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Vegetarian Food:kurma?

2008-03-23

Name: victoria hi i' m from trinidad.i searched the whole internet but could not find it...its called kurma..an indian delicacy..can some1 please help me...its golden brown,i think they fry it..but please help me..if there' s another name for it.tell me okay???thankx your friend victoria....

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2008-03-28

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Jeanna

Hi there. I am American but spent some time in India and am married to an Indian. So I have a bit of experience with Indian cuisine.

I think you might mean pakora? It is a deep-fried fritter, meaning a batter of chick-pea flour and liquid that has either veggies (onions, corn, etc) or meat (chicken) mixed in with spices. It is really yummy, especially when served with the beautiful purple/red tamarind sauce.

In the U.S. chick-pea flour is hard to come by so we use corn meal (dried ground corn) and they are called hush puppies or fritters. But similar pretty similar.

Hope this was of some help...

Jeanna

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