Nargisi Kofta Curry

#reststyle
I love preparing restaurant type recipes at home. Today I have used raw banana to prepare a curry with a little twist to cook it by giving a mughlai flavour.
Nargisi Kofta Curry
#reststyle
I love preparing restaurant type recipes at home. Today I have used raw banana to prepare a curry with a little twist to cook it by giving a mughlai flavour.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Boil the raw banana and potato, then mash it, add salt to taste, oats, wheat flour, chopped chilli, and kosuri methi mix it thoroughly, prepare a dough then divide it into small balls, then shape it into heart. Heat a tawa with 2 tbsp oil shallow fry the all hearts.
- 2
Heat rest of the oil then add onion, ginger, garlic, cashew nuts, whole garam masala, tomato, fry till brown in colour then grind it with 1/2 cup of water, then strain it,
- 3
Make a smooth fine paste of the mixture. Again heat another kadai with ghee, add cumin seeds, green chillis cook for 30 seconds, then pour this onion batter for the gravy, add cumin, coriander powder, tomato sauce, kasuri methi, sugar, salt to taste cook for 2 minutes then add milk and kofta, cover a lid for 2 minutes then garnish with
- 4
Cream, chilli oil and coriander leaves. Heat oil in a pan add paprika powder mix it for 30 seconds to prepare chilli oil for decoration.
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