Indian Cooking Simplified
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Plan, Prep, & Cook this Entire Meal, Serves 4 - 5
The focus for this video is on menu planning, meal prep, and cooking one entire meal. For those of you who have not been cooking Indian food for too long, this may be quite challenging. Mastering an individual dish is relatively easy. Many of you have indicated this to me and hence this video.
I have chosen to make an elaborate meal serving 4 - 5 people rather than just a simple one serving 1 or 2. I think this would better highlight the aspects to be considered.
Paneer in Cashew gravy, Beetroot & Spinach Paratha, Spicy Green Beans Sabzi, Bottle gourd Raita
While the focus is on the planning and sequencing, I think you all will find the individual dishes quite delicious too.
The Paneer in Cashew gravy is a good change from the usual Paneer Butter Masala and Palak Paneer, and just as mouth-watering.
The Spinach and Beetroot Parathas can grace a special dinner menu or an everyday meal, and just as easily make a good wholesome snack.
The Green Beans Sabzi and Bottle Gourd Raita are good accompaniments to any everyday or special occasion meal.
I am starting from scratch in this process. Nothing is pre-cut or chopped. I do however, use spinach and beetroot pastes that I have made earlier and stored in my freezer.
The recipes of all the dishes are in the pinned comment
Related Links:
Pastes - tomato, beet, spinach
ua-cam.com/video/-bUME4ebOlQ/v-deo.html
Parathas - Plain & Lachchha
ua-cam.com/video/moDUiSwGLWg/v-deo.html
Tandoori Roti
ua-cam.com/video/PezWULHORUY/v-deo.html
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Chapters
00:00 Intro
01:14 The Dishes
03:11 Parathas - Make the Dough
05:27 Paneer Gravy - Prep & fry onions
07:41 Raita - Dice bottle gourd
08:40 Paneer & Raita - Check paneer, Cook bottle gourd
09:06 Paneer Gravy - cook tomato & chilies
09:56 Raita - check
10:04 Beans Sabzi - Cut beans & potato
10:50 Raita - Bottle gourd has cooked
11:16 Paneer Gravy - season gravy base, dice paneer
12:45 Beans Sabzi - season and set to cook
15:11 Paneer Gravy - saute paneer
16:26 Beans Sabzi - It’s done!
17:10 Paneer Gravy - Put it all together
18:24 Raita - It’s done!
19:39 3 dishes are done & some important things
21:17 Paratha - Rolling & roasting
24:05 Serve!
Music attribution
Invisible Beauty by Aakash Gandhi, UA-cam Audio library
The Beauty of love by Aakash Gandhi, UA-cam Audio library
Dancing Star by Aakash Gandhi, UA-cam Audio library
White RIver by Aakash Gandhi, UA-cam Audio library
We are the Rain by Aakash Gandhi, UA-cam Audio library
Waterfall by Aakash Gandhi, UA-cam Audio library
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  • @saqm1084
    @saqm1084 5 днів тому

