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Ingredients
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2 cuprice
washed thrice and soaked in warm water for 30 mins
3 cupswater
boiled
salt
to taste
½ tspturmeric
1onion
large, thinly sliced
1 tspwhole cumin seeds
1cinnamon stick
3cardamom pods
2 cupsNatural Yoghurt
or Greek
salt
to taste
¼ tspturmeric
0.25ginger paste
1 TBSCurry Masala
coriander, green chilli, garlic blended to a paste
1 TBSgram flour
water
cold
1 tspWhole Cumin seeds
Jeera
1 tspmustard seeds
3curry leaves
4potatoes
large, sliced but not too thinly
salt
to taste
2 tspmustard seeds
10curry leaves
½ tspturmeric
1 tspred chilly powder
1 tspCoriander powder
1 tspgarlic paste
1 bagbaby leaf spinach
washed and chopped
2onions
small, sliced
¼ cupoil
1 tspred chilli powder
2 tspcoriander powder
1 tspsalt
or to taste
1 tspgarlic paste
3fresh tomatoes
small cubes
Instructions
Step 1
In a deep pot add around 1/4 cup oil and heat, add the sliced onion, cumin seeds, cardamom pods and cinnamon sticks and fry until lightly golden. Add the boiled water and bring to the boil again. Lower the heat, Drain the water from the rice and then add rice to the boiling water, let this come to a boil again and then as the water reduces also reduce the heat until the water has reduced completely. Cover the pot and leave in medium heat until the rice and daal is fully cooked. (I leave in oven to keep warm)
Step 2
Mix the yoghurt with the salt, turmeric, ginger/garlic paste, curry masala and the gram flour, add enough cold water to thin the yoghurt mix (not too thin and not too thick)
Step 3
In a pot add around 2 TBS oil and add the Curry leaves, mustard and cumin seeds. Let this sizzle and pop. Now add the yogurt mixture and heat on medium heat while slowly stirring ensuring the yoghurt does not curdle and mixture has heated through. Turn off and leave on the side.
Step 4
Heat some oil in a non stick pan and add some mustard seeds and curry leaves and let these pop, then add sliced potatoes with salt, turmeric, red chili powder, coriander/cumin powder, garlic paste and salt. Mix all together and cover and let this cook on low heat until potatoes are cooked. Keep stirring every so often to make not sticking and if it is sticking then add a little water.
Step 5
In a non stick pan heat the oil and add the spinach and the sliced onions, mix gently and on medium heat let the spinach wilt. When the oil comes to the surface add all the spices and the cubed tomatoes and mix. Cover and let this all cook gently.
Step 6
Add sliced onion to the heated oil with the cumin seeds, cinnamon stick and Cardamom
Step 7
Fry until lightly golden
Step 8
Wash the rice and toor daal thrice and let this soak for around 30 minutes in warm water
Step 9
Add boiled water to the fried onions and then add the washed rice and cook until the rice and daal is Cooked throughout (the tomatoes are in the image as I steam them in the rice to make tomato Chutney)
Step 10
Now for the potato fry add mustard seeds and curry leave to the heated oil
Step 11
Wash and Slice the potatoes and add the to the pan
Step 12
Add the spices to the potatoes and mix well
Step 13
Cover and cook on low heat until the potatoes are cooked
Step 14
Add sliced onion to a pan with oil
Step 15
Add the chopped spinach and mix well and cook on low heat until the spinach has wilted
Step 16
Add all the spices and cubed tomatoes, mix and cook covered on low heat
Step 17
For the Kari, add cumin seeds, mustard seeds and curry leaves with oil to a pot and let this pop, add the yoghurt mixture and stir whilst heating gently (make sure the kari does not curdle
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