I was unaware of its existence until i had this soup at a restaurant recently and instantly fell in love with the taste. Never knew it was the 'national soup' of India! Great recipe. Thanks :D
Love Indian cookery. I love living in a country (the UK) which has so many food influences from around the world, and so many different people living here who bought their cuisine with them, from the Chinese to the Africans, the Indians to the Japanese, thanks to all of them for making food in my country more than just meat and potatoes!
After Sanjeev Kapoor ( I may be wrong) you are the only one who started posting cooking shows in UA-cam in early days when there were no ads. I am watching your videos since then. I love the way you simplify the recipes and keeping the traditional taste intact. The most lovely part is when you taste your food and express your joy 😀😀. Keep posting new videos. Thank you! 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much for this wonderful video. I'm an English/Australian woman and my father makes Mulligatawny soup all the time. His recipe has ground almonds in it. I love the way you finish your soup with fried onions, coriander and a lemon wedge; and I could eat your chicken stock by itself! 🙂😛👋❤❤❤🇦🇺
I've loved Mulligatawny soup since a kid but for some strange reason was usually only in most of the shops around autumn and winter months back in the 80s & 90s when I was a kid.
I use moong dahl and red dahl. Coconut cream makes it absolutely delicious. I cook 1 whole boneless chicken breast or thighs and then mince it into tiny pieces, then add it to the soup. Takes me about 45 minutes to an hour. I make a red sauce with tomatoes, minced chili's, the juice of a fresh lemon, minced fresh coriander, cumin seeds, coriander powder, a little salt, ground fresh black pepper, and roasted mustard seeds. A dollop of the sauce onto the top of the soup and then a dollop of whole milk plain yogurt. It makes it a meal. Throw a little acchar on the side and DELICIOUS!
I take the leftover gravy from any curry I made (there is always loads of it), add an equal volume of water then puree it. Delicious mulligatawny soup, well, close enough anyway and nothing gets wasted.
Thankyou! I have seen many different recipes for this. I would love to try it as my pastor is from India. What I have seen more than once is curry leaves. Where does one get fresh curry leaves?
Absolutely love it. Discover it 43 years ago. From this takeaway restaurant in Brunswick. My favourite. That’s when I fell in love with Indian food. Just don’t try and eat it the car as a passenger. 😅Been very lucky to have had so many Indian friends and I make them proper macaroni cheese back 😅
Chef a similar soup is famous amongst the Tamil speaking people in Sri Lanka (specially migrant Muslims from India).. We call it "molow-tanny" ), and it is usually made with beef or lamb ribs and turnip is an important ingredient along with carrots and cabbage.. And it's a clear soup not creamy.
nice to know the detailed story about the Indian national soup, I have tasted milahuthanni(molaghathanni) not exactly like this and heard the name even though I'm not a Indian. Also I've heard of a song with those words, I didn't know that this was the national soup of India. So was this molaghathanni first originated in south India since its a Tamil word. Thanks you so much for teaching us all these Sanjay Thumma.
@@Boces1988 the spices ! With allergies or a cold, its my go to.. and i have since made this at home and it was as good as my old take out experiences when I lived close to Indian restaurants !
This looks like a soup that I'd be able to make minus the half of the spiciness. Now don't get me wrong I can handle a little bit of spice in my food but when it's overpowering that's when I've got to throw in the towel.
I was unaware of its existence until i had this soup at a restaurant recently and instantly fell in love with the taste. Never knew it was the 'national soup' of India! Great recipe. Thanks :D
Love Indian cookery. I love living in a country (the UK) which has so many food influences from around the world, and so many different people living here who bought their cuisine with them, from the Chinese to the Africans, the Indians to the Japanese, thanks to all of them for making food in my country more than just meat and potatoes!
One of the benefits of building an empire.
I followed your recipe exact and it is the best I’ve ever had! You are a wonderful Chef!!! Bravo!!!!
After Sanjeev Kapoor ( I may be wrong) you are the only one who started posting cooking shows in UA-cam in early days when there were no ads. I am watching your videos since then. I love the way you simplify the recipes and keeping the traditional taste intact. The most lovely part is when you taste your food and express your joy 😀😀. Keep posting new videos. Thank you! 🙏🙏🙏🙏
thank you, I have been ordering this soup for years at indian restaurants and wanted to find a simple recipe, it truly is a delicious soup
Thank you so much for this wonderful video. I'm an English/Australian woman and my father makes Mulligatawny soup all the time. His recipe has ground almonds in it. I love the way you finish your soup with fried onions, coriander and a lemon wedge; and I could eat your chicken stock by itself!
🙂😛👋❤❤❤🇦🇺
I really love the idea of the recipe please send more recipes
Best part is to see you relish and enjoy the food with gusto!!
I've loved Mulligatawny soup since a kid but for some strange reason was usually only in most of the shops around autumn and winter months back in the 80s & 90s when I was a kid.
Thank you for sharing this awesome soup your presentation is beautiful ,well done and looks easy to make
you already know why im here :)
Imposter
Seinfeld Soup Nazi Episode 😆
skin clear ash im listening to his recipe
I never met an Indian that I didn't like. Great people. Great culture. Great food.
This soup is DELICIOUS.
Thank you very much from Idaho, USA 🌷
Love this soup. One of my favorites.
I use moong dahl and red dahl. Coconut cream makes it absolutely delicious. I cook 1 whole boneless chicken breast or thighs and then mince it into tiny pieces, then add it to the soup. Takes me about 45 minutes to an hour. I make a red sauce with tomatoes, minced chili's, the juice of a fresh lemon, minced fresh coriander, cumin seeds, coriander powder, a little salt, ground fresh black pepper, and roasted mustard seeds. A dollop of the sauce onto the top of the soup and then a dollop of whole milk plain yogurt. It makes it a meal. Throw a little acchar on the side and DELICIOUS!
