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Pempudu Kuturu (1963) - Telugu Movie
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Marte Dam Tak (1987) - Hindi Movie
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Wednesday, January 19, 2011
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Inspector Ashwini (1993) – Telugu Movie
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Yamla Pagla Deewana (2010) - Hindi Movie
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Ragada - Telugu Movie
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Rastra Geet – Telugu Movie
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Jaan Ki Baazi – Hindi Movie
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Turning 30 (2011) - Hindi Movie
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Vikram Vetal (1986) – Hindi Movie
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Aaiyash:The Desire (2004) – Hindi Movie
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Graduate (2011) – Telugu Movie
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Saboot (1980) – Hindi Movie
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Amavas Ki Raat (1990) – Hindi Movie
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Oonche Log (1985) - Hindi Movie
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Humlaa (1992) - Hindi Movie
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Kali Ghata (1980) - Hindi Movie
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Bachali Kura Pappu ~ Malabar Spinach Dal
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Bachali Kura Pappu
All of us at home are in a holiday mood. Our harvest festival, Sankranti is around the corner. House cleaning, shopping clothes for family and domestic help(s) and preparation of sweets/savories is in full swing. Its my favorite time of the year!
Bachala kura Pappu is a high protein, vegan, heart warming dish loaded with nutritious greens – Malabar spinach or Indian Spinach. They go by the name Bachali in Andhra, Basale in Kannada, Vaali Bhaji in Konkani, Mayalu in Marathi and Pui Shak in Bengali. These protein-rich, vibrant green, glossy leaves are thick with a spongy texture and when cut they ooze a slimy juice similar to okra. When cooked with dal, the sliminess is not evident though. We usually cook them with masoor or tur dal or with yam (kanda bachali) and as mustard powder based stew (ava pettina pulusu).
Bachala Kura, Malabar Spinach
Bachala Kura Pappu Recipe
Preparation: 20 mts
Serves 3-4 persons
Cuisine: Andhra
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Ingredients:
1 small cup tur dal/red gram dal/kandi pappu
2 cups chopped and tightly packed palakura/palak/spinach
1 onion, chopped
big pinch turmeric pwd
2-3 green chilies, slit lengthwise
1/2 tsp chopped ginger
salt to taste
2 cups water
1 tbsp tamarind paste
For seasoning/poppu/tadka:
1/2 tsp mustard seeds
1 tsp cumin seeds
1 tsp urad dal/minappa pappu/split gram dal (optional)
3-4 garlic cloves, crushed
2 dry red chillis, de-seed and tear
10-12 fresh curry leaves
2-3 tsps oil
1 In a pressure cooker, place dal, bachala kura, onions, green chilies, ginger and turmeric pwd. Add 2 cups of water and pressure cook up to 2 whistles. If cooking over stove top, cook till the dal is almost cooked.
2 Heat oil in a heavy bottomed vessel, add mustard seeds and as they jump around, add cumin seeds, urad dal, garlic, red chilies and curry leaves and stir fry for half a minute.
3 Add this to the pressure cooked dal along with salt and combine. Add tamarind paste with 1/2 cup of water and cook on slow to medium flame for 7-10 mts without lid or till you get the consistency of your choice.
4 Serve with white rice and a stir fry dish.
How to Clean Chocolate from a Carpet
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Note: The process outlined works for white, milk, and dark chocolate.
Steps
- Act quickly. Take action as soon as possible after the chocolate has been rubbed into the carpet. As with most stains, the longer you leave it, the tougher it will be to remove.
- Scrape up excess chocolate. Remove as much chocolate as you can with a clean, non-sharp, non-serrated knife. Be gentle, so as not to damage the carpet fibres.
- Place the removed chocolate onto a paper towel. Wipe the knife frequently to avoid smearing or grinding in the chocolate.
- If the chocolate is soft, chill it with an ice cube or frozen package to make it easier to chip out.
- Check the carpet type. Different carpets react to stain removal techniques in different ways. Using the wrong removal method could cause the stain to become permanent or leave a worse mark than the stain itself. Carpets made of natural materials such as grass, sisal or wool can be severely damaged by liquid treatments. If you're in any doubt as to your carpet's suitability, contact a professional carpet cleaner.
- Do a patch test. Before applying any solution to your carpet, you should always do a patch test. Choose an out of the way area of the carpet and apply a small amount. Wait a few minutes to ensure that problems don't develop. If your carpet starts to go brown or lighter in colour, immediately rinse the solution with cold water. Do not continue and call a professional.
