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15th March 2009, 09:25 PM
#621
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Suvai I have not given any recipe for meat curry powder.
I will post later if you want.
Normally they sell ready made meat curry powder
and fish curry powder in the shop in packets.
Where are you from Suvai?
Or you can use 1 tsp of chillie powder and 2 tsp of coriander powder.
Thanks Kugan98
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15th March 2009 09:25 PM
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15th March 2009, 09:46 PM
#622
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Dear Dev, normally pachai arisi is used for fried rice.
Not pulungal arisi.
When having guests we can cook in basmati rice.
other wise normal ponni pachai arisi will do.
You have to cook the rice uthir-uthir.
Must be cold rice.
If time permits I will post Chinese style fried rice.
Thanks. Kugan98
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15th March 2009, 10:26 PM
#623
kugan,
thank u so much, very soon i will prepare and come back to u with the feedback
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15th March 2009, 10:37 PM
#624
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Thanks Kugan...wll try & let u know...
Do post chinese style fried rice recipe too...
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16th March 2009, 12:23 PM
#625
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Kugan, is there a good substitute for thai fragrant rice to go with thai red curry?...
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16th March 2009, 01:06 PM
#626
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Thai jasmine rice is a naturally fragrant rice with a delicate flavour. If you do not have any in your store, basmati rice makes a good substitute.
Thanks Kugan98
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16th March 2009, 01:33 PM
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Kugan, I made the red curry ... tastes fantastic...just like the curry I used to get at this restaurant called Lemongrass in SG... I used normal lemon leaves for kaffir lime leaves & tulsi for basil... I added an extra lemongrass to the curry as the flavour was not strong enough...I wanted to send u a pic but my curry turned blackish brown(maybe too much soy sauce???)... so no pics this time...sry...
Thanks a lot for the recipe & for all the effort u put in to send some of the ingredients all the way from malaysia to cbe... we all enjoyed the curry with rice(normal ponni rice) for lunch...
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16th March 2009, 10:17 PM
#628
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The pleasure is all mine. Thanks.
kugan98
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16th March 2009, 10:18 PM
#629
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CURD RICE
Ingredients:
1 cup rice cooked until very soft.
3 cups of fresh curds or more
2 green chillies cut fine
2 shallots cut fine
1 inch ginger chopped fine
2 dry red chillies cut fine
1 sprig curry leaves
1 tsp mustard seeds
1 tsp urad dal
¼ tsp asafoetida powder
2 tbs coriander leaves chopped
Salt to taste
2 tbs oil
Method:
Cool the cooked rice well.
Add in the salt, cut green chillies, ginger, and onions.
Add in the curds and mix well.
Now heat oil in a pan, add in the mustard seeds, urad dal ,
Cut dry red chillies and curry leaves. Sauté and pour on to the rice.
Sprinkle the asafetida powder on the rice.
Give a good stir, taste for salt. If your curd rice is very thick
You can add more curds.
Garnish with cut coriander leaves and serve with fried mor milagai.
Note: You can add deseeded and cut fine cucumber, and finely cut carrots too.
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18th March 2009, 08:18 AM
#630
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Hi Kugan!
Try thaalichifying for this thayir saadam with nallennai.....athuku taste eh thani....
My aunt makes it like this:
She mixes thayir/full cream....ppl who dont like it too rich can add milk instead of cream.
Thalikarthuku:
exactly like yours but she adds kadalai parupu & kothamalli also.....romba yummy!!
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