What happens when a person in his late-twenties with an underutilized English degree finds a steady life in the US boring and decides to keep moving to random countries? What will he eat? What goes on in his crazy head? You'll have to read to find out.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Food Diary: Kofta
Kofta is a generic term for a dumpling, typically used in Middle Eastern and Indian cuisine. In India, I found that most kofta is made from potatoes and paneer. In nearly every vegetarian restaurant in the country, Malai Kofta is on the menu. This is a potato ball served in a cream sauce made by heating milk then letting it cool and skimming the hardened skin off the top. Paneer is typically added, making this a tasty curry. Other variations use the addition of coconut milk or nuts or nut paste. This is one of the great Indian dishes.
Recipe This seems ok from a quick read. I'd suggest adding Malai to the sauce to make it thick and creamy. Yum.
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http://www.raviparscha.com/paneer-recipe-hindi-mein.html
matar paneer recipe
http://www.raviparscha.com/malai-kofta-recipe-by-sanjeev-kapoor.html
malai kofta recipe
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