- Apply surgical spirit (or rubbing alcohol, which is similar). To dissolve the fat in the chocolate, use surgical spirit. Put on some rubber gloves and then apply surgical spirit to a white cloth. Lay the cloth over the stain.
- Use the back side of a spoon pressed onto a cloth and use massage-like strokes to work solutions into your carpet. This will help you to avoid damaging the carpet fibers.
- Massage the stain through the cloth with the spoon. When the surgical spirit is thoroughly worked into the stain, remove the cloth.
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- Mix a detergent solution. Now make a detergent solution by mixing a quarter of a teaspoon of a mild carpet shampoo (or colourless detergent) with a litre (33.8 fl oz) of warm water. Stir.
- Apply the detergent solution. Do a quick patch test as outlined above. If it's safe to continue, dampen the whole cloth in the solution and lay it over the stain.
- Blot the area dry. Blot the area by pressing some dampened kitchen towel onto the stain patch to remove excess liquid and to lift the stain.
- If any chocolate remains, try making an alkaline solution.
- Before starting, make sure that the room is well ventilated, so that you don't breathe in too much ammonia. Keep your rubber gloves on.
- Add one teaspoon of household ammonia to one cup of warm water and stir. Remember to carry out the patch test. If safe, soak the cloth in the solution, lay it over the stain and massage the stain through the cloth using the spoon as before. Then gently blot the area dry with some kitchen towel. Repeat the process until as much of the stain as possible has been lifted.
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- Neutralise any remaining alkaline using vinegar. Add one part white vinegar to four parts warm water in a small bowl. Pour the mixture into the spray bottle.
- After patch testing the mix on a small hidden area of carpet, work the vinegar and water mixture over the stain using a spoon as before. Carefully blot the area using some kitchen towels, removing any excess liquid. The stain should now be removed. If it isn't, repeat.
- After patch testing the mix on a small hidden area of carpet, work the vinegar and water mixture over the stain using a spoon as before. Carefully blot the area using some kitchen towels, removing any excess liquid. The stain should now be removed. If it isn't, repeat.
- Rinse. Spray the patch with water to rinse away any remaining solution.
- Dry. To ensure that the stain is completely lifted and any remaining dampness is removed, stack a few pieces of kitchen towel over the stain. Cover with a heavy weight, such as a book.
- If the weight is coloured or porous, put a plastic bag between it and the kitchen towel. This will protect the weight and prevent the item and to prevent dye from leaking into the carpet.
- Wait. Leave the weight on the damp patch, ideally overnight. In the morning, remove the weight, plastic bag, and paper towels from the stain. The stain should now be completely gone, but if by any chance it is still visible when you remove the weight, it's time to call in the professionals.
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Tips
- Ask children and others to eat their chocolate over a plate; try to avoid the chocolate mess in the first place. Always keep serviettes handy when eating chocolate.
- If you have a carpet-cleaning machine, try it either after scraping off the excess or after the entire procedure above. Soaking the spot with a mixture of detergent and water and scrubbing it with a rag (or the cleaner nozzle) will help dissolve the overly greasy chocolate spot so it can be sucked away. If you dislodge a lot of chocolate, suck it away with the carpet cleaner before proceeding with more solution and scrubbing so you don't spread the mess. Hot soapy water would probably be most effective in dissolving the chocolate, but heat can 'set' some kinds of stains, so cool or lukewarm soapy water would be safest. Spot test first, if you haven't used a similar cleaning method on the carpet before. But typical beige wall-to-wall carpets are pretty tough, as well as designed to hide minor damage.
Warnings
- Take care with carpet cleaning products. There are many good carpet cleaning products on the market but they're not stain specific and may include ingredients which are not applicable to your stain and could do more harm than good. If you do intend to use them, read the instructions and ingredients with great care and be absolutely sure that they will work for your situation.
- Wear protective clothing when cleaning.
Things You'll Need
- Some mild non-alkaline detergent with no bleaches
- Some household ammonia
- 1 sponge
- Some clear household vinegar
- Some warm water
- 1 blunt knife
- 1 teaspoon
- 1 bowl
- 1 spray bottle
- 1 pair of protective gloves
- Several white clothes or white kitchen towel
- A heavy weight, for example, a book
- A clear or white plastic bag
- Some surgical spirit
Related wikiHows
- How to Clean a Rug
- How to Remove Blood Stains
- How to Remove Mold Stains from Wood Floors
- How to Remove Rust Stains from Paint
- How to Clean Grease Stains on Leather
- Eat Chocolate
Sources and Citations
- Original source of article, Videojug, http://www.videojug.com/film/how-to-clean-chocolate-from-a-carpet. Shared with permission.
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