Posts Tagged ‘north 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 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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Dal Makhani/Lentils Simmered in Creamy Tomato Sauce

Monday, January 25th, 2010


Dal Makhani/Simmered lentils in a creamy tomato sauce

Dal Makhani is a classic north Indian dish where the lentils are slowly simmered for hours in a very aromatic buttery, creamy tomato sauce. (Dal=Lentils Makhani: Makhan/Butter based). Rich, decadent and extremely detectable, this is a recipe to savor and treasure.

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Baingan Patiala (Spicy Stir Fried Eggplants)

Wednesday, June 24th, 2009



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Hooked on Heat is this amazing blog, & hooked to it I am. I am glad that Hooked on Heat got selected for the T&T, for this is what made me visit Meena for the first time.. She must have stopped blogging around the time I started, so I never got the opportunity to visit her till now.

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Palak Paneer: Spinach with Indian Cheese

Thursday, October 9th, 2008



Palak Paneer


This one is a Treasure in my kitchen. A delicious preparation of Paneer(soft Indian cottage cheese) gently simmered in curried Palak(spinach), this dish is relished with hot naan breads or chapatis. Or serve it as a delicious side accompaniment to any meals. Me & my kids spoon out & eat atleast half a bowl even before we start with the bread:-D. The origination of this dish is from the Northern Parts of India but is enjoyed all over the country & all over the world.

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