Showing posts with label Curry for chapathi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Curry for chapathi. Show all posts

Sunday, September 22, 2019

Methi Dal Curry / Lentil Curry with Fenugreek leaves

As the weather starts giving the signs of winter approaching, we reside to comfort foods to be made at home more often. Dal is something I associate eating quite often, while growing up. I remember me complaining to my parents that I am tired of eating dal and I wanted something else to be served. But my parents made sure it is made often because apparently dal is good for growing kids. 





Now as  a mother, I ensure we do include dal in the menu quite often because we too have a lil one who is growing just too fast. But to avoid monotony we make slight variations in dal curry, that no one complaints. This dal curry has some homegrown and freshly picked methi/fenugreek leaves that went into it. It tastes amazing, we poured over some steaming white rice and topped with some ghee. Ahh, now I am hungry !

Wednesday, May 4, 2016

Chana masala

Chana masala is usually liked by me with bature. But having it with rice, chapathi etc. also tastes yumm. I can eat this side as is. With some chopped red onion to top it, they taste amazing.






This yummy curry has different versions and here I am listing down the easiest way to make it. Hope you like it.

Monday, February 24, 2014

Green Peas Curry

Back home, during lent season, we usually don't go to restaurants as we wouldn't be left with many options to order from. But if we do happen to go, I would usually end up ordering Parotta and Green peas curry and just use a tablespoon or two(max.) of the curry to have the Parotta. I was not a fan of it.



But when I got married, it became so difficult for me to find a curry 'with lots of gravy', to go with chapathi for Jacob. He just can't imagine of dry stir fry's for chapathi. So he would suggest making green peas to go with it. As most of you would agree that married life rewrites the entire list of your likings, the same happened here too. I started loving this curry with chapathi. You can call it to be the hatred/laziness towards making two different curries for two people at home, that made me develop a liking towards this curry. If you too love it or have a gravy demanding person at home, this curry could help suffice the demand. So why not try it?

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