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KORMA (South Indian Style) |
INTRODUCTION |
INGREDIENTS |
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North Indian Korma differs from Southern Counterpart in two ways. The northern Kurma uses no Ginger, No Pepper and No Jeera. Usage of Coconut is also absent. It is not spicy and for southern taste, it tastes bland. I am posting my favorite Korma recipe which I hope you will try and enjoy. This Korma or Kurma goes great with almost anything as a side dish. |
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METHOD OF PREPARATION |
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Make paste of all the ingredients of Gravy and store in different cups. Make powder of Cinnamon, Jeera (cumin), Clove, fennel seeds, Anis star (after removing the seeds) , Black pepper, etc. Try and make fresh powder of Dhania seeds also. Keep aside all the pastes and dry spices. Semi cook all the vegetables in a pressure cooker/pressure pan after adding some salt and 1/4 spoon of Sugar. This is to preserve and enhance the colour of green peas and carrots. Take a little Ghee/oil in a Kadai add Onion paste after the ghee is Hot, let it turn golden brown. Add Ginger and Garlic paste and turn for two minutes , now add Tomato puree and fry till oil separates, add fresh curds, coconut paste and stir for a minute .Now add all the dry spices powders, Garam masala powder and salt. Fry for about another minute. Now add poppy seeds paste along with boiled vegetables and a little water if needed. You can use boiled vegetable water also . Let it simmer for another ten minutes or so. Ensure that the vegetables are properly cooked in spicy juice. Now taste for salt and chillies. If needed, add extra as per your taste. If you need more sour, add sour curds or Lime juice to taste. Mix thoroughly. Now prepare tempering with rest of ghee/ oil and add Cinnamon and Cloves , Bay leaves and Jeera .When cloves start popping, tamper the Kurma and cover it. Serve hot after 1 hour after reheating. This Kurma would steal the hearts of all your loved ones. Ps. In Non veg Kurma, some Badham and Cashew nut paste is also added. Enjoy!!! And
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