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Showing posts with label mango. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 14, 2015

INDIA: Cooking Staples: Produce

There are several staples in Indian cooking.

PRODUCE


  • Coconut (especially in coastal India)  
  • Green unripe mangoes  
  • Cluster beans  
  • Fenugreek leaves  
  • Bitter melon
  • Carrots  
     
  • Beets  
  • Cauliflower  
  • Bharta (eggplant)
  • Rhim Jihm (eggplant)
  • Cucumber
  • Indian Yellow Cucumber
  • Cabbage

  • Green peppers
  • Okra
  • Indian spinach
  • Amaranth greens
  • Drumsticks
  • Bottle gourd
  • Pointed gourd
  • Ivy gourd
  • Snake gourd
  • Taro Root
  • Flat bean
  • Tomatoes
  • Potatoes



Friday, July 12, 2013

Cookingchanneltv.com - Spice Goddess - Indian Food "My Daughter's Favorites"

Bal Arneson cooks up all her daughter's favorites, making soft Weekend Roti; her secret No-Butter Chicken; spicy Seared Prawns; and sweet Mango Kulfi. Link below. (Photos below from Spice Goddess and CookingChannelTV.com) Note: on the show she said for the mango kulfi (ice cream) that if you don't have an ice cream maker put in freezer for 3 hours; that's my kind of ice cream!)






Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Greensboro NC Mosaic Festival Part 1 - Asian

Asian Food 

According to the website there will be foods from Asia, the Middle East, Africa, 
Latin America and Europe.
Burma is one of the countries mentioned on the website from Asia so I have featured it here: 

Burma (Myanmar) (Southeast Asia) 

    

  


Burmese proverbs:
  • Regrets always come later.
  • Wise man's anger never comes out.


    

  

Great link for Burma and recipes below at:  

MEAT DISHES FROM BURMA

Burmese Chicken Curry

Nga Baung Doke (Fish in Banana Leaves)

Kyazangi Kaukswe (Rice Noodles with Curry)

Kyethar Susie Kyaw (Stir-Fried Chicken with Chile)


VEGETARIAN DISHES FROM BURMA

Brown Rice With Sesame Fried Vegetables

Burmese-Style Coconut Spiced Fruit Rice

Burmese Veggies with Peppers

DESSERTS FROM BURMA
Moh Let Saung (Coconut Milk with Sago)
Shwe-Yin-Aye (Coconut Cream Sherbet)

SAUCES FROM BURMA

Mango Pickle Relish

Tomato Shrimp Paste Dip

Crisp Shrimp Relish or Burmese Balachaung


kyay zue tin ber tal