Dear Readers,
Wish you all a very Happy Diwali! Hope you are having a blast with your family. Carrot halwa is a delicious dessert. I am sure everyone loves it.
Ingredients:
Carrots - 6 big
Sugar - 1 1/2 cups
Cardamom - 1/2 tsp
Saffron - a few
Milk - 1 1/2 cups
Cashew powdered - 1/2 cup
Ghee - 3 tbsp
To garnish:
Roasted nuts and raisins - a handful
Method:
Peel the skin and grate the carrots.
Heat 3 tbsp ghee in a wide pan.
Roast the nuts till golden brown and set aside.
In the same pan, add grated carrots, cardamom and saffron and saute for 2 minutes.
Add milk and let it cook on low flame for 40-45 minutes till all milk is absorbed and the mixture becomes thick.
Add sugar and cook for 5 minutes.
Add cashew powder and mix well.
Simmer for 5 minutes.
Garnish with roasted nuts and add some ghee before serving.
Am sending this recipe to Diwali sweets and snacks event
Friday, November 05, 2010
Thursday, November 04, 2010
Happy Diwali
Here comes the festival of lights bringing along with it lots of prosperity, health, wealth and happiness. Wishing you and your family a very very happy Diwali. This festival of lights is celebrated by lighting Diyas and symbolizes the victory of Light over Darkness.
May all your lives be filled with happiness for all the years to come. Have a fun-filled Diwali with lots of light and enjoying bursting of crackers. Be sure to stay very safe.
Asato Ma Sadgamaya
Tamaso Ma Jyotirgamaya
Mrityor Ma Amritam Gamaya
Om Shantih Shantih Shantihi!!
Lead me from the Unreal to the Real.
Lead me from Darkness to Light.
Lead me from Death to Immortality.
May all your lives be filled with happiness for all the years to come. Have a fun-filled Diwali with lots of light and enjoying bursting of crackers. Be sure to stay very safe.
Sewer Camera Inspections
If you have had a sewer clog or major sewer back up lately, chances are you need a "sewer camera inspection"
What the "hootin-anny" is a sewer camera anyhow???
I can't tell you how many times people have asked me that!!! They actually say "hootin-anny" too!
Sewer cameras are very useful tools in the drain cleaning industry. Each one of our fully stocked service vans have 2 different styles. They are used to actually "Scope" the interior of a sewer line to determine what is causing damage or clogs.
Our cameras can be viewed in full color and can reach up to 200'. As an added feature, each truck is equipped with a "locator feature".... what is this you ask?
Assuming www.SPLASHplumbing.com has been successful in clearing your clogged drain (and we always are) it is our policy to offer a sewer camera inspection. Once we insert our color sewer camera into a sewer main, we can easily see what is causing any drain back ups or clogs. Once our camera is positioned into view, we can simply locate where it is by activating a function within the camera system allowing us to use another piece of equipment called a "locator". This locator receives a signal from the camera head and our Technician will be able pinpoint its location.
Once this is completed, location and depth can be determined! Simple ... right?
What the "hootin-anny" is a sewer camera anyhow???
I can't tell you how many times people have asked me that!!! They actually say "hootin-anny" too!
Sewer cameras are very useful tools in the drain cleaning industry. Each one of our fully stocked service vans have 2 different styles. They are used to actually "Scope" the interior of a sewer line to determine what is causing damage or clogs.
Our cameras can be viewed in full color and can reach up to 200'. As an added feature, each truck is equipped with a "locator feature".... what is this you ask?
Assuming www.SPLASHplumbing.com has been successful in clearing your clogged drain (and we always are) it is our policy to offer a sewer camera inspection. Once we insert our color sewer camera into a sewer main, we can easily see what is causing any drain back ups or clogs. Once our camera is positioned into view, we can simply locate where it is by activating a function within the camera system allowing us to use another piece of equipment called a "locator". This locator receives a signal from the camera head and our Technician will be able pinpoint its location.
Once this is completed, location and depth can be determined! Simple ... right?
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