A sour and spicy rather than sweet version of the traditional Indian sauce. Quick to make even when extracting your own paste from dried tamarind. Tomorrow I will post the dish to which this was an accompaniment.
Makes: 1 -1½ cups
Ingredients
Tamarind
paste – ½ cup if extracted at home from dried tamarind, ¼ cup if using
readymade tamarind paste
1
cup hot water (add another ¼ cup of water if using shop-bought paste)
2
tablespoons jaggery, grated or crumbled (if unavailable, use brown sugar)
1
teaspoon cumin powder
¼
tsp ground cloves
¼
tsp kala namak/black salt (use ordinary salt if preferred)
a
pinch of chilli powder
Method
Place all the ingredients in a pan, mix well and bring to the boil. Lower the heat and simmer for 10 mins, stirring frequently, until all the jaggery has dissolved and the mixture has thickened.
Place all the ingredients in a pan, mix well and bring to the boil. Lower the heat and simmer for 10 mins, stirring frequently, until all the jaggery has dissolved and the mixture has thickened.
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