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    Cornflakes Mixture Recipe

    October 17, 2014 By Aarthi 6 Comments

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    I made this cornflakes when i made my poha chiwda. Both of them where a hit and tasted yum. Loved the sweet, salty and spicy taste they give..It tasted so crunchy and was great with a cup of chai.
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    I loved lots of nuts in my mixture so i added a good amount of them..You can add whatever you feel like, that is the beauty about mixture. You can throw anything in them it will taste yum..
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    I hope you will love this and let me know how it turned out for you..
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    Preparation Time : 5 mins
    Cooking Time : 10 to 15 mins
    Makes : 4 to 5 cups

    Ingredients:

    Cornflakes - 3 cups (Use plain cornflakes)
    Oil - 1 tblspn
    Curry Leaves a handful
    Peanuts - ¼ cup
    Roasted Gram Dal / Chutney Dal - ¼ cup
    Cashews - ¼ cup
    Badam / Almonds - ¼ cup
    Kishmish / Sultanas - ¼ cup

    For Spice Mix:
    Oil - 1 tblspn
    Chilli Powder - 1 tsp
    Salt to taste
    Sugar - 1 tblspn

    Method:
    Heat 1 tblspn of oil in a kadai. Add in curry leaves and cook till they turn crispy.
     Add in peanuts and roasted gram dal and saute till it turns light golden.
    Add in cashews and badam and saute till they get golden as well.
    Now remove this to a bowl.
    Heat another tblspn of oil in the same kadai. Add in asafoetida, chilli powder, salt and sugar. Keep mixing till the sugar starts to melt.
    Add in the nuts and kishmish. Saute this for 2 mins.
    Add in cornflakes and toss well.
    Remove this to a bowl and let it cool.
    Store it in a air tight container.

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    You need plain cornflakes
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    cut open the pack..you can use kelloggs plain cornflakes too

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    now take all your ingredients

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    Heat a tblspn of oil in a kadai

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    add in a good amount of curryleaves

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    add in peanuts and roasted gram dal

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    saute till it turns light golden

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    add in almonds

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    and cashews

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    saute till they turn golden as well

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    once they get a nice colour

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    remove it to a bowl
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    heat another tblspn of oil 

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    add in some asafoetida

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    some chilli powder

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    some salt

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    and some sugar

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    keep mixing till the sugar starts to melt

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    once it melts

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    add in the nuts

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    add in some kishmish / sultanas
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    saute for 2 mins

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    add in cornflakes

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    mix well with the spices

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    keep sauteing for a min..thats it

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    let it cool, then serve..

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    Aarthi

    About Aarthi

    Over the past few years I’ve been on a mission to find and create recipes that I can make from scratch. I hope you enjoy the recipes on this blog as they are tried and true from my kitchen to yours!

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    Comments

    1. Anonymous

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      Before adding the corn flakes if u deep fry them means this dish wil be even more awesome.. good work aarthi..

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      • Anonymous

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        After frying it won't be healthy!!! *fat* - p's jaana yaha se

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    2. Nagalaxmi Visveswaran

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      This is really healthy way of having mixture,what is the use of frying when we can do it in this way,I do this in microwave,it comes out great!
      Naganaresh

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    3. Anonymous

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      Nice and simple recipe good for health

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    4. Unknown

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      I did it.went on well.but the sugar mix was becoming blogs and in the mixture they were not blending well.instead the sugar chilli salt mix thickened and staying out as blocks. What might b the reason

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    5. Simi

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      Same happened to me too sugar crystallised to sticky chunks nd did not mix properly.. Nd chilly got burnt evn in low flame.. Waiting to cool it down to know the results

      Reply

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