Dry fry seeds. The powdered spices are not usually used like this and go into a base later on.
I'm used to frying curry powder and water paste in oil for a nyonyan chicken dish.
I'm not convinced by your methods here, however.
I do like the format and editing though. Engaging and on point.
( , Sat 13 May 2017, 15:28, Share, Reply)
a chana masala of about that size should have about a tsp of turmeric and cumin each
presumably he needs so much because he's burning the fuck out of all the spices by dry roasting them, so they don't taste of anything
and why would you use (/waste) olive oil in a curry?
( , Sat 13 May 2017, 15:39, Share, Reply)
presumably he needs so much because he's burning the fuck out of all the spices by dry roasting them, so they don't taste of anything
and why would you use (/waste) olive oil in a curry?
( , Sat 13 May 2017, 15:39, Share, Reply)
Nothing burnt here
And everyone cleared their plates. As I said on the last vid, these techniques were imparted by my Gujarati mother-in-law, and there are of course a million ways to make curries. I'm not a chef, I just cook for my family and they all seem to like it - even the brown ones. :-)
( , Sat 13 May 2017, 18:06, Share, Reply)
And everyone cleared their plates. As I said on the last vid, these techniques were imparted by my Gujarati mother-in-law, and there are of course a million ways to make curries. I'm not a chef, I just cook for my family and they all seem to like it - even the brown ones. :-)
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