Indian Food and Meal Ideas
Navaratna Curry
A north Indian recioe of an hot and sweet subji.
For US to UK equivalents see this rough guide
Recipe Ingredients:
- · 100 grams (4 oz.) french beans.
- · 100 grams (4 oz.) carrots
- · 100 grams (4 oz.) potatoes
- · 100 grams (4 oz.) cauliflower
- · 100 grams (4 oz) capsicums
- · 100 grams (4 oz) paneer
- · 100 grams (4 oz.) cashewnuts
- · 100 grams (4 oz.) raisins
- · 100 grams (4 oz.) green peas
- · 2 tomatoes
- · 1 teacup curds
- · 4 tablespoons ghee
- · Ghee for deep frying
- · Salt and sugar to taste
- · Silver papter, pineapple pieces and few cherries for decoration.
- To be Ground into a paste
- · 6 cloves garlic
- · 2 green chillies
- · 4 kashmiri chillies
- · 25 mm (1") piece ginger
- · 2 teaspoons coriander seeds
- · 1 teaspoons cumin seeds
- · 1 teaspoon shah-jira
- · 3 cardamoms
Method:
· Cut the french beans, carrots and potatoes into small cubes.
· Cut the cauliflower into big pieces
· Boil the french beans, carrots, cauliflower and green peas
· Deep fry the potatoes in ghee
· Cut the paneer into small cubes and deep fry in ghee
· Cut the capsicums into long strips
· Grind the tomatoes with very little water
· Whip the curds
· Heat the ghee in a vessel and fry the paste for a little time
· Add the tomatoes and curds and fry again for a few minutes
· Add the vegetables, cashewnuts, raisins, paneer pieces, salt and sugar and cook for a few minutes
· Decorate with pieapple pieces, silver foil and cherries
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For US to UK equivalents for food weights and measurements see this rough guide
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