Malligawtani soup with fried garlic bread
Malligawtani soup with fried garlic bread

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To get started with this recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can cook malligawtani soup with fried garlic bread using 28 ingredients and 11 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Malligawtani soup with fried garlic bread:
  1. Take Broth:
  2. Make ready 1/2 kg chicken bones
  3. Take 3 litre water
  4. Prepare 1 carrot
  5. Make ready 1 onion
  6. Get 8 _10 clove garlic
  7. Get 4 salad leaves
  8. Prepare 1/2 cup cabbage
  9. Get Coriander cream:
  10. Prepare 1 cup cream
  11. Make ready 1/4 cup milk
  12. Get 3 Tbsp roasted coriander
  13. Get For soup :
  14. Take 1 onion
  15. Take 2 clove garlic
  16. Get 4 Tbsp olive oil
  17. Prepare 1 carrot
  18. Make ready 1 banana
  19. Make ready 1 apple
  20. Take 4 cup broth
  21. Prepare 1/2 salt
  22. Make ready 1 tsp red chilli powder
  23. Take 1 tsp peprika powder
  24. Get 1/2 tsp huldi
  25. Get 300 grams daal masoor boiled
  26. Make ready 3 Tbsp gram flour roasted
  27. Take 1/2 tsp sonf
  28. Prepare 1/2 tsp white pepper

Naan or pitta bread mop up both soup and raita. The soup consists of heavily spiced root vegetables that are pureed, then creamed at the end by adding coconut milk. If left thick, the soup makes a delicious sauce typically paired with hard-boiled eggs, while diluted, it's a perfect starter or a light meal served with a side of crusty bread, croutons, or rice. The name was derived from a southern Indian language which translates to "pepper water.

Instructions to make Malligawtani soup with fried garlic bread:
  1. Broth kay leay pahlay say chicken bones ko boil kar lain aur vegetables ko aik thaili main pack kar kay aadha ghanta boil kar lain. Yea broth freez kar suktay hain. Jub soup bnana ho isay use krain.
  2. Baisan ko dry pan main bhoon liya hay.
  3. Sukha dhuniya roast kay grind kia aur cream and milk main mix kia, coriander cream ready hay.
  4. Masoor ki daal boil kar li.
  5. Ab pan main oil dalain, onion add kar lain, garlic add krain, apple, banana aur carrot add kar lain. Phir broth 4 cups add kar lain.
  6. Jub achi tra boiling ho rhi ho to baisan roasted add kar lain.sonf add kar dain.
  7. Ab isko blender main grind kar kay chaan lain.
  8. Puknay dain jub tuk thora thick na ho jaey.
  9. Ab salt, white pepper, black pepper, paprika,huldi, chilli powder add kar kay puknay dain.
  10. Ab coriander cream add kar dain. Aur serve krain.
  11. Uper thori cream ki garnishing kar dain.

It's great that the traditional recipe was recorded in cookbooks so we can really grasp the original taste. Mulligatawny soup is an Indo-British curry soup loaded with chicken, vegetables, lentils and apples. Thick, creamy and comforting, this soup will drive away the chill of late fall and winter days. Nothing like soup to beat the chill in the air. Begin by grinding the coriander, cumin and peppercorns in a spice grinder until they turn into a powder consistency.

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