Punjabi Kadhi with pakoras - Fenugreek pakoras in tangy yoghurt based kadhi which is seasoned with a blend of aromatic spices .
This challenge is set for the ICC event by srivalli of spicing up your life.
The recipe was provided by Simran of bombay foodie.
Only changes I made to the recipe were that I replaced the onions with fresh fenugreek as it is navratri and I didn't want to cook with onions.I added fresh ginger and green chilli and omitted the amchur powder and as my curd was very sour and I replaced the garam masala with fresh ginger paste.
Ingredients
For Pakoras:
1/2 cup Besan / Chickpea Flour
1 cup Fresh Fenugreek
Salt to taste
Red Chilli powder - 1/2 tsp
1 green chilli
½ teaspoon ginger paste
Water
Sunflower oil for deep frying
For Kadhi
1 cup Yogurt
1/3 cup Besan/ chickpea flour
3 cups water
1 tablespoon sunflower oil
1 teaspoon mustard seeds
1 teaspoon Cumin Seeds
1 teaspoon Ajwain/ Carom Seeds
1 teaspoon Methi / Fenugreek seeds
½ teaspoon turmeric powder
1 green chilli
½ teaspoon ginger paste (instead of garam masala in original recipe)
Salt to taste
Red chilli powder - 1/2 tsp
½ teaspoon Amchur/ Dried Mango powder (I didn’t add this curd was very sour)
4-5 curry leaves.
Method :
For the Pakoras
1. In a bowl, take the chickpea flour, add salt, red chilli powder, ginger paste and chopped chilli. Make a batter with water to get a semi thick consistency. Add the chopped fenugreek and mix.
2. Heat a kadai with oil. When the oil is hot, drop small spoonfuls of batter gently into the hot oil deep fry pakoras till crispy.
3. Drain on kitchen paper and repeat for all batter. Keep pakoras aside.
For the kadhi
1. Make a paste with yogurt and besan, then mix with water to make a very thin batter.
2. Heat a tablespoon of oil. Add curry leaves, mustard seeds, cumin seeds, carom seeds and methi. Let splutter for a few seconds.
3. Pour in the yogurt/besan batter; add turmeric powder, salt and red chilli powder and ginger paste and green chilli.
4. Bring to a boil, reduce the heat and let simmer for at least half an hour.
5. Keep stirring occasionally still kadhi thickens and rawness of besan is gone.
6. When you feel it is pretty thick, add the reserved pakoras, bring to boil.
Serve with plain boiled rice.
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Sago muruku ICC challenge March 2010
Delicious looking kadhi.
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ReplyDeletecreamy ...delicious im sure it was
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looks yum..loving it !
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ReplyDeleteSatya
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Rich creamy kadhi. Delicious.
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Sandhya
Sandhya's Kitchen
Looks yummy :) nice dish. I have never come across it before. So will surely give it a try soon :)
ReplyDeleteOooh, I loved the smell of the fenugreek seeks, I bet fenugreek pakora would be amazing!
ReplyDeleteYummy.. like the changes you made, I am sure it tasted great with addition of green chilies & ginger
ReplyDeleteDelicious kadi....
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ReplyDeleteAbsolutely droolworthy, yummy looking kadi, makes me hungry again..
ReplyDeleteI love punjabi kadhi..looks super yummyyy!!
ReplyDeleteFenugreek pakoras must have tasted awesome in the kadi..Tasty clicks :)
ReplyDeleteYummy Kadhi... I enjoyed too!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! The kadhi is very tempting and awesome! Slurp!
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ReplyDeletelooks delicious n nice click 2
ReplyDeletelooks delicious n nice click 2
ReplyDeleteGlad that you modified the recipe to suit, that bowl looks good..
ReplyDeleterich and delicious :)
ReplyDeleteYour pakodas sound yummy. I could eat them before they go into the kadhi! :)
ReplyDeletelove the colour of the kadi...very yummy looking one...
ReplyDeleteI've never tried making anything like this - it looks great!
ReplyDeleteyum adore pakoras and Punjabi food thanks so much for visiting my blog Rebecca
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ReplyDeleteLooks delicious. Love your addition of methi.
ReplyDeleteDelicious dish with a great colour!
ReplyDeleteHi Nayna. Kadhi is my favourite and one with pakoras would be very filling!! There is an Award waiting for you on my blog. Please come and collect it when you can.
ReplyDeleteMina
yummy creamy kadhi!
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ReplyDeleteDelicious kadhi
ReplyDeleteI love pakoras but I have never seen them like this :) Thank you !
ReplyDeletethis really dose look so delicious :)
ReplyDeleteHealthy and nutritious
ReplyDeleteLooks great and would be nice with rice.
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