Navaratna Curry Recipe

Finally a Navaratna Curry recipe that your palate will fall in love with! Treat your near and dear ones with this amazing Navaratna Curry as a Main Dish . This is the best recipe of Vegetable I have ever made. Whenever I have Indian friends visiting I always prepare Navaratna Curry which is most loved by them. I cant believe you still haven't attempted to prepare my Navaratna Curry recipe.
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Summary

Difficulty LevelEasyHealth IndexAverage
CuisineIndianCourseMain Dish
MethodFrySpecialityPart of Menu
Main IngredientVegetable

Ingredients

 
100 grams (4 oz.) french beans
 
100 grams (4oz.) carrots
 
100 grams (4oz.) potatoes
 
100 grams (4 oz.) cauliflower
 
100 grams (4oz.) capsicums
 
100 grams (4 oz.) paneer
 
100 grams (4 oz.) cashewnuts
 
100 grams (4oz.) raisins
 
100 grams (4 oz.) green peas
 
2 tomatoes
 
1 teacup curds
 
4 tablespoons ghee, ghee for deep frying, salt and sugar to taste, silver paper, pineapple pieces and a few cherries for decoration
 
To be ground into a paste
 
6 cloves garlic
 
2 green chillies
 
4 Kashmiri chillies
 
25 mm. (1") piece ginger
 
2 teaspoons coriander seeds
 
1 teaspoon cumin seeds
 
1 teaspoon shah-jira
 
3 cardamoms

Directions

Cut the french beans, carrots and potatoes into small cubes.
Cut the cauliflower into big pieces.
Boil the french beans, carrots, cauliflower and green peas.
Deep fry the potatoes in ghee.
Cut the paneer into small cubes and deep fry in ghee.
Cut the capsicums into long strips.
Grind the tomatoes with very little water.
Whip the curds.
Heat the ghee in a vessel and fry the paste for a little time.
Add the tomatoes and curds and fry again for a few minutes.
Add the vegetables, cashewnuts, raisins, paneer pieces, salt and sugar and cook for a few minutes.
Decorate with pineapple pieces, silver foil and cherries.
Serve hot.

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