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Indian food has frequently shown me my limits as a cook.

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    Indian food has frequently shown me my limits as a cook. But then I had a lousy Aloo Mutter at a nearby restaurant, and I thought I should try my hand.

    I used this recipe and it came out very well. Not entirely perfect, but worlds better than what I ate out. Maybe I can start cooking this cuisine more at home...?

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    Aloo Matar - Indian Peas & Potatoes in Tomato Gravy ( Vegan)

    Indian Aloo Matar Pea & Potato Curry is done in 20 minutes, requires only a few basic ingredients and is such a simple and quick plant-based weeknight meal.

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    • dnkboston@apobangpo.spaceD dnkboston@apobangpo.space

      Indian food has frequently shown me my limits as a cook. But then I had a lousy Aloo Mutter at a nearby restaurant, and I thought I should try my hand.

      I used this recipe and it came out very well. Not entirely perfect, but worlds better than what I ate out. Maybe I can start cooking this cuisine more at home...?

      Link Preview Image
      Aloo Matar - Indian Peas & Potatoes in Tomato Gravy ( Vegan)

      Indian Aloo Matar Pea & Potato Curry is done in 20 minutes, requires only a few basic ingredients and is such a simple and quick plant-based weeknight meal.

      favicon

      Vegan Richa (www.veganricha.com)

      accordingtowouter@mastodon.worldA This user is from outside of this forum
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      @dnkboston looks perfect! And tasty.

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      • dnkboston@apobangpo.spaceD dnkboston@apobangpo.space

        Indian food has frequently shown me my limits as a cook. But then I had a lousy Aloo Mutter at a nearby restaurant, and I thought I should try my hand.

        I used this recipe and it came out very well. Not entirely perfect, but worlds better than what I ate out. Maybe I can start cooking this cuisine more at home...?

        Link Preview Image
        Aloo Matar - Indian Peas & Potatoes in Tomato Gravy ( Vegan)

        Indian Aloo Matar Pea & Potato Curry is done in 20 minutes, requires only a few basic ingredients and is such a simple and quick plant-based weeknight meal.

        favicon

        Vegan Richa (www.veganricha.com)

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        @dnkboston
        Personally, I find Indian food pretty manageable, and I hope to make a channa aloo curry tonight. One of the things that I find elevates it is to start by sautéing cumin and coriander seeds, after the onions have softened, and before adding everything else.

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          @dnkboston looks perfect! And tasty.

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          @AccordingtoWouter It was good!

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          • elleninedmonton@mstdn.caE elleninedmonton@mstdn.ca

            @dnkboston
            Personally, I find Indian food pretty manageable, and I hope to make a channa aloo curry tonight. One of the things that I find elevates it is to start by sautéing cumin and coriander seeds, after the onions have softened, and before adding everything else.

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            @dnkboston
            In fact, I made a Frankenstein recipe tonight, alternating between Instant Pot baby potatoes and a recipe for Channa Aloo Gobi. I had no cauliflower. It was scrumptious, with the spices sautéed with potatoes and onions, adding a couple of star anise pods, some channa masala spice mix, and ginger/onion paste. After a short pressure cook, I added the chickpeas and crushed tomatoes, and cooked one more time at pressure. It tasted SO good! With the #InstantPot, it can be hard to replicate the exact texture, but the flavour is exceptional.

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            • elleninedmonton@mstdn.caE elleninedmonton@mstdn.ca

              @dnkboston
              In fact, I made a Frankenstein recipe tonight, alternating between Instant Pot baby potatoes and a recipe for Channa Aloo Gobi. I had no cauliflower. It was scrumptious, with the spices sautéed with potatoes and onions, adding a couple of star anise pods, some channa masala spice mix, and ginger/onion paste. After a short pressure cook, I added the chickpeas and crushed tomatoes, and cooked one more time at pressure. It tasted SO good! With the #InstantPot, it can be hard to replicate the exact texture, but the flavour is exceptional.

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              @EllenInEdmonton @dnkboston

              Your channa Aloo sounds lovely - it made my mouth water. The Instant Pot is so good for curries.

              I am making channa dal this afternoon (South Indian style), but with moringa leaves from the garden. The channa is already cooked (from the freezer) so I just need to cook the greens and onion/ginger/garlic, and add the spices. I have plentiful curry leaves so they always go into the tadka.

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              • elleninedmonton@mstdn.caE elleninedmonton@mstdn.ca

                @dnkboston
                In fact, I made a Frankenstein recipe tonight, alternating between Instant Pot baby potatoes and a recipe for Channa Aloo Gobi. I had no cauliflower. It was scrumptious, with the spices sautéed with potatoes and onions, adding a couple of star anise pods, some channa masala spice mix, and ginger/onion paste. After a short pressure cook, I added the chickpeas and crushed tomatoes, and cooked one more time at pressure. It tasted SO good! With the #InstantPot, it can be hard to replicate the exact texture, but the flavour is exceptional.

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                @EllenInEdmonton Everything except the star anise sounds delicious

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                • dnkboston@apobangpo.spaceD dnkboston@apobangpo.space

                  @EllenInEdmonton Everything except the star anise sounds delicious

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                  @dnkboston It was shockingly good, in my opinion, the first time I've added it to Indian food. It's funny how I love the liquorice flavour in some food and hate it in others.

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                  • elleninedmonton@mstdn.caE elleninedmonton@mstdn.ca

                    @dnkboston It was shockingly good, in my opinion, the first time I've added it to Indian food. It's funny how I love the liquorice flavour in some food and hate it in others.

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                    @EllenInEdmonton You know Five Spice Powder? I've always hated it, and it's because of star anise. Anise and fennel are fine though.

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                    • dnkboston@apobangpo.spaceD dnkboston@apobangpo.space

                      @EllenInEdmonton You know Five Spice Powder? I've always hated it, and it's because of star anise. Anise and fennel are fine though.

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                      @dnkboston
                      Yes, I think that the star anise is my favourite part of 5-spice powder and real chai. It's a very commonly-used seasoning in Vietnam.

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