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Ridge Gourd Curry Recipe ( Taurai Ka Salan )


                                                                   
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Ridge Gourd Curry || Turai Sabzi Recipe || How to Make Turai Curry  with step-by-step photos

Ridge Gourd Curry is a delicious combination of veggies and meat. Simple with a thick, spiced sauce, I tried cooking ridge gourd (turai) with mutton keema (minced mutton) yesterday; we call it turai keema to have with boiled rice for our dinner. You can have it with chapati and Naan; both recipes have already been put in my previous post.

In my family, my mother and my grandmother had been cooking Turai Chana Dal, Turai AndaTurai Bhujia, but never experienced meat or mince.
                                     
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So I keep on changing the turai keema recipe as per convenience. Certainly, my own version worked in the Turai Keema recipe. Inshallah, I hope you people will try it at home with my style or ingredients; you feel the difference. I always try my best that simplicity should be seen in my cooking because naturally, I am simple and love simplicity in everything.

To prepare this recipe, first cook ground mince with spices, and separately prepare turai, then combine together. So let's go ahead and see how to cook Tasty Turai Keema Recipe
Note: You can adjust the measurements of the recipe according to quantity; you can even add less or more to taste                          
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Firstly, rinse the keema under running water and set aside
Peel and cut all ridge gourds (turai); rinse thoroughly, and set aside
In the grinder jar, put black peppercorns and black cardamom, and then grind them well till turn into a fine powder

Cut ginger and garlic and grind them together until smooth texture
Grind or chop green chilies. You can grind green chilies with ginger-garlic paste as well. Chopped onion and tomato. In the grinder jar, put coriander and cumin seeds
Grind them coarsely 

      
how to make ridge gourd curry

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Heat the oil in the pot, then add the onion; sauté it on a medium flame for 2 minutes.


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Add ginger, garlic, and green chilies; stir them well for 1 minute, then add chopped tomatoes and let it cook until tomatoes are soft. 


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Now add ground meat/mince.

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    Keep on stirring till changes its color.


    stir-mince


    Now add spices and stir to mix them well.



    Add salt and keep stirring for 2 minutes over medium-low heat; now pour a little water. 




    Let it cook over the low-medium flame; once the water dries out, transfer to the plate.


    In the same pot or separate, as you like, pour a little oil, then add cumin seeds, and let it crackle for a few seconds
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    Now add ridge gourd, mix them well, then add ground spice powder along with some salt.




    Stir to mix them well, cover the lid, and let it cook over medium heat.




    After 10 minutes, remove the lid, mash the turai with the wooden spoon, and cook it until well combined.



    Now add cooked mince to the turai, and stir to combine well for 2 minutes over medium heat.




    Then pour some water and stir to mix well. Allow it to cook for another 10 minutes; now simmer it for 2-3 minutes on very low heat, until oil is separated.




    Now tasty turai keema is done; transfer to the serving bowl and serve it with boiled rice and chapattis, naan. 


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    Simple Arbi Fry Recipe ( Taro Root Fry )

                                                                           
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    Simple Arbi Fry || Taro Root Fry || How to Make Arbi Fry with step-by-step photos and Video

    Arbi Fry (taro roots) is a simple, easy, and delicious vegetarian dish that can be prepared within 20 minutes.

    Arbi, for those who don’t know, is the Urdu name for the taro root. It has a subtly sweet taste and is often used in savory recipes in Pakistan.

    Mainly, I learned this recipe from my mother, who used to make it with a very simple method, and the taste was always very good. An interesting fact about me is that I hadn’t eaten ladyfingers or taro root in my childhood. Whenever my mother used to cook, I didn’t eat at all. 

    But the first time I heard about both vegetables, I learned that they are so beneficial for bones. Since then, I started including these veggies on our menu. And Alhamdulillah, now I'm extremely fond of eating bhindi (lady-fingers) and arbi (taro root). Especially fried arbi or bhindi. I also have a FRIED BHINDI recipe on my blog.    


                                                              



    My Latest Simple Arbi Fry:



    This arbi fry is simpler with just a few ingredients, while the masala adds onion paste and spices.

    Today, I am sharing one of my favorite ways to cook arbi. This simple arbi fry is a super simple recipe where arbi is fried with spices in a large quantity of oil. And it isn’t used to water at all.

    The ingredients are pretty simple; I don’t add any onion, garlic, or tomato to this arbi fry. It is just the spices tossed with lemon juice and then finished with green chilies and cilantro.

    For the best result, follow my detailed step-by-step photos, video, and instructions tips and video below. 

                 




    Taro Roots Health Benefits:

    Taro root is a vegetable used in a variety of cuisines around the world. It has a mild, nutty taste, starchy texture, and nutritional benefits that make it a healthier alternative to other root vegetables like potatoes. Taro root is commonly added to savory dishes or fried as a snack, but it can also add creaminess and purple color to sweet recipes.

