Yesterday, i watched Bhopali Korma. a non-veg dish on NDTV GoodTimes. Soon after the show, i went and cooked this for our dinner. it just took less than 10 minutes to prepare this yummy, Korma. If you are in short of veggie's, then this is going to be a very good pleaser on your Lunch Table. Soy food should not be taken during dinner, as it takes longer time to digest.
serves 2
preparation and cooking time: less than 30 minutes
Coriander seeds-1 tsp
Cumin seeds-1tsp
Cloves-3
Cinnamon-1/2 inch cinnamon
Cardamoms-3
Black peppercorns-8
Bay leaves-1
Curd-1 and 1/2 cup
Nutmeg - a small piece
Corriander Leaves- fistfull
Grated Coconut- 3tsp
Ingredients for Gravy:
Soy Chunks-10
Garlic-4 cloves(finely chopped)
Ginger-1/2 inch finely chopped
Chilli Powder- 2tsp
Vegetable Stock- 1/2 a cup
Oil-6tbsp oil
Method:
Prepare the paste and keep it aside.
Now in a pan, heat the oil, when it splutter's, add the finely chopped ginger and garlic and roast them.
On then add, the soy chunks, which you got to boil for 5 minutes with little salt and squezze it and then wash them in cold water and squeeze them again. now mix the squezzed soya chunks along with the ginger and garlic.
Now add the Grounded paste to the pan and mix well.
Add vegetable stock, salt, chilli powder and mix. let them rest in the slow flame, till it emits oil on its sides.
Enjoy with Rice or Chapathi's.
Notes:
* Don't use tangy curd, it may change the taste.
* This is a 10 minutes whip-out, with minimal work.
Notes:
* Don't use tangy curd, it may change the taste.
* This is a 10 minutes whip-out, with minimal work.
very interesting recipe Lavi... i see that it uses quite a lot of spices.
ReplyDeleteI love soy chunks... must give this kurma a try.
ReplyDeletelooks really good..
ReplyDeletelove the new look of your blog..
Lavi,
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious and to me the pic looks like mutton gravy...and I mostly go by the name Cilantro on my blogs and comments, hence the confusion. My name is Sarada.
Nice gravy. new type
ReplyDeleteGravy looks delicious...quite interesting...i love soyachunks..will surely give a try soon..
ReplyDeleteSounds healthy and delicious..So how r u doing?
ReplyDeletenever heard of this. looks so good and healthy with soya chunks.
ReplyDeletelooks yummy and health with soya
ReplyDeleteHi, evn I watched that show on Tele. Nice idea to cook with soya chunks. I shall try ur veg version soon.
ReplyDeletelooks yummy. soya chuncks r my favourite, bookmarked.
ReplyDeleteWow looks spicy and yummy.
ReplyDeleteAwesome looking recipe, Lavi! Please visit my blog for a surprise! :)
ReplyDeleteYou ground all those things and made the kurma and it took you only 10 mins? My but you're a wizard!
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