Posts Tagged ‘Indian recipe’

Aloo Kofta/Potato Dumplings in Yogurt Sauce

Tuesday, March 16th, 2010



Aloo Kofta/Potato Dumplings in Yogurt Sauce


This is a continuation of the saga of the  Aloo Vadas/Fried Potato Dumplings. I will not write much today except for a little note on the evolution of this dish.

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Aloo Vada/Fried Potato Dumplings

Friday, March 5th, 2010



aloo pakora/potato snacks


Indulge if you may…A deep fried delight. Aloo = Potato; Vada = Dumpling (well deep fried in this case).

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Green Beans with Coriander

Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010



green beans


A very quick and simple week night side dish.
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Dal Palak/Lentils with Spinach

Wednesday, February 24th, 2010



Palak Dal/Spinach with Lentils


Yellow mung dal/lentils are roasted till aromatic and then cooked with spinach and tempered with spices. A comfort food which brings on warm fuzzy feelings.

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Aloo Methi/Potatoes with Fenugreek Leaves

Sunday, January 31st, 2010



Aloo Methi / Potatoes flavored with Fenugreek


Aloo Methi is a very classic Indian recipe where the potatoes are cooked along with the very aromatic fenugreek leaves.  A very well loved recipe in our family, I make this whenever we get fresh methi/fenugreek leaves.

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Machher Jhal/Fish in Spicy Sauce

Sunday, November 29th, 2009



Macher Jhal 3


Fish cooked in a spicy sauce, flavored with nigella seeds, hot green peppers and cooked in mustard oil is a recipe very close to my heart. Memories churn, my heart and body warm up, images slide by and the taste lingers as I savor the peppery fish curry with some hot steamed rice on this chilly winter afternoon.

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Pickled Chili Peppers

Monday, November 2nd, 2009



Pickled Chili Pepper 2


This pickle is not for the fainthearted. It breathes fire, crunches with a bite, smells of abundant spices and tastes fantastic.  This one cannot be compared to the pretty peppers soaked in vinegar and spice; they will get you teary eyed if you are not used to the heat, but will tantalize your senses – a very Indian Pickle.
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Sandesh

Saturday, September 19th, 2009



Sandesh 12


“Shondesh” is what it is called in West Bengal, “Sandesh” it is elsewhere, & Cheese Fudge is the closest translation I can come up with. “It’s dry yet moist in sweetness. It won’t exactly melt in your mouth but its sweet aftertaste lures your taste buds to bite into more such soft wonders. That, ladies and gentlemen, is the mysterious charm of Sandesh — a term meaning news — a bearer of good tidings for those away from home.” (The Times of India)

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Mango & Mint Lassi

Saturday, September 5th, 2009



Mango & Mint Lassi 2


Lassi or Smoothie?

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Methi Dal (Lentil Soup with Fenugreek)

Sunday, August 23rd, 2009



Methi dal 4


More produce from my backyard. A few showers last month rejuvenated the plants & they are happy. It is Methi/Fenugreek & Tomatoes this time.

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