Method: Wash the brown rice in running water and soak it for 15-20 hours. Grate the jaggery and keep it aside. Take a heavy bottom vessel and boil 2 cups of water in it. Drain the rice and add it in the boiled water. Let it simmer for 15 minutes. Add 4 cups of milk and let the mixture boil for another 30 minutes. Check for the consistency of rice, it should be soft and mushy.
Palm wax comes in granular form, is very easy to work with & it pools evenly when lit. It doesn't need any additives & it cleans up easily with soap & warm water.
The parathas have become such great delicacies in this street that the street is named after them. And the prices are also very reasonable. You will be surprised at the narrow, congested lane if you are a first time visitor. As soon as you enter the street you will smell the fragrance of the parathas that are fried by the cooks. You will be amazed by the great variety of parathas offered at the restaurants. Along with the parathas you can have a drink delicacy called the lassi (sweetened thick curd) that you can gulp down after each bite of parathas.
Paint a bit more Ghee over the top surface and allow to fry for about a minute. Turn the paratha over and paint the other side. The actual cooking process of each paratha only takes a couple of minutes. You will need to turn each paratha over a couple of times during cooking - adding a little more Ghee each time you do.
Beauty- A paste of turmeric, sandalwood and water can be used all over the body and face. You can use the raw turmeric here and grind it to make the paste. This leaves a glow on the skin. A paste using Ambehalad, a variety of turmeric, is very effective in healing acne, pimples etc. A pinch of turmeric added to any cream or facepacks also gives excellent results. It can also be applied to any unsightly scars, spots and marks on the face and body.
The verdict - The service is efficient and quick. Ambience is run-of-the-mill. Food seems to go well with the palate of Hyderabadis as the place teems with youngsters and family crowd. As far as our verdict on food is concerned, we thought that the coconut chutney could be spiced up a bit. Rava Dosa and Idlis were good though. Prices are above those in the South Indian joints found in check this site out the city. Liquor is not served. There is some parking space available.