    Nice. Thanks

  • @shrutikamble347
    @shrutikamble347 7 днів тому

    Authentic ghee making video ❤❤❤

  • @indiancookingsimplified
    @indiancookingsimplified 9 днів тому

    Here are the recipes for the 4 dishes - Paneer in Cashew Gravy, Beetroot & Spinach Parathas, Spicy Green Beans & Potato Sabzi, and Bottle Gourd Raita Serves 4 - 5 people Note: 1 cup = 240 ml, 1 Tbsp = 15ml, 1 tsp =5 ml Paneer in Cashew Gravy Paneer Block ... 500 g (1lb 2 oz) Ghee … 2 - 3 tsp Butter … 1 ½ - 2 Tbsp Onion … 2 medium Garlic cloves … 1 - 1 ½ Tbsp Tomato ... 1 small Green chilies … 3 or to taste Kasuri Methi … 2 tsp Cashew nuts … 1/3 cup Turmeric (optional) … ¼ tsp Salt … 1 tsp, to taste Kashmiri chili powder … ½ tsp Jeera powder … ½ tsp Garam Masala … ¼ - ½ tsp Fresh coriander, chopped … 1 tsp Sequence 1. Slice the onions - 2 minutes 2. Set onions & garlic to fry on very low heat in ghee - butter combination until both are soft, but not brown - 10 - 15 minutes 3. While step 2 is going on, dice tomatoes, and paneer 4. When the onions are done, drop in tomatoes and chilies. They must also cook without browning. If you have other things to do, keep on very low heat. Otherwise keep on medium heat, cover from time to time and monitor closely to ensure no browning. 7 - 15 minutes 5. Add Kasuri Methi, cashews, and turmeric (optional). Transfer to mixie jar and allow to cool. 6. Dice the paneer of you haven’t already done so. 7. Using the same kadhai, add ghee (`1tsp) and butter (1 Tbsp), jeera powder, Kashmiri chili powder and salt. Mix and add paneer. Sauté until all moisture has been removed, about 5 minutes. 8. Grind the gravy base into a smooth paste. If it is still too hot, use cold water. Rinse the mixie and save the liquid. 9. Add gravy paste to sauteed paneer and mix. Taste and adjust the seasonings. 10. Thin down with rinsing liquid from the mixie or water. Bring to a boil and simmer for 3 -4 minutes! Garnish with coriander leaves. 11. It’s ready! 40 - 45 minutes Spinach Parathas (10) Atta (whole wheat flour) ... 2 cups Salt … ½ tsp or to taste Cumin (jeera powder) … ½ tsp Turmeric … ¼ - ½ tsp Ghee melted (or oil) … 2 ½ tsp Warm Spinach paste (with garlic & green chili) … 1 cup Water … Additional if required for kneading Ghee or oil for roasting … ½ - 1 tsp per paratha Beetroot Parathas (10) Atta (whole wheat flour) ... 2 cups Salt … ½ tsp or to taste Cumin (jeera powder) … ½ tsp Turmeric … ¼ - ½ tsp Ghee melted (or oil) … 2½ tsp Green chili paste … ½ tsp OR Red chili powder/ black pepper … ½ tsp Warm Beetroot paste (unseasoned) … 1 cup (thick) Yogurt or water for kneading … ¼ - ½ cup Ghee or oil for roasting … ½ - 1 tsp per paratha Sequence 1. Warm the pastes - 1 minutes 2. Make the dough - 5 minutes each 3. Rest the dough - 20 minute 4. Heat the tawa & make balls - 3 - 5 minutes 5. Roll & roast 10 parathas - 20 - 25 minutes 6. Total time for 10 parathas - 1 hour (with 20 minutes resting) Spicy green beans & Potato Sabzi Onion … 1 medium slices Green beans ... 250 g (9 oz) Potato … 2 small/ 1 medium Oil … 1 - 1½ Tbsp Cumin seeds … ½ tsp Hing (asafetida) … couple of pinches Salt … 1 tsp Turmeric … ½ tsp Kashmiri chili powder … 1 tsp Cumin powder …. ½ tsp Coriander powder … ½ tsp Amchur (dry mango powder) … ½ tsp Pav bhaji Masala (or any other) … ½ tsp Water as needed … 3 - 5 Tbsp Fresh coriander, chopped … 1 tsp Sequence: 1. Slice onions thin - 1 minute 2. Wash and chop beans at an angle about one inch long. Potatoes into wedges. - 5 - 7 minutes 3. Set onion with some salt to fry on medium heat until golden. Does not need to be completely soft. 2 - 3 minutes 4. Add the potato wedges and toss 5. Then add turmeric & chili powder 6. Add green beans, and mix 7. Add cumin and coriander powders 8. Sauté for about 1 - 2 minutes 9. Add 2 - 3 tbsp of water, cover the kadhai and cook on low heat until beans and potatoes are fully cooked. Monitor from time to time to ensure that they are not burning. Add water as needed. Since we are not using a lot of oil, water is needed to generate steam to allow the vegetables to cook. (5 - 7 minutes) 10. When vegetables are cooked, add amchur powder and any other masala if you like. I added Pav Bhaji masala. You can also add Undhiya masala, Goda Masala, or Chana Masala for instance. Add a small amount you do not want to completely overpower the taste of the vegetables 11. Cook for another 1 - 2 minutes 12. Garnish with Fresh Coriander and serve. Total time ~ 25 minutes Bottle gourd raita Bottle gourd … 1, ~ 2 - 2 ½ cups diced Green chilies … 1 - 2, chopped fine Salt … ½ tsp to taste Water … 2 Tbsp Yogurt (thick) … 1-1 ½ cups Oil … ½ Tbsp Hing … couple of pinches Mustard seeds … ½ tsp Whole dry red chili … 2 Curry leaves … 6 - 8 Fresh coriander for garnish Sequence 1. Dice the bottle gourd, and chop green chilies …3 - 5 minutes 2. Add water to the base of a saucepan. And the bottle gourd, chilies, and salt. Set on low heat to cook until soft. Monitor from time to time. 10 - 15 minutes 3. Keep the saucepan open and allow the cooked vegetables to cool to room temperature. 30 minutes + 4. Mix in the yogurt. If your yogurt is thin, drain the excess water from the bottle gourd before adding it. 5. Add sugar if yogurt is sour. And more salt if you need 6. Heat oil in a small kadhai. 7. Add the hing, mustard leaves, red chili, and curry leaves. Fry until mustard seeds pop, about 2 minutes. 8. Pour over the Bottle gourd - yogurt mixture. Mix, garnish with coriander leaves and Serve! Total time taken - 25 minutes + 30 minutes cooling time