    Taro is rich in nutrients that can provide important health benefits. A one-cup serving has a third of your daily recommended intake of manganese, which contributes to a good metabolism, bone health, and blood clotting.

    Its high levels of vitamins can also promote healthy vision, skin, circulation, and immune system function. 

               
    simple arbi recipe

    You might like these:

    Kadhi pakora

    Fried chana choley

    Hyderabadi bagara baingan

    Baingan bharta

    Dhaba-style mash dal

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    fried arbi


    To prepare this recipe, firstly, wash and then peel the arbi and cut into ¼ inch thick rounds.   

           

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    Heat up the oil in the wok and put all peeled taro roots and fry on medium flame.

                 

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    Meanwhile, add salt, red chili flakes, and turmeric powder.r

             

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    Keep stirring on medium-low flame until stickiness is removed.d Cover and cook on a low flame for around 5-8 minutes

              

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    Once the arbi gets soft, add chopped green chilies and coriander leaves, and stir to mix well. 

              

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    Towards the end, squeeze fresh lemon juice and mix again.                               

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    Simmer the arbi fry on a low flame for around 5 minutes. 

                              

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    Arbi fry is ready; transfer to the serving bowl.                                               
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    Serve delicious arbi fry with tandoori roti or zeera rice.


         
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    Kathiawari Cholay Recipe


    kathiawari Cholay Recipe with step by step photos



    Kathiawari Cholay Recipe with Step-by-Step Instructions

     

    Kathiawari Cholay is a delicious snack that can also serve as a fulfilling lunch. This dish is known for its tangy and flavorful profile. It hails from the Memon Kathiawar community.


    They migrated to Karachi from Kathiawar, India, during the creation of Pakistan. In Karachi, you can find street vendors selling Kathiawari Cholay at various locations throughout the city. This dish is popular as a quick street food option and is both easy to prepare and incredibly tasty.


                       
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    This is my favourite snack. Usually, I buy it from vendors and stalls whenever I am out for errands. One day, I decided to make it at home, thinking it would be more hygienic and tastier than what I could find in the market. I was successful in achieving the same, if not better, taste of Kathiawar cholay.

     

    As I took my first bite, I knew I had to share my results with everyone. I had previously shared the papri recipe in another post, so let’s get started!


    Tips:

    1. To prepare this recipe, it is recommended to use small desi chickpeas instead of larger varieties, as they provide a richer flavour to the dish. 
    2. Soaking the chickpeas overnight is ideal; however, if time is short, they can be soaked in hot water for a minimum of 6 hours for quicker cooking. 
    3. For the best results when cooking cholay, use a clay pot and a wooden spoon, as this method enhances the aromatic flavour of the dish compared to other types of cookware. ...

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    how to make kathiawari cholay




    To prepare this recipe, first soak the chickpeas and add baking soda overnight.  

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    The next morning, rinse the chickpeas under running water and put them in the pot with 1.5 litres of water. Bring it to a boil, then remove the scum from the top, then add turmeric powder, ginger garlic paste.          
                      
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    Add baking soda, stir to mix well, and bring it to a boil. Now cover the lid and let it cook for an hour. Once they are well-cooked, shift to the bowl with chana water.

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    Soak the tamarind pulp in hot water for an hour, then extract all seeds from the pulp and strain it out in a strainer.
        
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    Take all ingredients and prepare all veggies.
                
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    In a grinding jar, add fresh coriander leaves, green chillies, cumin seeds, salt, and yogurt.

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    Blend them well till turn into a fine paste. Shift into the bowl and add breadcrumbs; stir to mix well. Adding breadcrumbs is an optional set-aside.


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    In a medium bowl, add pulp along with black salt and chaat masala, and stir to combine well. Set aside.
               
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    Dissolve the cornstarch in the water and set aside.

                       
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    Take the same pot and add oil and heat it.
                       
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    Dissolve spices in water, stir to mix well, and pour the spice mixture into the pot.
                     
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    Cook the masala for 2-3 minutes on medium flame.
                    
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    Then add all boiled chickpeas with their water.
    Add food colour, stir to mix well, then bring it to a boil. Turn the flame to medium-low. Allow cooking the chole for 15 minutes further. Keep stirring occasionally.
                          
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    Reduce the heat to low, adjust the salt and chillies, and then pour the dissolved cornstarch.
    Note: Before adding cornstarch, stir it well once again because cornstarch settles down after being dissolved in water.
    Keep stirring while adding cornstarch to prevent lumps in cholay
    Once they are thickened, turn off the flame and remove them from the stove; Kathiawari cholay is done to serve
                
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    Transfer to the serving bowl and serve it with Karak pav bread, onion, and papdi along with chutneys. 

                             
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