Punjabi kadhi

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#Cookpad_India
It's a very famous and common dish from north to south of India. The taste varies from state to state and they are absolutely delicious in all the way. Here is my way of Cooking this awesome dish.
Punjabi kadhi
#weekyellow
#Cookpad_India
It's a very famous and common dish from north to south of India. The taste varies from state to state and they are absolutely delicious in all the way. Here is my way of Cooking this awesome dish.
Steps
- 1
To start with add yoghurt in a big bowl and whisk very well. Make like a smooth paste. Take fresh yoghurt it should not be very sour. Then add gram flour to it and again mix. There should be no lumps in it mix it really well then start adding water to it gradually and slowly. Water should be 6-7 times more than the yoghurt. Mix them very well make it lump free and keep it aside.
- 2
Now in a wok add mustard oil. You can use any oil but mustard oil goes very well with this. When oil gets at smoking point add fenugreek seeds and when it gets brown add whole red chilli saute for a minute then add cumin seeds, mustard seeds and asafoetida. When start spluttering add Chopped onions and cook till get transparent. Then add the chopped ginger and garlic and again saute it very well.
- 3
Saute the ginger and garlic until rawness goes away then add the coriander powder, red chilli Powder and turmeric powder. Mix them well and cook. Add 2-3 tbsp of water to avoid burning the spices. When oil start to ooze out then mix the yoghurt mixture once again and add it to the wok. Mix it well and cook on high flame until it get boiled.
- 4
Stir continuously until it boils else the yoghurt may curdle. At first the colour of the gravy will be light yellow but as it will cook it will be darker in colour and when completely done it will be of orangish colour. Add salt only after it gets a good boil else the yoghurt may curdle. Mix well then add cumin powder and black pepper powder and mix again. Boil it again on high flame then lower the flame cover it and cook it for 20-25 minutes.
- 5
Let's start making batter for fritters. In a bowl take the gram flour add salt, red chilli Powder and turmeric powder along with coriander seeds and ginger garlic paste. Mix it all very well.
- 6
Mix it all very well then add the chopped spinach leaves mix it with your hands properly then add water slowly and make a thick paste. Then add baking soda and mix again. Keep it aside.
- 7
Meanwhile heat up.the oil. It should be moderately hot. Then start frying the fritters in it. Cook it from both the sides flipping it over to cook it completely from inside out. You can have it as a snack also with a cup of tea.
- 8
When the gravy thickens up and change the colour to orangish yellow then add the kasoori methi to it. Crush it between your palms then add it to the gravy and mix well. Now add all the cooked fritters to it and boil it on high flame then lower the flame cover it and cook it for 5 minutes. Then add the chopped coriander leaves to it and mix it then off the flame.
- 9
Now let's make a final tempering for that heat up 4 tbsp oil in a pan then add red chilli Powder to it. Mix it and off the flame. Now add this to the kadhi and slightly mix it.
- 10
It's ready to be served. Eat it with chapati or roti along with rice or the way you like. You can always adjust spices to your taste.
- 11
Serve it hot. Enjoy it with your loved ones. Happy cooking 😊
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