SuvaiArusuvai - Veg Recipes of India

Even though the elders will undoubtedly assist in preparing the kitchen for the newlyweds, there may still be some confusion regarding what to buy and how much once the stock runs out. The grocery list my mother re I've added the grocery list my mother recommended. I hope everyone will find this useful. Those in families of two to four can use this list. Therefore, the quantities can be changed based on usage: 1.Rice - 12 Kg 2.Thoor Dal - 2 to 3 Kgs 3. Rice Flour - 1 Kg 4. Salt - 1Kg 5. Black Gram Dal Whole- 1 Kg 6. Boiled IdlyRice - 2 Kg 7. Bengal Gram Dhal - 1 Kg 8. Bengal gram Flour - 1 Kg 9. Broken Black Gram Dhal - 200 gms 10. Coriander Seeds - 1/2 Kg 11. Red Chillies - 1/2 Kg 12. Wheat Flour - 2 Kg 13. Sugar -2 Kg 14. Mustard - 50 gms 15. Cumin Seeds - 100 gms 16. Pepper - 100 gms 17.Refined Oil - 2 Kgs 18. Gingely Oil - 1 Kg 19. Green Gram Dal - 1/2 Kg 20. Tamarind - 1 Kg 21. Fried Bengal Gram - 1/2 Kg 22. Cashew Nuts - 200 gms 23. Turmeric Powder -

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