  • @zabs1671
    @zabs1671 10 днів тому

    Thanks for the recipe. In what way is this recipe more “forgiving” than the one for phulkas? Is it just that you don’t need to move it between the tawa and open flame?

    • @indiancookingsimplified
      @indiancookingsimplified 9 днів тому

      Hello @zabs1671, Phulkas are harder because making them puff is not easy. They have to be roasted just so in terms of the temperature of the tawa and the flame. Folded chapatis will puff because of the layer of ghee/oil between the folds. Moving the roti between the tawa and flame is an added inconvenience, although I know people who prefer making phulka to folded chapatis because of the extra rolling step

  • @indianboy_11
    @indianboy_11 10 днів тому

    Thanks for the recipe I was searching for this

    • @indiancookingsimplified
      @indiancookingsimplified 10 днів тому

      Thank you, @Indianboy_11. Would love to have your feedback after you make it ,😊

  • @cynthiagoveas7766
    @cynthiagoveas7766 18 днів тому

    Good puri recipe and easy to follow

  • @deeannec2000
    @deeannec2000 Місяць тому

    Avi's favorite..... but don't let a peanut or coconut anywhere near it!!!

  • @antonyjosephine494
    @antonyjosephine494 Місяць тому

    Super Mam..

  • @SelvieChetty-ve6io
    @SelvieChetty-ve6io 2 місяці тому

    Not suppose to leave puri long in the oil wrong way frying

    • @indiancookingsimplified
      @indiancookingsimplified Місяць тому

      Hello @SelvieChetty, I am sorry if my video gave the impression that pooris must be fried for a long time. In fact it is quite the contrary and I did mention that pooris must be flash-fried. Maybe the part you are referring to is the one where I am showing what happens if the oil is not hot enough. In that case the poori must be in the oil for a long time in order to cook through and then will become oily and chewy. Once again sorry for the confusion and thank you for your feedback 😊

  • @geetajoshi3774
    @geetajoshi3774 2 місяці тому

    Looks easy and doable. Will make them 😊

  • @user-oe7eh9xz2z
    @user-oe7eh9xz2z 2 місяці тому

    I really like your practical way of explaining how to cook the different recipes in your videos so I want to thank you! Keep up the good work!

  • @deeannec2000
    @deeannec2000 3 місяці тому

    i make it like this and everyone in our family yells at me that i am doing it wrong!!!! Don't show Avi or your mom!!

