Egg Curry Masala is the most common traditional gravy-based dish made up of onion, eggs, and some basic spices; it takes hardly
30 minutes to cook. There are many methods and styles used to make egg curry; here I used a super simple and easy method with a few ingredients.
Basically, this egg curry is spicy, flavourful, and delicious. This anda curry is exceptionally good when you are not in the mood to cook something elaborate, but wish to make quick, delicious food. This egg curry can be served with rotis, plain paratha, plain
rice, or flavored rice like zeera rice,bagara rice.
To make egg curry, firstly crackle the fenugreek seeds, then roast the onion
and ginger-garlic paste with powdered spices until the raw smell goes away. Later, beaten
yogurt is added to it until the masala is cooked.
Meanwhile, fry the eggs in some oil by sprinkling orange/yellow food colour. Adding colour is totally optional; I love to see yellow/orange eggs in curry or rice. You can skip it if you don’t like colored eggs in your curry.
Next, the key ingredients: eggs go into this cooked gravy, finally finished
off with the addition of some herbs like coriander leaves or Kasuri methi and
green chilies
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Hard boil the eggs and remove the shells. Pierce them with a fork or
knife randomly. Heat the little oil in the pan, then put the boiled eggs in and fry
them for 5 minutes by sprinkling yellow food color. Set aside.
Peel and cut the onion, ginger, and garlic.
Blend the onion with ginger and garlic and then combine all the powdered spices.
2nd step:
Whisk the yogurt with the help of a fork/whisker
Heat the oil and temper the fenugreek seeds for 30 seconds
Then add
onion paste with masala into the pot.
Stir to combine well and allow the onion masala to cook until oil is
separated.
Add yogurt to the masala.
Stir well and pour water just as needed to make a gravy. Then allow the cooking masala to cook for another 10 minutes on medium flame.
Once the masala is cooked very well, lower the heat to low. Put the fried eggs in the gravy.
Bring it to a boil first, st then add some Kasuri methi.
Along with green
chilies
Simmer the egg curry for around 10 minutes further on low flame.
Egg gravy is ready to serve; transfer to the serving dish.
Aloo Raita
or Potato Raita is a simple, delicious, and easy raita. It is made with boiled potatoes, yogurt,
spices, coriander, and mint. A perfect side dish recipe for Biryani, Pulao, or any Rice-based dish.
This summer, when I don’t feel like spending time
in the kitchen. Right there, I would like to prepare a quick and easy meal for
our dinner and lunch. So here I chose an easy and quick side dish, aloo raita, with
my yellow rice. literally, this was an amazing combination when I started to
eat. Even this raita goes well with chapatis and Paratha.
Simple to make, Aloo Raita gets ready in just 15
minutes. It is also a great way to use up any leftover boiled potatoes sitting
in your fridge. So, don’t wait for long; if looking for an interesting side
dish, make this Aloo ka Raita and serve it along with your everyday meals.
What is Aloo Raita?
Aloo raita is generally a side dish served with rice, roti, or paratha. It enhances the taste buds due to being flavourful; besides, it is also a great source of calcium, vitamin D, and iron.
This raita is made with potato, yogurt,t spices,
and herbs. Lastly, this Raita is tempered with cumin seeds, dry red
chilies, and curry leaves in oil; it surely enhances the taste even more.
The tempering is optional; you can serve it
without tempering too.
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Sweet And Sour Tamarind Sauce | Imli Ki Chutney | How to Make Imli Chutney with step-by-step photos and video
Imli Ki Chutney is a thick, flavored, and sweet and sour sauce of tamarind, an easy and quick recipe that can be served with all types of fried food, bun kabab, and stuffed paratha. This is traditional in Pakistani/Indian kitchens. Here I will share two types of sauces, sweet and sour, with a bit of difference.
You can store them for a month or weeks, and you can also make bun kabab chutney and green chutney from this tamarind sauce. Thus, you will need yogurt, mint, and coriander leaves. Just add an instant sauce ready for bun kabab, and green sauce, so let's begin.
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Firstly, soak tamarind in hot water overnight, strain the tamarind water, and extract the seeds from the pulp. Now transfer to the saucepan.
Place on flame, then add all ingredients to the saucepan, stir to mix well on medium flame, bring it to a boil, and keep stirring until the sauce thickens.
Then remove it from the flame and let it cool down completely. Now, it can be preserved in a glass container for up to one month.
Note: Don’t
use any plastic or metal jars for preserving the sauce
Looking for a nutritious and refreshing drink to beat the summer heat in Pakistan? Tamarind plum drink is a wholesome beverage that will leave you feeling revitalized and happy. With scorching temperatures and dry weather conditions, not everyone can afford luxuries like air conditioning or swimming pools. However, this drink is a great substitute that can help you cool down.
This tamarind plum drink is a blessing from Allah Subhana Wa Talaa for his followers. The summer season can bring many challenges for people in Pakistan due to inadequate infrastructure and a lack of basic necessities. However, Allah has provided his servants with these gifts to help them during these difficult times.
This drink can help cool the body down and provide instant refreshment. There’s a list of heat-killing drinks like lassi,tukh malangadrink, mango lassi,as well asImli Alo.o
Bukhara Sharbat is a highly sought-after non-carbonated beverage in Pakistan's scorching heat, especially among those who prefer fruity drinks to fizzy ones. You can find street vendors selling it everywhere, and even grandmothers and mothers make their own versions.
This drink is also very refreshing in the summer months, helping keep the body hydrated. If you want to learn how to make it, just follow these step-by-step instructions with accompanying photos.
To prepare this recipe, firstly soak the tamarind in warm water for 2-3 hours; if possible, you can put it aside overnight.
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Discard the water of the soaked plum and tamarind, and then extract the seeds from them.
In a cooking pot,ot pour water, the pulp of tamarind and plums, salt, sugar, ginger pieces, and cumin seeds, and stir to mix them very well.ll. Allow to cook for about 15-20 minutes on low-medium flame.
Now strain it out in a strainer. ner
Cool to room temperature, and save in a clean jar or bottle
To prepare the drink,
add 2-3 tablespoons of Sharbat to a glass, dilute with water, and
add lots of ice cubes to chill.