Peas Curry
INGREDIENTS
Peas-250 gm
(sprouted)
Onion(Big)-3
Green Chillies-10
(chopped)
Tamarind juice-2 cups
Curd-2 cups
Tamarind powder-2 tsp
Coriander powder-2 tsp
Curry leaves-25 gm
Heat oil in a frying pan.Add mustard seeds,Onion(Big),Green chillies,curry leaves and stir well.Add turmeric and coriander and stir well.Add Peas and fry for 10 mins.Add tamarind juice and curd and stir for 10 mins.Add adequate salt and chilly powder.
Paneer Dal
INGREDIENTS
Dal-1/2 kg
(boiled)
Cottage Cheese-250 gm
(cubes)
Peas-200 gm
Capsicum-250 gm
Onion(Big)-3
Green chillies-10
(chopped)
Heat oil in a frying pan.Put mustard seeds,Onion(Big),Green chillies to it and stir well.Add cottage cheese,Peas,Capsicum, to it and stir well for 10 mins.Add Dal to it and stir well.Add 2 cups water and mix.Add adequate salt and chilly powder.
Gram Dal Curry
INGREDIENTS
Gram Dal-1/2 kg
(sprouted)
Onion(Big)-3
(chopped)
Red chillies-10
(chopped)
Spinach-200 gm
(chopped)
Turmeric powder-1/4 cup
Coriander powder-1/4 cup
Tamarind juice-2 cups
Curd-1 cup
Jeera-3 tsp
Curry leaves-50 gm
Heat oil in a frying pan.Add mustard seeds,Jeera,Onion(Big),Red chillies,curry leaves,spinach and stir well.Then add turmeric coriander and stir well.Add Gram Dal and stir well.Add 2 cups water and boil for 10 mins.Add Tamarind juice,curd and stir well.Add adequalt salt and chilly powder.
Egg-Chilly Fry
INGREDIENTS
Egg-1/2 dozen
Jeera-50 gm
Capsicum-200 gm
(chopped)
Green chillies-10
(chopped)
Curry leaves-25 gm
Heat oil in a frying pan.Add mustard seeds,Jeera,Curry leaves,Green chillies, Capsicum,salt and chilly powder and stir well.Add eggs to it and stir well for 10 mins.Add adequate salt and chilly powder.
Tomato-Moong Dal Curry
INGREDIENTS
Tomato Puree-2 cups
Moong Dal-3 cups
(sprouted)
Onion(Big)-3
(chopped)
Red chillies-10
(chopped)
Coriander leaves-50 gm
Chilly powder-3 tsp
Heat oil in a frying pan.Add mustard seeds,Onion(Big),Red chillies to it and stir well.Add Moong Dal to it and fry well.Then add Tomato Puree and mix all ingredients.Add 1 cup water and mix.Add salt and chilly powder.Garnish with coriander leaves and serve.
Soya-Beans Fry
INGREDIENTS
Soya-200 gm
(sprouted)
Beans-200 gm
Onion(Big)-3
(chopped)
Green chillies-10
(chopped)
Heat oil in a frying pan.Add mustard seeds,Onion(Big),Green chillies and stir well.Then add Soya,Beans and fry for 15 mins.Add adequate salt and chilly powder.
Carrot-Papaya Fry
INGREDIENTS
Carrot-200 gm
Papaya-200 gm
Onion(Big)-3
(chopped)
Green chillies-10
(chopped)
Butter-100 gm
Boil carrot and papaya for 15 mins.Heat oil in a frying pan.Add Butter to it.Add mustard seeds,Onion(Big),Green Chillies and curry leaves to it and stir well.Add turmeric powder.Add carrot and pappaya and fry well.Add adequate salt and chilly powder.
Curry is the English description of any of a general variety of spiced dishes, best known in Asian cuisines, especially South Asian cuisine. Curry is a generic term, and although there is no one specific attribute that marks a dish as “curry”, some of the distinctive spices used in some, though certainly not all, curry dishes include turmeric, red pepper and cumin. Currently, the term curry is used broadly, in English, to refer to almost any spiced, sauce-based dishes cooked in various southern and southeastern Asian styles. In India the word “curry” is heavily used in the southern part of India in languages such as Tamil. “Curry” is analogous to “sabzi” in the north. The word “kari” has its origins in Old Tamil which means “flesh”. The word for gravy (of any sort) is “kolambu” in Tamil. Therefore any gravy prepared with meat in it, was known as “kari kolambu” which means “meat gravy”. In a later development, any gravy with meat in it came to be called “kari”.Cuisine (from French cuisine, “cooking; culinary art; kitchen”; ultimately from Latin coquere, “to cook”) is a specific set of cooking traditions and practices, often associated with a specific culture.