So, basically, throw in the kitchen sink!
I take the leftover gravy from any curry I made (there is always loads of it), add an equal volume of water then puree it. Delicious mulligatawny soup, well, close enough anyway and nothing gets wasted.
Nice job. Thanks for doing this for us.
Thanks so much for sharing your recipe. Can hardly wait to make it!
Very nice somedy i will try to cooke that very delicios 😋😋😋
This is my go to indian food cooking channel. Thank you!
Thankyou! I have seen many different recipes for this. I would love to try it as my pastor is from India. What I have seen more than once is curry leaves. Where does one get fresh curry leaves?
Batman's favourite soup
Absolutely love it. Discover it 43 years ago. From this takeaway restaurant in Brunswick. My favourite. That’s when I fell in love with Indian food. Just don’t try and eat it the car as a passenger. 😅Been very lucky to have had so many Indian friends and I make them proper macaroni cheese back 😅
I made this awesome soup for dinner tonight. It was delicious 😋! Thank you for sharing your easy-to-follow recipe.
outside in India this soup is famous, its the international soup you get in any restaurant/hotel
Compliments to the chef. This soup looks awesome!
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Great chef!!!!!!!!! Thank you
Thank you chef...
great recipe and easy to follow!
Thanks. Happy cooking
Chef a similar soup is famous amongst the Tamil speaking people in Sri Lanka (specially migrant Muslims from India).. We call it "molow-tanny" ), and it is usually made with beef or lamb ribs and turnip is an important ingredient along with carrots and cabbage.. And it's a clear soup not creamy.
its simple stock prepared with indian spices in india,in continental kitchen people have it with meat👌
nice to know the detailed story about the Indian national soup, I have tasted milahuthanni(molaghathanni) not exactly like this and heard the name even though I'm not a Indian. Also I've heard of a song with those words, I didn't know that this was the national soup of India. So was this molaghathanni first originated in south India since its a Tamil word.
Thanks you so much for teaching us all these Sanjay Thumma.
Will def try this..,,all your recipes that I tried worked perfectly
My favourite soup❤️❤️❤️
Thank you. My favorite soup. I will try.
Excellent
darun...................... .i am fallen in love with your recipe.
Thanks 🙏
Apke soup se achi apki Inglish lagi
sir u r super chef.
Super chef
nice recipe chef, you did it again
My favorite Food
Lovely :) Thank you!
Looks delicious!
At first glance, it already looks thick and hearty st first glance. That's enough for me.
Thank you so much for sharing. Everybody loves it :-)
Chef bahut khoob
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Chef आप इण्डियन सूप बनाएं
लेकीन आप ने जो भाषा उपयोग किए
वाह इंडिया का नही है
My kids loved it...they said hmmm hnmmmm hmmmm
This is Batman favorite diah
thank you for sharing this with us, looks awesome!
Ok I'm looking at my can of Heinz mulligatawny soup...and now I've just thrown it through the double glazed window.THANKS A BLOODY LOT .
Zabrdast...zindabad sub-continent
Awesome
Wow I've never had that before. Looks sooo good. Not sure I can get those ingredients
Beautiful thank you
Great!!!!!
Thank you x
Hii 💕 dear
Super
Hi cheff.. Thanks fr d rcp.. What is bengal gram?? Any substitute for red gram??
great chef i know because i m also a chef
mmm I'm jealous...got to go and made it...Thanks as always for sharing your talent with us. Namaste.
I'd like one bowl por favor.
thanks chef
Happy New year2015
Chef please tell me can I make your style of rich stock in my microwave or oven???
Batman's favourite soup 😉
yum! must make.
As an Indian living in South America I didn’t know of this until I saw seinfeld f
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Thanks for share! My favorite soup ever.. It's like medicine. Been meaning to learn! Doesn't look too difficult :)
How is it like medicine... is it a healthy soup?
@@Boces1988 the spices ! With allergies or a cold, its my go to.. and i have since made this at home and it was as good as my old take out experiences when I lived close to Indian restaurants !
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Better then other
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I'm gonna give this a try, it looks great. I just subscribed to your channel. Keep up the great work
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Hi sir
Do you have any powders to buy
Can I use dried curry leaves? I don't have access to fresh ones as you do.
This looks like a soup that I'd be able to make minus the half of the spiciness. Now don't get me wrong I can handle a little bit of spice in my food but when it's overpowering that's when I've got to throw in the towel.
Haha....every time he talks, just about anything, it looks like his mouth is constantly watering....
Is tarmirand added?
I've tried dal onboard -- very hot'N'spicy!
Batman Brought me here
Death battle?
Yuppp
Simplified version? Damn...
2:04 to 2:12
That's a "pinch...?"
.... got it, okay.
he says "Garam masala" its a mix of spices, you can make your own, just google it.
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@@bootnreboot7456 yoi didnt get it my son
Krammer sent me here from The Soup episode.
This is a sweeter version. Sounds delicious!
U know where I came from
What is an "n" of peppercorns and 2 "n" of onions???
Batman's favourite 😀
Oops, can the soup with chicken stock be 's national soup of India?
Who said it's our national soup?
Fun Fact: Batmans favorite food
Annnaa....add some salt 😍😍
I think this was originally mooli and gatta soup.
Came here to learn the recepie after knowing that batman drink it daily made by Alfred 😈😈
This is Batman’s favorite soup
Seinfeld season 7 episode 6 (The Soup Nazi) got me here.
Sambar and rassam, eh? I would have thought sambar was the national soup.