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Showing posts with label
Curries
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WOYP Day # 62 Paneer Lauki (Sorekaayi) Kofta Curry
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I often buy Bottle gourd (Sorekaayi in Kannada /Lauki in Hindi) whenever I'm at the Farmers Market or the Indian ...
WOYP Day #42 Thai Green Curry
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Thai food is something we all enjoy in our family since its one of the cuisines which has both rice and spice, very akin to our South Ind...
WOYP Day #40 Tomato Poori with Bottle Gourd and Peas Saagu
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Poori and Vegetable Saagu is a standard combination in Karnataka. The usual combination of veggies are potatoes, peas, green beans and...
WOYP Day #34 Phulkas & Palak Chole
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Phulkas are similar to Rotis/Chapatis made with a whole-wheat flour dough but using a different method. They are cooked partially on a p...
WOYP Day #27 Ujju Rotti and Eggplant curry
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Ujju Rotti is made with very fine semolina. It is cooked in water to make a soft pliable dough and then rolled into thin flat discs and co...
What's on Your Plate? Day #17 - Black Eyed Peas & Spinach curry
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I’ve went MIA for a few days there..got busy baking but didn’t stop cooking though, just didn’t get a chance to sit down and update it her...
What's on Your Plate? Day #9 Ghee Rice and Korma
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This is something I make at least once a month (sometimes twice) as its a family favorite :) As the name suggests Ghee Rice does have a su...
What's on Your Plate? Day #6 Kadai Paneer
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We’ve had a lot of rain earlier this week and it feels great to have some sunshine! Made Kadai Paneer & rotis for lunch. Kadai Pane...
What's On Your Plate? Day #3 - Channa Bathura
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There are several ways to make Channa for Channa Bathura . This is using canned chickpeas which is cooked with spices to add flavor. You c...
Joladha Rotti Oota I Jowar Rotti Thali
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If you have ever dined at the Kamath group of hotels in Bangalore, a chain of restaurants famous for their Joladha Rotti oota, this pos...
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Mirchi ka Salan - Green Jalapenos Curry
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Mirchi ka Salan is a typical dish from Hyderabad traditionally served to be eaten with Biryani. Mirchi translates to Chilli in Hindi and S...
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