    • @indiancookingsimplified
      @indiancookingsimplified 3 місяці тому

      Deeanne, this is the way of the 21st century! Tastes quite authentic, I think. Avi will faint if he sees my Puran Poli video😄

  • @geetajoshi3774
    @geetajoshi3774 3 місяці тому

    Cheesecloth bag is a novel idea ❤

    • @indiancookingsimplified
      @indiancookingsimplified 3 місяці тому

      We get a lot of those from stores now and this is a good way to use them. Also to make coconut milk

  • @geetajoshi3774
    @geetajoshi3774 3 місяці тому

    Very useful tips!

  • @jacquelinelowe7535
    @jacquelinelowe7535 3 місяці тому

    *Promo SM* 🙌

  • @krishnakumari4014
    @krishnakumari4014 3 місяці тому

    Bhindi raita is really looking mouthwatering 🍲🍱😃🥰

  • @krishnakumari4014
    @krishnakumari4014 3 місяці тому

    The almonds should be as nice as possible.

  • @krishnakumari4014
    @krishnakumari4014 3 місяці тому

    The first step is to make dough. Make dough balls about one inch diameters.

  • @krishnakumari4014
    @krishnakumari4014 3 місяці тому

    It is smelling👃 wonderful✨😍 too.

  • @krishnakumari4014
    @krishnakumari4014 3 місяці тому

    That are best eaten with roties. It is the most efficient way to do this. Divide➗ it to eight portions. If you want crisp roties, you will roll thin. I can roast three. Pressing down with spatula.

  • @krishnakumari4014
    @krishnakumari4014 3 місяці тому

    Drizzle with oil.

  • @krishnakumari4014
    @krishnakumari4014 3 місяці тому

    I have use both., in a square🔲 shape. About five inches. Roughy square shape. Tava is hot. Oil or ghee help to do that. Is your choice. Plenty of time. Beautiful brown color. Good change. They are layered. If you want to keep them same shape. I am using ghee. Lightly press down. Roll it as thin as possible., not going to puff. You can leave them dry.... Practice work for learning English speaking.

  • @krishnakumari4014
    @krishnakumari4014 3 місяці тому

    At this point. Keep an eye on. It is shrinking now. It significantly brown🟤. I am making to the flame very low. Few pieces of bindi. Just mix it....... My practice work.

  • @krishnakumari4014
    @krishnakumari4014 3 місяці тому

    I am learning to speak English. So I watch your videos. I like your way of speaking English and explaing. Your cooking also well. Thank you madam.

    • @indiancookingsimplified
      @indiancookingsimplified 3 місяці тому

      @krishnakumari4014, thank you. I am glad that you are finding my videos helpful in cooking and learning English. If you have any questions you can send me a direct message on Instagram @theatozcook and I will be happy to help.

  • @KITCHENLIFEOFNAMITA
    @KITCHENLIFEOFNAMITA 3 місяці тому

    Very tasty recipe my new friends 🎁👍🔔💯🙏😋

  • @arlia11
    @arlia11 4 місяці тому

    You make this look so easy! I hope mine turn out this well.

    • @indiancookingsimplified
      @indiancookingsimplified 4 місяці тому

      Hello Margo, they are quite easy so yours will turn out quite well too. You may have some variation depending on your wheat flour, your pan, and the heat, so it may take a couple of tries to get them perfect. On a different note, I have not forgotten about your request for Indian meal prep. I am still trying to figure out the best format to present those videos.

  • @kuntinagwekar6815
    @kuntinagwekar6815 4 місяці тому

    Wow, you have explained it so beautifully the process has become so simple. Amazing

    • @indiancookingsimplified
      @indiancookingsimplified 4 місяці тому

      Thank you, @kuntinagwekar6815. I'm glad you found it useful. New video parathas coming tomorrow

  • @hirajaf
    @hirajaf 9 місяців тому

    Detailed description, thanks❤

  • @sallyd7551
    @sallyd7551 9 місяців тому

    For this u have to have gas which I don't have

    • @indiancookingsimplified
      @indiancookingsimplified 9 місяців тому

      Hello Sallyd, thank you for pointing out this issue. There are a couple of ways to make these on electric stoves. I will make an addendum video to this one to address this. I have currently taken a break on the channel. I should be back in a month or two. In the meanwhile, I have posted a couple of Roti videos that you can take a look at.

