Showing posts with label spicy dish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spicy dish. Show all posts

Thursday, March 11, 2010

Peas Gobi Curry.



Jus had some extra peas in the freezer and a cauliflower, so tried to make a curry out of it which came out fabulous.













Ingredients:
  • Peas - 1 cup
  • Gobi - 1 medium size (cut and washed several times and soaked in warm water)
  • jeera - 1 tsp
  • salt - 1 tsp
  • kasuri methi - 1tsp
  • garam masala - 1 tsp
  • red chilli pdr - 1 tsp
  • corriander pdr - 1tsp
  • oil - 2 tsp

Method:

  • Heat oil in a kadai and when hot add the jeera seeds and fry them.
  • slowly add the peas which are washed and fry till they are cooked.
  • add the soaked gobi florets and stir fry.
  • add all the spices fromsalt to corriander pdr as mentioned in the ingredients.
  • Pour a cup of water and close the kadai with its lid and cook till all the spices are absorbed by gobi and peas.sprinkle celantra leaves if neccesary.
  • Serve hot with paranthas/roti/naan.

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Till Rice (ellu sadam)

Most of the time Dinesh has lunch and even dinner outdoors because of his meetings with clients.
So i end up wondering what to cook for myself which is really boring. I saw in my cooking shelf i had stored till seeds in a small glass jar and thought why not make some spicy till rice.

Ingredients:

  • cooked rice - 1 cup ( do not over cook the rice )
  • gingelly oil - 4 tsps
  • urud dal - 1 tbsp
  • red chillis - 4
  • till seeds - 1 tbsp
  • hing/asofoetida - a pinch
  • salt - to taste

Method:

  • Heat a kadai and add just little oil ,when hot add till seeds,urud dal,red chillies and fry them continously till the seeds splutter and dal changes colour
  • now transfer them into ablender and make a fine powder
  • In a mixing bowl, take hot steamed rice and add salt and 4 tsp of gingelly oil
  • slowly add the blended powder and mix well thouroughly and smoothly (do not smash the rice ) and serve

Serving sugesstions:

can be garnished with fried peanuts and taste best with chips/papadams

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