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Curry leaves (optional): Again, the curry powder has curry leaves so you can leave them out if you don't have them. Or use cilantro and add it at the same time as you would the curry leaves. Remove all the moisture from the zucchini. It is critical you do this, because zucchini has a lot of moisture and if you skip this step, or make a half-hearted effort, you will end up with a watery mess that you won't be able to form into koftas. To do this:

Cherry tomatoesor regular tomatoes. These add more acidity and sweetness to the curry, creating layers of flavor. I also used coconut milk instead of fresh coconut to add a little more sophistication (and make my life easier). Vegetable oil. Use any oil of your choice, including avocado oil, sunflower oil, grapeseed oil, peanut oil or coconut oil. Please don't use olive oil in Indian cooking because the flavor doesn't work and olive oil should not be heated to the high temperatures needed for the tempering. Add besan or garbanzo bean flour, and a couple of tablespoons of rice flour. The rice flour is optional, but it helps the koftas crisp up better. Form 18-20 balls and flatten them slightly so they'll be easier to shallow-fry.My stepmother, who passed on earlier this year, was a Goan and, like all Goans, she had a fierce love for the land of her birth. Thanks to her, I developed my own fascination, and love, for this, the tiniest Indian state, where I spent many summers. It is the Portuguese who are said to have introduced the Thai to chili peppers, adding the alluring element of fire and heat into a cuisine already bold with tangy, salty and sweet flavors. If you're staying away from grains, drizzle this curry over cauliflower rice for a fantastic and healthy meal. Spritz on some lemon juice or lime juice for added yum.

In later years, this cuisine would absorb influences from the Portuguese, who arrived here in the 16th century and built a relationship with Thailand based on diplomacy and trade (did you know Thailand was one of a handful of Asian nations that were never colonized by Europeans, even as more powerful nations like China and India were). Jalapeno peppers. For some delicious heat. Use more or less than what I suggest depending on your preference.

This spicy and easy Indian style Edamame Curry takes no more than 20 minutes to put together on a weeknight. It is full of flavor and freshness, and it's guaranteed to be an everybody-pleaser.

A school meal is something that most of us take for granted for our children. But for India's urban poor, a regular free school meal means they are more likely to be enrolled in school, rather than the alternative to be sent to work. A free school meal also means that children are then more likely to stay in school, receive a nutritious meal, receive an education, and have better job prospects at the end of it. Case studies have shown than not only does the child benefit greatly, but their families can be pulled out of the poverty cycle in the long run. Win win! Olive oil/vegetable oil: I don't usually recommend olive oil for Indian cooking because most Indian food needs to be cooked at high temperatures, which olive oil is not suited to, and also it adds a flavor that's alien to Indian cooking. Goan Christian food can be an exception though because the flavors are very complimentary and marry well with olive oil, because of the Portuguese influences. I use a mix: extra virgin olive oil for the masala paste to marinate the vegetables and vegetable oil for the sauce. It is easy. Oh yes. These are the kinds of recipes, like my mushroom spinach curry that I had shared earlier, that make life bearable when time is not on my side. And the few simple spices you will need are likely already in your pantry, even if you only occasionally make Indian food.Garam masala or Curry Powder. Yeah, I know they are very different, but this is not a traditional Indian curry, just Indian inspired, and you can definitely use either spice blend in this recipe. Each will add different flavor and each version will be delicious. Aromatics: 1 yellow onion, 1 tablespoon ginger-garlic paste. If you don't have ginger-garlic paste, crush 4 cloves of garlic with a 1-inch knob of ginger. Dal is a collective term for split legumes in many parts of India and in other south Asian countries like Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh. It is also the name of a lentil soup-like dish that's usually served with rice or a flatbread like roti or chapati.