  • @ab6153
    @ab6153 11 місяців тому

    Looks goood

  • @rohinib3677
    @rohinib3677 11 місяців тому

    No chopping! Wow! Great for a lazy winter supper!

  • @rohinib3677
    @rohinib3677 11 місяців тому

    The trick to turn the gas off before the ghee is done was immensely helpful. Now I know why my ghee was always a little overdone. By the way, home made ghee is far tastier than store bought, so I always make it at home.

  • @sethumadhavi
    @sethumadhavi Рік тому

    Thank you for these wod🎉tips. ❤

  • @sadayarkoil
    @sadayarkoil Рік тому

    I am Very-Old to Indian Cooking, almost 30 years. I have been trying to make my Phulkas puff up but in the last 30 years I could never learn that art. I feel beaten.

    • @indiancookingsimplified
      @indiancookingsimplified Рік тому

      Hello @sadayarkoil, please do try this method. I know it works. Make small thicker phulkas initially till you get the hang of the process.

    • @sadayarkoil
      @sadayarkoil Рік тому

      @@indiancookingsimplified Thanks. Will try and give feedback

  • @abiartstudio8065
    @abiartstudio8065 Рік тому

    Love this method. Thank you.

  • @annageorge8415
    @annageorge8415 Рік тому

    Easier said than done

    • @indiancookingsimplified
      @indiancookingsimplified Рік тому

      Hello @annageorge8415. I agree with you. Phulkas are the hardest to make of all wheat rotis. The process I have demonstrated in this video makes the preparation of phulkas easier along with a lot of practice. It takes a little bit of time to get there but you will. I myself have learned to make phulkas this way and have taught many to do so.😊

  • @SandeepChauhan-be6lc
    @SandeepChauhan-be6lc Рік тому

    Very good recipe

  • @cdm0707
    @cdm0707 Рік тому

    Excelente ❤..

  • @djangocc3315
    @djangocc3315 Рік тому

  • @renuojha4535
    @renuojha4535 Рік тому

    My mom taught me once you put roti on tawa it should not be touched frequently

    • @indiancookingsimplified
      @indiancookingsimplified Рік тому

      Hello @renuojha4535, nice to hear from you. I agree with your mother than in general one must not handle food too much, rotis included. However, I do not use tongs while making phulkas (an old habit from when I learned to make these from my mother-in-law) and so I do handle these more than other rotis like paratha. In this video I have probably handled it more than needed because I wanted to show you how the two sides must look when you flip the roti over or drop it on the flame. Once you are comfortable with your phulka set up you will know instinctively when the rotis should go to the next step and then the handling will be much less. Having said that, I am quite curious about what your mother's reasoning is for not touching the roti and would love to hear her rationale. Something new to learn all the time ☺

  • @markyeadon7541
    @markyeadon7541 Рік тому

    Best informative video on phulkas on UA-cam, thank you chief

  • @rohinib3677
    @rohinib3677 Рік тому

    my vegetarian friends loved this! They were appreciative of the high protein, novel recipe!

  • @rohinib3677
    @rohinib3677 Рік тому

    These are as perfect as can be! I made a whole platter of assorted non-veg finger-foods using your recipes and that was the entire dinner with friends. I made Seekh kebabs, your tandoori chicken (simply scrumptuous) and shrimp dangar. That's it. A raita and some light pulao. Super hit because it was simple, elegant and it wasn't overbearing and heavy for the casual dinner party.

  • @rohinib3677
    @rohinib3677 Рік тому

    I have tried other recipes and the polis either tear easily or the stuffing doesn't spread along with the outer covering when i roll them out. Always a disappointment so I stopped making them. This combination and "process" worked beautifully for me. My husband's dream come true! Thank you Samyojita!

  • @rohinib3677
    @rohinib3677 Рік тому

    this tastes so much better than roti or poori with choley. And you have to make less of them!

  • @rohinib3677
    @rohinib3677 Рік тому

    This is so easy and unusual twist to shrimp and clams. I used a can of baby clams to make this dish - the coconut and tamarind make it truly a dish from Goa. Delicious!