Indian dishes balance many flavors in a single recipe. Indian food can be characterized as hot, sour, savory, sweet, salty, and spicy. In Indian cuisine, many things are used to impart sour flavor to a dish including: Wet Ingredients Tamarind Paste Lemon Juice Lime Juice Yogurt Vinegar Tomatoes Dry Ingredients Amchur Powder (Dried Green Tomatoes)
The main flavor in this well-known dish comes from the tamarind. Make sure you have the highest quality organic tamarind paste for the best flavor! Print Recipe Easy Pad Thai Votes: 6 Rating: 3 You: Rate this recipe! Course Entree, Main Dish, Non-vegetarian, Vegetarian Cuisine Thai Servings MetricUS Imperial Ingredients pad thai rice noodles…
Menu In the following courses, we will be using our grassfed ghee*, ajwain*, black salt, black seed (Nigella sativa)*, black peppercorns*, cayenne*, coriander*, cumin*, fennel*, fenugreek*, exotic whole garam masala*, ginger*, Himalayan pink salt, hing*, jaggery*, mustard seed*, tamarind, high-curcumin turmeric*. Cocktail Hour & Farm Tour Lychee and Rose Martinis Jal-Jeera Mocktail (recipe below) Appetizers Vegetarian Pakoras Cheese Board Chutneys Hummus Drizzled with Brinjal Caponata Salad Fatoush Salad with Pomegranate &…
Every summer when the weather gets hot, we make jal-jeera, which is a word that basically means “cumin water.” Jal = water. Jeera = cumin. Here’s how it’s made.