I learned this recipe from my mother. it is a favorite at home

This is a curry made regularly at my home in India, and so I recreated that home-style flavor. An everyday curry is modest in its spiciness. I made this to celebrate my one year anniversary of joining Cookpad late last March, bringing myself back to the initial humbleness of introducing a home-style curry. :)- Prep the chickpeas to the state where they can be cooked. Using canned peas in water is convenient too. Soy beans would be tasty too.- In regards to how to adjust the spiciness and how to find out the spiciness you prefer, please refer to my diary from June 2010. Then, add the spices accordingly with the Steps described. For 2 large servings. Recipe by Plabar

I got this recipe from my sister in law. She's such a genius in cooking, and when my mom in law went to her place in Perth, she taught her how to make it, and my mom in law taught me after she's got home. It tasted so..so..soooo... GOOD!I made a little bit of changes in recipe, when I cooked it, and it still came out wonderful 😘😘😘

A little twist on leftover curry ♡How this recipe came about:I created my own version of curry udon using leftover curry!

I love Delia Smith's recipes. This recipe is based on one of her recipes (from her Vegetarian Collection) that I cooked so many times I learned it by heart. It was my husband's favourite meal, but it had loads of ingredients. Now I have less time to make it, I decided to strip it back. It still tastes good, maybe not as complex as Delia's, but a pretty good copy. *Lime pickle is an Indian condiment, which should be available to buy from Asian grocers.

I wanted to make something quick and easy for my boy's lunch today in less than 30 minutes. It took about 25 minutes (with prep).

This dish was one of the first complicated things I'd tried in my kitchen. I've always loved beans and vegetables. Both these come together in a curry that my aunt used to make during the harvest festival that we celebrate in Southern India called Pongal. It's mostly made in rural areas where the first fist-fulls of all the crops grown by a household and the village are used to make a curry which is offered to the Sun God as a thank you for providing life on earth. This curry is eaten with the "first rice" that is slightly overcooked to give it a sticky, gummy consistency. Since this festival always occurs during the month of January, I've always felt that this was an excellent way to start the year, with a little bit of the best of everything, coming together in a harmonious medley that always managed to explode my senses. This recipe is my interpretation of that nostalgic dish that I associate with festivals, family and cold weather. I hope you try it and enjoy it as much as I do.

For the past 10 years, I have tried to recreate the curry udon noodles from my favorite restaurant in Osaka.A lot of people who saw this recipe in my blog made this dish. Somebody said that her husband is quite difficult to please because he had worked for a restaurant and had a strong preference, but really liked this recipe.Everything I say here is tips to recreate this dish.Stick to the cooking time and the heat described here. Otherwise you will have different results.After adding the katakuriko with water in Step 16, stir quickly to remove lumps. For 1 serving. Recipe by *ai*

I love spices. India has many great spice recipes. It is very easy and little spicy curry with rice. Kids love to eat with Naan bread. You can enjoy Keema Curry with rice or bread or anything you want.

I adapted a curry recipe from "vege dining", a website I love.It is free of animal derived ingredients and doesn't use a lot of oil, so it's ideal to feed to small children as well.Add richness using sesame paste. You could probably use peanut butter instead. Adjust the amount of spices to taste. Reduce the curry powder for small children. Try to use preservative and MSG-free ketchup and sauce as much as possible. If you are allergic to wheat, dilute rice flour, kudzu starch, or katakuriko with water and add at the end to thicken the sauce. Recipe by Naokki-

Cooking in my New Instant Pot#CookClick#favourite#chefbypassion

#oilfree#vegetarian#veganfriendlyAfter came back from the church my hubby wanted me to make a hummus for him.Usually I made it in very simple way. But this time I wanted to make it little bit different and with different flavor.So I decided to make it with curry flavor.And here is the recipe.