(In the middle of cooking: Beginning)
Well, finally I decided to cook something today. This was taught to me by an Indian lady last year, but I gave it my own twist to this. It can be eaten with a bread or instant noodles or cooked rice (any kind).
Ingredients:
About 5 or more small size tomatoes (quarter cut)
3 Curry leaves
3 shallots (half cut)
3 fresh garlic (chopped)
2 tbsp oil
1/2 cup water
5 stalks parsley or cilantro (throw the stalk, chopped the leaves)
1 jalapeno pepper (sliced)
4 dried chillies (soak & half cut; throw the seeds away)
salt & pepper or Mrs. Dash/No Salt to taste
1 or 2 tbsp Rasam powder
Methods:
- Saute the cut shallots, garlic, & jalapeno pepper for a few seconds. Add a dash or two salt & pepper and rasam powder.
- Then add the dried chillies
- Put the quarterly cut tomatoes into the sauteed mixture
- Add the curry leaves into the mixture. Stir gently. Cook at low heat.
- Add the water gradually. Don't pour too much water because the tomato will eventually produce more water.
- Then add the cilantro and stir gently.
- Add another tbsp of rasam powder and Mrs. Dash.
- Cooked for half an hour or until the water 3/4 evaporated at very low heat. Stir gently.
(After cooking)
Once cooked let it stand for 5 minutes to cool before eating.
If you like it spicy, add red hot pepper powder to the mixture and stir gently.
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