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Black Peppercorn Beef Stew
Think of this dish as a tribute to the undervalued but frequently used spice, black peppercorn. The beef is marinated in yogurt, ginger, garlic, and freshly ground pepper before being seared all over to create a deep, rich flavor for the stew. After that, the liquid is reduced to a thick, rich sauce and the vegetables are cooked until soft. This stew, which takes its cues from Indian cooking, is cooked with garam masala powder, which harnesses the potency of spices like cumin, bay leaves, cloves, and cinnamon to produce a flavorful, complex dish. Add the red bell peppers and zucchini last for a colorful finish. Accompany with warm rice.
“There are people in the world so hungry, that God cannot appear to them except in the form of bread.” ― Mahatma Gandhi
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Today we are going to cook masale bhat (मसाले भात) or masala rice. This dish is quick and easy to prepare. All you need is some veggies, rice, some masalas ( red chilli, goda masala), salt and sugar for taste.
Masale bhat recipe
Masal bhat recipe in marathi
Masala bhat recipe
Steps:
1. Wash rice and keep aside for 30 mins
2. Cut all veggies
3. In a cooker, add oil.
4. Add jeera, hing and mustard seeds
5. After sizzle, add veggies and washed rice.
6. Add all masalas, salt and sugar.
7. Fry for a while.
8. Add boiling water ( for 1 cup of rice add 2 cups water and for 2-3 cups of veggies add 0.5 - 1 cup of water.)
9. Close the cooker lid and wait for 2 whistles
10. Garnish with coriander and coconut and serve hot!
Sangita's Corner
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Tonight’s Special
Curry 🍛 chicken 🍗 rice 🍚 pilaf
#food#home cooking#cooking#dinner#chicken#curry#rice#rice pilaf#indian cooking#indian cuisine#potatoes#onion
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white americans will be like oh british food is so unseasoned and underspiced and then talk as if taco bell is extremely flavourful. this is true I've seen it happen multiple times.
#red said#and yeah i have had American taco bell. it was fine. not exactly heavily seasoned though is it.#a cheeky nandos would fold these people in half like paper. they'd be those people who think medium is a test of will#it's just that when people talk shit about British food they seem not to have noticed#that our stereotypical national eating habits have for the last 50 years involved less jellied eels and more vindaloo#and now there's a lot to critique on that front too#such as the fact that your traditionally White British Dude approaches curry less as a tasty foodstuff and more as a masculinity challenge#so like. famously British Indian takeaways tend to flatten out flavours and focus on heat when catering to British tastes#idk what The Average Brit cooks at home bc it's obviously different family to family.#fryups are a solid reliable. roasts? but i feel like mostly pasta soup and pies? i mostly do curry bc it's cheap to make it taste good.
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the amount of effort that goes into figuring out what to cook and eat every day is RIDICULOUS. i used to think people were so weird and boring for eating the same thing every single day but it truly does make life so much easier
#and also it's nice to know exactly what your food is going to taste like before you eat it#like when i get unfamiliar takeout. half the time i'm like. oh.#i'm going to have to eat all of this. or be judged.#so i just do my best to suppress my gag reflex and Get Through It and then it makes me sick so what was even the point#i think my parents spoiled me. and the most annoying thing is they're significantly better at cooking now than when i was a child#so when i go over i eat three delicious home cooked meals + snacks and they're all different and amazingggg#and then i come back to texas and i am like. googling 'how to feed myself healthy vegetarian'#because I do NOT have the time or money or energy to cook three beautiful delicious meals Just For Me#i think this would be easier with a partner#this whole week i bought a fuckton of mediterranean groceries and i have been making and eating food!!#mediterranean is close enough to indian that i like it well enough#unfortunately for me. i am def going to have to learn how to cook indian food to get through life. because i cannot fucking eat american#i don't know HOW you guys do it i'm so spoiled#i'm assuming meat is this really amazing wonderful thing that just adds flavor to everything#(it is physically repulsive to me and the couple times ive accidentally tasted it it's bleh so i refuse to partake)#i think it's an acquired taste but it magically makes ur food better. that is my understanding of how meat works#cause american vegetarian food is the saddest fucking thing i've ever tasted#i still think about my coworker i was talking to about my food issues and he was like. 