Hyderabadi Gurda Masala

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An amazing dish that goes well with a steaming plate of rice. Nothing else is required. The spices added lend a deliciousness that cannot be described in words. It also looks tempting when ready. Serve this as desired but it tastes delish with simple boiled rice. An easy side dish preparation for a perfect mealtime, either lunch or dinner. A perfect option for a scrumptious mealtime with family and friends. It's done pretty easily too and doesn't require too many ingredients. Enjoy!
Hyderabadi Gurda Masala
#week2of5
An amazing dish that goes well with a steaming plate of rice. Nothing else is required. The spices added lend a deliciousness that cannot be described in words. It also looks tempting when ready. Serve this as desired but it tastes delish with simple boiled rice. An easy side dish preparation for a perfect mealtime, either lunch or dinner. A perfect option for a scrumptious mealtime with family and friends. It's done pretty easily too and doesn't require too many ingredients. Enjoy!
Steps
- 1
First of all cut the kidney into pieces as desired, big or small and then keep them immersed in water with turmeric, vinegar and wheat flour added to it. Add about 2 tablespoons of each and leave aside for 15 minutes.
- 2
In a pan, heat half of oil and add onions, ginger-garlic paste, salt, coriander powder and the kidneys.
- 3
Cover and cook with a cup of water added to it on a low to medium high heat. They all get cooked nicely and what left is a lot of masala.
- 4
After 15 minutes, open the lid and add the rest of the oil along with the red chilli powder and fry it. The masala consistency depends upon your choice. Fry it accordingly and switch off the flame after 5 minutes.
- 5
I usually dry up half of the masala by sauteeing and frying it and leave the other half as it is. It tastes good with just a steaming hot plate of simple boiled rice. Nothing else is needed. Mix this masala along with rice and enjoy it to the fullest.
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