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peppers

sil batta

silver foil (vark), how to use

Sindhi gosht (Sindhi meat)

sonf, see fennel seed

sookhe aloo (“dry” potatoes)

samosa filling

soup(s)

dal (split-pea)

mulligatawny

potato

white (safed sarvo)

yogurt, cold

sour cream, lamb (or beef) korma with almonds, pecans, and

spices

general information, itr.1, itr.2, itr.3, fm1.1

“hot” spices, see garam masala

lamb chops with yogurt and whole

meat with onions and whole (pyazwala khare masale ka gosht)

meat with whole (khare masale ka gosht)

pork chops cooked with tamarind juice and whole

rice with peas and whole

rice with whole

shrimp, marinated, with whole

whole chicken with (murgh mussallam)

see also individual spices

spinach

lamb with

rice with

rice with, cooked in aromatic broth

yogurt with

split peas, yellow

dal soup

rice with

stuffing for potato patties

squabs, see chicken Moghlai

squash, yellow

cooked with masoor or arhar dal

in tomato karhi

striped bass, baked with yellow rice

stuffed flounder

stuffed whole okra

supari, see betel nut

sweetbreads with Chinese parsley

sweet rice

with carrots and raisins

with carrots and raisins cooked in aromatic broth

sweets, see desserts

sweet tomato chutney

swordfish, barbecued

tamarind

general information

how to make paste

chutney with bananas

pork chops cooked with whole spices and juice of

tomato chutney with

tandoor

tandoori cooking

general information

chicken

naan

urad and rajma dal, whole, unhulled

tava

tea

general information

how to make

thal

thali

tomato(es)

and cucumber with lemon juice

and onion with lemon juice

cauliflower cooked with onions and

chicken with butter and sauce of

chutney for fried eggplants

chutney, sweet

karhi

stuffed with kheema

tamarind chutney

turmeric

turnips, pickled in water

urad dal, see dal(s)

usli ghee (clarified butter)

general information, itr.1, fm1.1

how to make

utensils for cooking, see cooking utensils

vark (silver foil), how to use

vegetable(s)

general information

cooked with masoor or arhar dal

for outdoor meals

in tomato karhi

pakoris (fritters)

stuffed

cabbage leaves, with potatoes

eggplant, with kheema

okra, whole, with fried onion mixture

peppers, bell or Italian, with kheema

potato patties, with yellow split-peas

tomatoes, with kheema

see also individual vegetables

vegetarian food

general information

sample menus

vinegar

lamb with mint and

onions, chopped in

onions, pickled in

used in Sindhi gosht (Sindhi meat)

used in sweet tomato chutney

“wet” dishes, general information

white soup (safed sarvo)

whole pea pods with cumin

whole unhulled urad and rajma dal

whole-wheat samosas

yakhni (broth)

for pullao (rice with lamb)

for rice with spinach cooked in aromatic broth

yogurt

general information

chicken cooked with

codfish steaks in

lamb chops with whole spices and

potatoes, Maya’s, with

soup, cold

with potatoes

with roasted eggplant (baigan-ka-bharta)

with spinach

with tiny dumplings (boondi-ka-dahi)

with cucumber (cucumber raita)

see also relishes

zucchini

cooked with masoor or arhar dal

in tomato karhi

A NOTE ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Madhur Jaffrey is the author of numerous cook-books, including At Home with Madhur Jaffrey, Madhur Jaffrey’s World-of-the-East Vegetarian Cooking, and Madhur Jaffrey’s Taste of the Far East, which was voted Best International Cookbook and Book of the Year for 1993 by the James Beard Foundation. She is also an award-winning actress with numerous major motion pictures to her credit. In 2006 her memoir, Climbing the Mango Trees, was published. She and her husband live in New York City and in Colombia County, New York.

ALSO BY MADHUR JAFFREY

Madhur Jeffrey’s World-of-the-East Vegetarian Cooking

Madhur Jeffrey’s Indian Cooking

A Taste of India

Madhur Jeffrey’s Cookbook

Madhur Jeffrey’s Far Eastern Cookery

A Taste of the Far East

Madhur Jeffrey’s Spice Kitchen

Flavours of India

Madhur Jeffrey’s World Vegetarian

Step-by-Step Cooking

Quick and Easy Indian Cooking

From Curries to Kebabs

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