Awadhi Cuisine



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Awadhi cuisine is a cuisine native to the Awadh region in Northern India. The cooking patterns of Lucknow are similar to those of Central Asia, the Middle East, and Northern India with the cuisine comprising both vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes.



Awadhi  Cuisine




First course – Soup

Tamater ka Shorba

Second course - Main Course

Awadhi Murgh Korma

Third course – Accompaniment

Laccha Paratha

Fourth course – Dessert

Ananas ka Muzaffar






Tamater ka Shorba


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Ingredients                                 Qty
Tomatoes                                  200 gm
Onions                                        15 gm
Ginger                                           5 gm
Garlic                                             5 gm
Bay leaf                                         1 gm
Cinnamon                                      2 gm
Cloves                                            1 gm
Green cardamom                           2 no
Black cardamom                            1 no
Green chillies                                 1 no
Bengal gram flour                         2 tsp
Chicken bones                              50 gm
Cumin (whole)                              1/2 tsp
Refined oil                                     10 ml
Grated coconut                             3 tsp
Dry red chillies( whole)                  2 no

Method

1. Boil tomatoes in 1 litre water with onions, ginger, garlic, bay leaf, cinnamon, cloves, green cardamom, black cardamom, green chillies, chicken bones, grated coconut and simmer for one hour.
2.  Make a roux of Bengal gram flour and mix into shorba till it thickens.
3. Strain soup and serve with a garnish of fried whole dry red chillies on top.



Murg Awadhi Korma

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Ingredients                                             Qty
Chicken                                                  200 gm
Ghee or clarified butter                            10 gm
Chicken stock                                         400 ml
Cloves                                                   3-4 no’s
Black cardamoms                                     2 no’s
Green cardamoms                                    2 no’s
Cinnamon sticks                                       1 no’s
Coriander powder                                    1/2 tsp
Ginger, minced                                           1 tsp
Garlic, minced                                             1 tsp
 Yogurt)                                                     50 ml
Cashews                                                   10 gm
Onions, sliced                                          20 gm
Red chili powder                                       ½ tsp
White pepper powder                               ¼ tsp
 Fresh coriander leaves, chopped            2 sprigs
Cream for garnish                                     1 tsp
Almonds                                                    2 no’s
Salt                                                            To taste             

Method 

  
1)    Cut chicken into 4-6 pieces.
2)    Grind ginger and garlic into a fine paste.
3)    In a heavy bottom pan, heat ghee, add whole garam masala (cloves, green and black cardamom, cinnamon), and until they crackle.
4)  Add coriander powder, red chili powder, ginger-garlic paste and white pepper powder. Stir well.
5)    Add chicken and sear at medium-high heat. When the chicken is seared, add chicken stock.
6)     While chicken is cooking, fry onions and roast cashews in a little ghee until golden brown and grind into a fine paste.
7)    Blanch almonds in hot water, remove skin, slice and toast them.
8)    When the chicken is tender, add the onion-cashew paste and yogurt. Be sure to let the chicken and cooking liquid cool slightly to keep yogurt from curdling.
9)    Season and garnish with cream, chopped coriander leaves and roasted almond flakes.


Lachha Paratha

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Ingredients                                        Qty
Whole Wheat Flour ( Atta)                  200 gm
Oil                                                        1 tbsp
Salt                                                      as per taste
Butter / Ghee ( Pure Ghee)                for frying
Water for kneading



Method

1.            Make dough out of whole-wheat flour (atta), 1 tbsp oil & salt, as you would do for any paratha / roti
2.            Make dough 30 minutes before and cover it with moist muslin cloth.
3.            Take a ping-pong ball size lump of dough. Now roll it into a circle of appox. 5 to 6 “diameter using dry flour”.
4.            Heat the ghee so that it turns to liquid.
5.            Now spread the ghee properly over entire surface.
6.            Using a knife make a 2 cut lengthways and fold it inwards.
7.            Spread oil on every fold. Now press it lightly towards the center to show the layers clearly and roll like a paratha.
8.            Cook on a pre-heated Tawa ( flat griddle plate )




Ananas Ka Muzaffar

Make Ananas Ka Muzaffar with Chef Aman Tandon – BuddyBits

Ingredients                                                 Qty

Basmati Rice                                           1/4 cup

Pineapple chopped                                   1 slice

Saffron (kesar)                               a few strands

Ghee                                                       25 gms

Mawa (khoya) grated                              50 gms

Cloves                                                          1 no

Green cardamoms                                       1 no

Sugar                                                      50 gms

Raisins                                                    10 gms

Cashewnuts                                            10 gms

Pistachios chopped                                 10 gms

Almonds chopped                                   10 gms

Silver warq                                               1 sheet

Method

1.    Wash and soak rice in three cups of water for half an hour. Drain. Boil in four cups of boiling water with saffron till three-fourths done. Drain and keep aside. Heat two tablespoons of ghee in a pan and fry khoya lightly.

2.    Heat remaining ghee in a thick-bottomed pan. Add cloves and green cardamoms and place a layer of rice. Top with pineapple and sugar. Repeat these layers till all the ingredients are used up, the topmost layer being of rice.

3.    Cover the pan and put it on low heat on dum on a griddle for about forty-five minutes to one hour. When cooked sprinkle khoya. Decorate with raisins, cashewnuts, pistachios, almonds and silver varq. Serve warm.






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