'do u understand that you have been given a gift#by having constant access to tasty food your entire life. i ate unseasoned green beans every day of my childhood. learn how to fucking cook#indian food already.' truly a horrific thing to hear. but i'm calling my parents more and going HOW TO COOK VEGETABLE? BEAN? PLEASE HELP??#and by god i am not going to turn into my coworker.#anyways we start with baby steps. lentils and rice it is next week .-. going to the indian store to buy pickles to make it more tolerable#and i have my cabinet full of spices already at least#i wish i was less pickyyy#sometimes lalita cooks indian food for me and i'm like wow. i love and appreciate u for feeding me. but this sure is south indian food#i don't understand How they use spices. it feels like they toss as much of as many bottles as they can into every dish#and it's. the taste is just OW OW OW and nothing else. where's the nuance. the flavor.#and i like it when things are spicy!! i can even eat things where the flavor is just Hot. but not when she cooks it.#she will like watch my face when i take a bite and then go 'if you don't like it i'm throwing away all my pots and running away'#which. honestly a fair reaction. the problem is that i am incapable of lying
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got another whole chicken from my school food pantry which is freaking awesome ofc i can use all of it an the spine will make nice stock but also. our oven dont work and trying to use the little bitty toaster oven at 400 sets it on fire so i was trying to think of other good ways to use the bits im not gonna use in soup and i remembered. CURRY AND KORMA literally exist. i need 2 ask my mom for bengali recipes. im so freaking excited
#charlie words#UGHH i rly wanna do the whole shebang w butter chicken someday using heavy cream an cashews an shit#but i dont currently have the resources... BUT ill figure something out 👍 ill buy some yogurt#i met a cool indian girl at the foster center who was tellin me that she makes her own yogurt an i was like thats awesome... i wanna do that#but half the time when i go to the food pantry the only milk left is stupid freaking almond milk#SOME DAY !!!! my most ambitious goal is to have a rly sweet kitchen set up#where i have home made yogurt an sourdough starter in my fridge#and good canning equiptment and fresh herbs... sighhhg#i DO have fresh rosemary in my apartment actually its awesome like i cant believe what a difference it makes#i can also do gumbo-ish things.... hmm#why do i always wanna cook at 1am. im not even high
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Delicious desi food found at the shared table, found in Hastings every Wednesday
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jshajsv at home im a barely passing cook but among americans the ability to temper and roast spices, make roti, use a pressure cooker and make my own pasta sauce makes me good somehow
#i can't do shit with meat and can't even bake bread#all my cooking is limited to home cooked indian food
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Mangalore Buns @ Ram Ashraya in Mumbai, India
Yeasty, sweet dough that puffs up when fried. Paired with sambar and coconut chutney. You need to have these fresh cause it makes all the difference…soft, subtle and comfort!
Classic 😉
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Authentic Indian Home-Cooked Catering Service And Tiffin Service Provider Near Your Home Delivered By Saakshis In Your UK’s Doorstep.
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It’s called, “my ✨husband✨ be out here working these long treacherous hours and deserves a feast, so let’s make Spicy Coconut Chicken Curry and Sweet Turmeric Rice with a Mango-Jalapeño-Ginger-I-Don’t-Know-What-To-Call-It.”
I love international dishes 🙂↕️🤌🏽 Any ideas of what dishes to cook next?
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Tonight’s Special
Spicy tandoori chicken fried rice
#food#home cooking#cooking#yum#dinner#leftovers#spicy#curry#indian food#asian food#fried rice#onion#carrots#hot peppers#chicken#fusion cuisine
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made chicken karahi in my slow-cooker today. slow-cooking disintegrated the chicken a little more than is typical but it's soooooooo good
#food#txt#also i have garlic naan. tjs heated from frozen so it's not like Gourmet but. yummmm#maybe this fall/winter i will get really into home cooking pakistani and indian cuisine. it's delicious. is the thing.
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Onion Bhajiya: A Taste of Indian Tradition
Onion Bhajiya, a beloved Indian snack, embodies the essence of Indian street food with its crispy, savory delight and tradition.
Onion Bhajiya, also known as Onion Pakoras, are a quintessential Indian snack that embodies the spirit of Indian street food culture. Originating from the diverse culinary landscape of India, these fritters have become synonymous with the monsoon season and are a popular choice during family gatherings and festive celebrations. The humble onion, coated in a seasoned gram flour batter and…
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