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Tag Archives: gravy
Chana saag Kofta – Steamed chickpea greens dumplings in gravy
‘Chane ka saag’ = Chickpea greens, are the tender leafy shoot of the chickpea bush/ plant. It is usually found in the markets during the mid to end of the winter months. In Delhi markets it is a rarity. But … Continue reading
Rongi masaledar – Spicy cowpea gravy
Rongi or cowpea is from the family of beans called Vigna Unguiculata. North India is well known for a variety of dried beans which are popularly consume during the winters. Winters are a foodie’s delight in this tropical country ! … Continue reading
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Tagged beans, cowpea, gravy, quick and easy, Rongi, Rongi masaledar, spicy cowpea, winter
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Shahjahani Mutton
Celebrating 100th post of my blog !!! ๐ Shahjahani Mutton, ย traditional Mughlai cuisine, moderately spicy, creamy, enriched with dry fruit paste……is not food for the calorie concious ๐ but a Foodie ๐ It is a gravy to fall in love … Continue reading
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Tagged almonds, cashew nuts, dry fruit paste, gravy, mughlai cuisine, mutton, shahjahani, yogurt
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Mutton seekh in gravy
This is one ‘jugaad’ food ๐ ๐ What can one do when only one seekh is found in the freezer ๐ It’s syndrome of ‘nanga nahaye kya, nichode kya’ ๐ Rummaging in the fridge, found one sad looking boiled potato … Continue reading
Platter of Madness
Do you go crazy and overboard sometimes ?? I do, frequently ๐ I am quite well known for my moods, eccentricity and sheer madness ๐ Hmmmph !! ย who’s bothered ?? Not me ๐ Life would be so mundane and irksome … Continue reading
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Tagged chettinad, fiesta friday, fiesta friday #36, gravy, madness, matar, mishti doi, mushroom, mutton seekh, platter, soy mince with split black gram, the novice gardener
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