure most of us would agree that it is one of the best treats to indulge in. Having sweet tooth is quite common. But chocolates can make you addictive and it become a personal weakness sometimes😌





Double chocolate mug cake ( Gluten-free )
Ingredient : 56 gms - dark chocolate (70 %) ; 45 gms - butter ; 2 tbsp - milk ; Egg -1 ; 1 tbsp - amaranth flour or rice flour ; 1 tbsp -coco powder ; 1 or 2 tbsp - sugar ; 3 tbsp - chocolate chips ; dash of vanilla essence

Melt 56gms of dark chocolate with 45 gms of butter, let it cool. mix coco powder & amaranth flour separately and kept aside.

Whisk sugar, egg & milk add this to the chocolate mixture and add dash of vanilla essence. whisk further until the mixture become smooth. Then add flour & chocolate chips,
beat well without any lumps. Pour the mixture into a microwave safe mug, Microwave it for about 2 -3 minutes, depending on your microwave power setting.




Mawa chocolate Mug Cake (Mawa/Koya = Milk solids) - Egg less & Gluten free version.


Ingredient : 2 tbsp – home-made mawa ; 2 tbsp – melted butter ; 3 tbsp – warm milk ; 1 tbsp – sugar ; 1 tbsp – brown sugar ; 1 tbsp – chocolate chips for topping ; 2 tbsp – jowar atta ; 2 tbsp – coco powder


mix mawa, milk & sugar keep aside, mix all the dry ingredient and add to the wet mixture beat well without any lumps. Pour the mixture into a microwave safe mug, Microwave it for about 2 -3 minutes, depending on your microwave power setting.

Friday, 2 December 2016

Amaranth Flour Bread




After switching the HFLC life style (diet) I pretty much restrict the wheat but, without wheat baking is almost impossible. The only option to continue the passion without compromising this life style is finding substitute to wheat so that I can mix with the wheat based flour in order to avoid the net gluten and calorie value. 

Also, In HFLC magnesium is (a very important mineral) recommended to take as supplement, as it’s not available in the regular food. But, amaranth is the only grain, rich in magnesium.  Without any trial and error, 53 % of all-purpose flour and 46% of amaranth flour, combination worked very well to produce perfect bread by all means.


Ingredient  :   2 cups of all-purpose flour     ;      1 ¾ cup of amaranth flour (rajgira)    ;      1 ¼ cup of warm milk       ;       2 tsp of instant yeast         ;      3 tbsp of sugar   ;     1 tsp of salt      ;   3 tbsp of soft butter     ;      amaranth grain popped for topping ( optional)

In a mixing bowl add warm milk, sugar, yeast mix well and keep aside. Mix well the salt, all-purpose flour and amaranth flour. Pour the yeast mixture into flour mix and knead until you have smooth and elastic dough. Add the soft butter and knead the dough further.


If required, add a little flour depends on the consistency of dough. Shape it into a ball and place it in a well-oiled bowl, turning it around to coat it well. Cover the bowl with damp cloth and allow the dough to rise until double in volume.

Gently deflate the dough and shape the dough into a greased loaf tin and cover the loaf tin with damp cloth for an second rise, allow to raise almost at the edges of your loaf tin. Sprinkle the popped amaranth grain on the top.

Transfer the loaf tine into 180°C pre-heated oven and bake about  40 to 50 minutes or till the bread is nice brown on top and sounds hollow when tapped. Spread the melted butter on the top and let it cool.

Enjoy the freshly baked bread with bone broth in the cold morning is a Divine.