Rosti is supposed to be swiss dish. But very famous here in Germany also. And my children like it very much. For long I have been wanting to make this at home. Then sometimes back while browsing through DK's blog, Culinary Bazaar. I found this. To my surprise it involved very very less ingredients and so I immediately made it. It came out much better than the shop bought ones.
So here is the recipe. I did not make any changes. Just that she had made given the shape by putting it into a muffin form and I shaped it with my hands.
1) DK
2) Siri
3) Srivalli
4) Ranji
5)PJ
6)Curry Leaf
7)Medha
8)Priya
9)Bhawna
10)Raaji
11)Ruchii
12)Anu
13)Kamala
14)Roopa
15)Divya Kudua
16)Rekha
17)Divya M
18)Lakshmi
19)Raaga
20)Sripriya
21)Viji
22)Kamalika
23)Pavani
24)Karuna
25)Roochi
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Love the rosti,I will definitely try this.
ReplyDeleteI will surely try this..my kids love this rosti much..
ReplyDeletereally looks very good!
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hey.. why no recipes of late? busy ? thanks for commenting in my blog dear.. i would love to see you blogging again.
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