9.1.14

methi lab.























haiku for a deep, dark spice cabinet.

One hundred grams' worth
of dried fenugreek leaves.
What possible use?

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5 comments:

Klary said...

nice to see my methiconundrum is so poetically inspiring! I'm going to incorporate my stuff into this:
http://www.101cookbooks.com/archives/spiced-tomato-gratin-recipe.html

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MEM said...

Klarykins, yes, totally inspiring. How was it? I made this: http://www.pukkapaki.com/2013/12/06/fenugreek-infused-spicy-beef-keema-feeding-the-masses-pakistani-style/

it was good.

Sander, thanks...I'll check it out.

Ana said...

I add a handful to home-made butter chicken about 5 minutes before serving. It works very well and rounds off the flavour.

You'd need to make a lot of butter chicken to use up that much!

MEM said...

hey ana...eenteresting, i've never made butter chicken, in fact, i don't think i've ever eaten butter chicken, and i've eaten mountains of indian food. got a recipe you like?

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