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Recipes which we want to learn to cook
Such as for me:
Thai curry – I cant seem to get it creamy enough or herby enough it never goes right – I use tinned coconut milk is this right?
Indian Curry – I can get my currys hot, but not spicy there missing something which makes it spicy, I use cumin, coriander, garam masala, tumeric
Homuus – I use the chick peas ( tinned and drained ), tahini, oil but it never tastes right what am I doing wrong!
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Pothole Research said
I'll help you with the ...I'll help you with the curry. Let's keep it simple for starts.
You need
1 kg chicken (cut into medium pieces)
4 cloves
3 sticks of cinnamon
3 tsp ghee (clarified butter)
1 onion (halved and thinly sliced)
3 large tomatoes
2 potatoes
Salt to taste
Masala for grinding. Now this is what makes or break your Indian curry. You will need a hardy food processor. Ideally a pestle and mortar for hand grinding. Make a fine paste. Remember to give pauses in between grinding to prevent your food processor from over heating.
4 medium Onions (red, Indian or Spanish)
6 Red Chilies
2 tsp coriander seeds
2 tsp jeera
1 tsp turmeric powder
3 tsp coriander leaves (chopped)
3 cloves garlic
1 inch ginger
6 pepper corns
Small lemon sized tamarind
You should
Boil the Chicken and potatoes, with cloves, Cinnamon, Salt and keep aside.
Take ghee in a pan and sautee onion slices till golden brown.
Add tomatoes and keep sauteeing.
Add the masala and sautee thoroughly for about 15 minutes. You should see the oil separate out of the mix.
Add the cooked chicken along with chicken stock and if required also add water (to control how thick or how runny you like your curries) and bring it to boil. Garnish with coriander leaves.
Serve with Basmati rice. I'll also recommend a Greek salald on the side.
charmed said
that sounds amazing! ...i will try that this week! That sounds so tasty! i cant wait!
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taliesin said
Hummus ...I find these quantities work to our taste - garlicky and a bit lemony!
1 can chickpeas, drained and rinsed
1 teaspoon salt
about one and a half big cloves garlic, crushed slightly then chopped
juice of 1 lemon
one and a half tablespoons tahini
about 2 tablespoons water
Pinch cayenne pepper
coarsely chopped parsley
Blend chickpeas, salt, garlic, tahini, juice and the water until smooth or almost smooth depending on how you like texture. Spoon into serving bowl and sprinkle with pepper and parsley, drizzle with olive oil if liked. Makes about one cup.
I love it spread on warm naan bread with that creamy feta cheese that comes in little cartons.
Taliesin
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KellysHeroes said
Chickpeas spread (Hummus with Tahine) ...Tahine is sesame paste.
There are 2 ways to do it. I never use canned chickpeas coz they are a bit hard. We need very well cooked chickpeas.
So, option (1) get dry chickpeas and cook till very tender (hold one between ur thumb and index finger or any finger u wish, apply little pressure, if crashed easily then it is good for preparation).
Drain well and blend with lemon juice, sesame paste (tahine) and some salt. Crushed garlic is optional. Taste and adjust tahine, salt and juice to your satisfaction. DO NOT add water.
The professional way for crushing chickpeas is using a wooden howitzer.
Option (2), get canned Hummus with tahine, add tahine, lemon juice and salt to your satisfaction.
Bonne Appetite
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swing said
hummous ...i like to make mine with the chickpeas, tahina, olive oil, garlic, salt,lemon ----and the unorthodox, but key ingredient, cumin powder...enjoy!
farouk_rizk said
the secret of hummus ...to prepare good hummus you should have good proportional ingredients in addition to nice tasting mashed chickpeas.
if you are getting the ready mashed chickpeas that comes in a can, you'll never be able to have a good good taste.
if you wanna prepare the mashed chickpeas at home, it might take long time... but the secret here is to pressure cook it, and to soak it one day before cooking... plus u can use some kind of carbonates.
anyway, you should have also a good brand of tehina... i can advice to get "chahine" brand... it's a lebanese brand...
fresh garlic & lemon are very important.
now comes the proportions... you might need one spoon of tehina for each regular plate (200g), and 1 small lemon w one well minced clove of garlic and salt. quantities may vary according to your taste.
good luck & bon apetit
azilana7037 said
anyone knows any EGG ROLLs recipe? ...I know how to make spring rolls but I do need some simple egg roll recipe.
Thanks in advance
alilei said
turkish central bread ...Thanks for the delicious recipes, does anyone have the recipe for the long flat turkish bread they serve at Al Khaima restaurant and at the turkish central?? Thank you