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curry

August 11, 2016 South Indian

BADanekayi Bajji – Brinjal Relish

Badanekaayi Bajji / Brinjal Relish, is the most common and easiest dish that we make at home. It is usually made with the round green brinjals at home. It is called the Gul Badanekaayi. But i dont get that brinjal regularly. I get it when someone comes from my hometown or some Mangalore stores sell…

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February 28, 2016 Curry

BADane Kaayi Gojju – Brinjal Curry

   Badane kaayi Gojju or Baingan masala, is one lip smacking curry. A creamy, spicy, tangy curry that can be served with roti or rice. I almost lick the plate when i make this.  For someone like my husband who used to hate brinjals, i had to come up with recipes for him to start…

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February 18, 2016 Curry

DOOdh Doodhi – Bottle Gourd Curry

   Doodh Doodhi, is a basic, simple, healthy, creamy, light on the tummy curry to be had with roti. Doodh Doodhi, is a simple and quick to make, this curry not only tastes good when it is hot, but also tastes great in room temperature thus making it a perfect dish for lunch box.  …

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December 28, 2015 Curry

SINdhi Kadhi – Sindhi Curry

After all the baking for Christmas, i needed a humble, simple, soul soothing food. And this Kadhi is very dear to me. When i was studying and staying away from home, this is one kadhi that brought back the taste of home to me. One of my friends who would visit home more often, as…

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May 30, 2015 South Indian

Anaanaas Gojju – Pineapple Curry

        Anaanaas Gojju – Pineapple Curry is a sweet, spicy curry made using ripe pineapple and is usually had with hot steamed rice and generous amount of ghee. Anaanaas Gojju is a speciality of Karnataka and no wedding or festive meal is complete without this Pineapple curry.  Anaanaas Gojju is usually made using pineapple but now a days…

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September 15, 2014 Curry

PALak Paneer

Palak Paneer is the most known Indian curry  is made of Spinach and Cottage Cheese. It is best served with Roti and pickled onions. Ingredients 2 bunches – Palak 1 cup – Paneer cubes 2 nos – Onion 1 no – Tomato 1 Tbsp – ginger, garlic and chilly paste (5 garlic cloves + 1…

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Saunfwaale Aloo is a Potato Curry majorly flavoured with fennel seeds & creamy, easy and quick to make and tastes heavenly when served with Pooris or Rotis.

July 31, 2014 Curry

SAUnfwaale Aloo – Fennel Potato Curry

Saunfwaale Aloo is a Potato Curry majorly flavoured with fennel seeds. It is a creamy, easy and quick to make and tastes heavenly when served with Pooris or Rotis. Cooked using pressure cooker, this curry takes 10 mins to prepare. I like using baby potatoes for this but you can use the regular potatoes too. …

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Pressure cook the dal with haldi. Crush garlic, ginger and greenchillies into a coarse paste . Method Heat ghee in a heavy bottom pan. Add jeera and mustard seeds to this. When it turns brown add ginger garlic chilly paste and saute till it turns brown. Add chopped onions and saute till it turns gold. Add chopped tomatoes to this and fry till the tomatoes soften. Add red chilly powder and salt to this and fry for a minute. To this add the cooked dal. Stir well. Add 2 cups of water, salt to taste and boil till it reaches a creamy consistency. Place the coal on the flame directly for a couple of minutes till is red hot. Place a small plate on top of the dal and place the hot coal on it. Pour half a tsp of ghee over the coal and immediately close the pan with a lid. Let the smoke flavour the dal well. I leave it till the smoke completely settles down into the food. Add lemon juice and coriander leaf to the dal and give it a good mix. For tempering add jeera to hot ghee in a pan. Once it turns brown, add red chilly to it. Pour it on the dal. Serve it hot with rice or roti. *Basic way to make this dal is to make a tempering of ghee, jeera, red chillies, hing and add the cooked dal to it and season it with salt. Garnish it with coriander leaves and lemon juice.

July 31, 2014 Curry

DHAba Style Peeli Dal – Yellow Dal

Dhaba Style Peeli Dal or the Yellow Dal is one of the Indian dal preparations, made using yellow split moong beans. Dhaba Style Peeli Dal is a super simple dal that is most frequently made in our house. Dhaba Style Peeli Dal is a basic dal that is high on protein and  I make it…

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Maavina Hannu Gojju is the mango curry made using the mini mangoes called 'Sakkare guthi' . Maavina Hannu Gojju is a spicy, tangy and sweet mango curry.

July 8, 2014 Curry

MAAvina Hannu Gojju -Mango curry

Maavina Hannu Gojju is the mango curry made using the mini mangoes called ‘Sakkare guthi’ . This is usually one of the last variety of the mango season. Its called ‘Sakkare guthi’ in kannada, which means ‘Bundle of Sugar’. These are small mangoes which are more fibrous than pulpy when compare to other varieties of Mangoes. You…

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Chole is slow cooked chickpea curry in  lots of spices to make a creamy, rich curry which is served with Kulcha, Tandoori roti or Batura.

June 18, 2014 Curry

CHOle – Authentic Punjabi Chickpea Curry

Chole is one of the most common and favourite Punjabi dishes. Chole is slow cooked chickpea curry in  lots of spices to make a creamy, rich curry which is served with Kulcha, Tandoori roti or Batura. Chole is usually served with Khatta pyaaz or the pickled onions. Though every household has it’s own way of…

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About Madhuri

An accessory designer,an artist, a mother of a toddler and someone who loves cooking, trying my hand on blogging as well. Cooking for me is no different from painting or designing a lamp. It gives the same joy of playing with taste, texture like i get while playing with colours.

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