Monday, July 5, 2010

Malabar Chicken - Maroli's Signature dish


"Bland is a bad word" says the slogan of malabar chicken , the signature dish of Maroli. Sixteen different spices are combined to give the chicken the harmonious flavour that surpasses the flavour of any other fried chicken. Its crunchy outside and jucicy inside texture makes it a perfect finger food for any occasions.

Nourish your taste buds with the delicious flavour of Malabar with each and every bite of Malabar Chicken.Order two and get third one for half price.
NOT a batter fried and NO not at all greasy, but yes a fried chicken but fried in pure vegetable oil, which makes it Zero trans fat.
Can any other fried Chicken taste as good as The Malabar chicken???

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Butter Chicken- The celebrity


Butter chicken, the celebrity among the indian dishes, is an all time fav . Its fame has spread so much around the entire world that when we say "indian cuisine" people associate it with Butter chicken. The melt-in-the mouth Butter chicken is actually the tandoori chicken cooked in creamy cashew onion,tomato sauce and flavoured with cumin,kasoori methi and cilantro.



It is the best Seller at our restaurant as we follow the authentic indian recipe. This dish would gratify the taste buds of both spice loving and as well as those who would rather go for its milder version. It has a lovely orange hue, mostly garnished with some cream and cilantro .The Butter chicken served with fluffy basmathi rice is always a treat.

Sunday, May 9, 2010

Vendakka Thoran (stir fried okra)



A very healthy and easy recipe. Thoran refers to the keralite style of stir frying the vegetables with grated coconut . So here is the recipe for Vendakka (okra) Thoran.

Ingredients
Okra(cubed) - 1 cup
Onion - 1 no chopped
Mustard seeds - 1 tsp
Ginger garlic paste - 1 tsp
Curry leaves - 5 or 6 nos
green chilly - 2 0r 3 nos(sliced)
grated coconut - half a cup
salt - to taste



Wash and cut the okra into cubes. Heat a pan with little vegetable oil. when the oil is really hot splutter the mustard seeds and curry leaves . Now add the chopped onion and salt and saute till it become light brown. Now add the ginger garlic paste and cook till its raw smell is gone . Add the cubed Okra and the grated coconut and stir fry till the okra gets cooked.
Serve hot with rice . Enjoy !!!

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Malabar food festival 2010


On May 1st and 2nd we hosted the third Malabar Food festival in Toronto. Maroli showcased a variety of malabari dishes . From the appetizers to the main course and the dessert we presented for more than 35 dishes .
For the appetizer we had malabar chicken, Pakora , Thiru vada , and kozhi ada.



Like previous times we presented a variety of seafood and meat dishes ,the highlights being the Mathi fry, squid thoran , crabcurry etc





And the desserts were Ladu,jelebi,Payasam and Mango pudding kinnathappam etc.




We were extremely glad to spread the flavour of Malabar once again in Toronto and happy as everybody enjoyed this unique and delicious cuisine of ours.

Thursday, April 29, 2010

Third Malabar food festival in Toronto

Maroli is conducting the third malabar food festival in Toronto on 1st and 2nd of May, 2010 from noon to 10 PM. Showcasing the unique dishes from the land of Malabar.

Thursday, April 15, 2010

Veggie Pakora


Its snack time and want something Yummy and at the same time easy to make ? How about some pakora !!!
Pakora is a delicious crispy snack can be made with all veggies or chicken or meat and even paneer.So here is the recipe for mixed vegetable pakora.




Ingredients :

1cup Chickpea Flour (Besan)
1 tsp Ground Cumin
1 tsp ajwain
2 Chopped Green Chillies
1/2 cup Water
1 carrot grated
1 onion sliced
half cup sliced cabbage
1 capsicum sliced

Method of preparation :

Mix the chickpea flour, cumin ajwain, salt and water.
Add the vegetables and mix in evenly.
Heat some oil in a deep pan and deep fry the mixture .
Serve them hot and crispy with tamarind or mint chutney .

Thank you.

Thursday, April 1, 2010

Egg Curry & Appam



Appam with Egg curry is a favourite breakfast dish among the keralites. Appam , a bread made with rice ,grated coconut, sugar and yeast is a " pretty lady " so delictae and beautiful with its lacy frills. Its one of our best sellers and what other than a typical kerala egg curry goes to compliment this Beauty.

So here is our recipe for the delicious Egg Currry




Ingredient

Egg Boiled - 4 nos
Beaten Egg - one
sliced Onion - 2 no (medium sized)
sliced tomato - 1 (small)
corrainder powder - 2 tsp
chilly powder - half tsp
green chilly- 3 or 4 nos
ginger garlic paste - 1 tsp
curry leaves - 3 or 4 numbers
corrained leaves - a pinch
coconut milk - half cup
salt - to taste
black pepper (powder) - half tsp

Method

Heat the pan with little vegetable oil .Add the sliced onion and curry leaves and saute well. When the onion turns turn brown add the ginger garlic paste and saute well. Now add the turmeric powder, corrainder powder, Red chilly powder and green chillies and saute well.Now add the slices tomato saute well till the tomato is half cooked.Add a little water and coconut milk to this mixture and let it boil. Let it cook and when the gravy gets thick add the boiled eggs, salt . when it boils add the beaten egg stir fast and add the black pepper corrainder leaves and turn off the fire.
Serve it with Appam ...it will sure be a delicious treat.
Thanks