How to Make Traditional Sindhi Kadhi
Wash and soak kokum in warm water., Heat oil in a pan., Add gram flour., Add half a litre of water and turmeric powder. , Allow it to boil for 2-3 mins. , Add salt. , Add the potatoes and lotus stalk (since these veggies take time to soften). , Add...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Wash and soak kokum in warm water.
Add the mustard, cumin, fenugreek seeds, curry leaves and asafoetida one by one. , Stir continuously, until the color of the flour changes to a bit dark brown (not burnt brown).
The consistency of oil and gram flour should neither be solid nor too liquid.] ,,,,,, Add the water along with kokum, and the remaining half litre of water. , Many ladies fry okra in oil and make it crisp so that they don't break in kadhi, but fry them occasionally depending on their freshness. , Turn off the flame, sprinkle over Kadhi and garnish it with coriander leaves. , Sindhi kadhi goes with rice, spicy potato wedges and sweet boondi as side dishes, but you could also eat it as is. -
Step 2: Heat oil in a pan.
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Step 3: Add gram flour.
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Step 4: Add half a litre of water and turmeric powder.
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Step 5: Allow it to boil for 2-3 mins.
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Step 6: Add salt.
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Step 7: Add the potatoes and lotus stalk (since these veggies take time to soften).
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Step 8: Add the french beans
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Step 9: green peas
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Step 10: cluster beans
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Step 11: and cauliflower florets.
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Step 12: Smash the kokum with soft hands.
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Step 13: Add the eggplant and okra; they may get smashed if added earlier.
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Step 14: Heat 2 tsp of oil and add red chili powder.
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Step 15: Serve.
Detailed Guide
Add the mustard, cumin, fenugreek seeds, curry leaves and asafoetida one by one. , Stir continuously, until the color of the flour changes to a bit dark brown (not burnt brown).
The consistency of oil and gram flour should neither be solid nor too liquid.] ,,,,,, Add the water along with kokum, and the remaining half litre of water. , Many ladies fry okra in oil and make it crisp so that they don't break in kadhi, but fry them occasionally depending on their freshness. , Turn off the flame, sprinkle over Kadhi and garnish it with coriander leaves. , Sindhi kadhi goes with rice, spicy potato wedges and sweet boondi as side dishes, but you could also eat it as is.
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