It is at the 3m mark. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gTK5WfX414&t=3m
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This Anglo-Texan is ready to cook indian food everyday!
New form of gobi?
Costco sells bags of diced gobi. Riced Cauliflower it says, so I could boil it for 5 minutes and use it like rice. But this has potential to create something new. Or have any of you seen a recipe for gobi that starts "Dice a head of
Flour tortillas for samosas?
As the title says, can I use small flour tortillas for samosas? I can certainly make them from scratch but I'm thinking that pre-made wrappers would save a lot of time. I didn't think of looking for samosa wrappers in the Indian grocery story the other day.
Help me identify this dosa
Spicy Dahi Jeera Aaloo (Recipe in Comments)
Golgappa / paani puri addiction
My cousin and I were always discouraged from eating anything prepared outside the house (she's Delhi born, I'm a part-timer from Canada). After work, we could never help it and would stop for plate after plate, no matter how sketchy it seemed. Somehow the risk made it taste better. Can
What do you make when you’re sick?
Rasam is my go to. What do you guys make?
I’m having a hard time with fenugreek.
I have Fenugreek powder, and every time I use more than just a tiny pinch it totally overpowers my curry. Should I be using methi leaves instead? The only dish I've had success with using Fenugreek is my Saag Paneer; and even then it was pushing it with the Fenugreek
What spices you use from where?
One of the things I've noticed is some spices are definitely not in regular US grocery stores, but also may be rather overpriced on Amazon (due to built in ship cost for prime), with potentially questionable quality. What I'm curious about is: What are your core spices? How are they prepared? (Roasted, whole,
