I love indian food, any recipes?

When i say indian i mean frum India.....alot of people get that confused lol.......but anyways......i love all indian food, its fabulous, if anyone has any recipes to give, THAT would be fantastic.


thnx


~maddy~I love indian food, any recipes?
I love it too, here are a few recipes....enjoy!!





EAST INDIAN SOUP





2 lg. potatoes, sliced


2 onions, sliced


10 oz. milk


1 1/2 lbs. flounder


1 c. chicken broth


2 1/2 c. thick cream


1/2 tsp. saffron


1/4 tsp. turmeric


Freshly ground black pepper





Place potatoes and onions with the milk and chicken broth. Cook until potatoes are done. Blend in an electric blender. Poach the fish in salted water until just tender. Drain and remove bones, keep warm. Put the blended mixture over low heat and add cream and saffron and turmeric and bring to a boil. Add pieces of fish and season with pepper and salt. Serves 4.





EGGS MOLLETS (INDIAN STYLE)





8 eggs


3/4 c. rice, cooked, drained and dried


1/4 c. vinaigrette dressing


1 c. mayonnaise


Salt and pepper





FOR CURRY MIXTURE:





1 shallot, finely chopped


1 1/2 tbsp. oil


1 tbsp. curry powder


1 1/2 tsp. paprika


3/4 c. tomato juice


3 slices lemon


1 tbsp. apricot jam





TO MAKE CURRY MIXTURE: Saute shallot in oil until soft, add curry powder and paprika and cook, stirring for 4-5 seconds. Add the remaining ingredients, stir well and simmer 4-5 minutes. Strain and reserve.


Soft cook or poach the eggs and keep in cold water. Toss the rice and vinaigrette dressing with a fork and arrange down the center of a platter. Drain the eggs well and arrange on top of the rice. Add enough of the curry mixture to the mayonnaise to flavor it well and thin it to coating consistency.





Adjust the seasoning and spoon the curry mayonnaise over the eggs. Garnish.I love indian food, any recipes?
Well Maddy here is a link for you to pick for yourself.





Enjoy!
It's not hard to make, like all cooking --- it's a matter of practice and a little trial %26amp; error!





This is a great website with alot of good recipes:





http://www.bellaonline.com/site/indianfo鈥?/a>
Basic indian food contains, rotis, rice, vegetables, pickles, salad in yogurt or curds, cleared butter, sweet dish made mostly from milk, lentils, sprouted moong, leafy vegetables, chutney, and some side dishes like pakoras, or dhokla, which are steamed.


i would give you a simple recipe of dal-chawal first, if you want to cook your own food.


steam cook rice, small grained one, in a cooker.


cook one bowl of dal, either tur or moong.


chop onions, green chillies, tomatoes, coriander, garlic .


add turmeric powder to the cooked dal, and some salt.


in a pan, heat 1 tablespoon of oil, and crackle cumin seeds, mustard seeds, and a pinch of hing, curry leaves.


then fry onions, then tomatoes, put the cooked dal and stir.


remove from fire after 5 minutes.


garnish with coriander.


serve steaming hot rice, with dal, and enjoy with roasted papadams, pickle, and freshly set curds or yogurt.


if you can make rotis and a vegetable, you will have a square indian meal !
Indian food is the hardest food to make for me, and I'm a pretty good cook... A curry has to be just the right combination of spices and I am at sea what all those spices even are made up of... It's an art. Pakistanis also eat Indian food... One of my friends was a Pakistani and he could whip up a chicken curry in no time... Ask one of them...
anything curry
Lamb and Chick Peas over Rice - Indian Style





http://visualrecipes.com/recipe-details/鈥?/a>





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