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      Indian Raja

Vecpilsetas street 3, Riga (Old City),Latvia.
Tel./Fax: 7212614
Tel.: 7221617
Mob: 655918
Email:info@indianraja.lv

 

   
   

A Guide to Our Cooking Terminology :

Tandoor: is the traditional Indian oven made of special clay. All tandoori food is grilled on a charcoal at very high temperatures. Practically no fat is used in tandoori preparations.

Vindaloo: A dish of Portuguese origin prepared with extra garlic, ginger, pepper, coconut (grated or milk), vinegar, and chillies, to give a sharp rich taste.

Balti, Karahai: "Balti" is Indian dishes representatives of a style of cooking which some say is native to Baltistan. It’s a kind of curry. It’s ingredients usually assembled and cooked quickly in  a manner reminiscent of a stir-fry. The heart of this style of cooking is a cast-iron pot, originally also called "Balti". "Balti" evolved into a half-hemispherical pot likely to be made of steel or iron, and usually called "Karahi" and "Balti". "Balti" is usually both cooked in the "Balti" and "Karahi", and served at the table in it.

Curry: A traditional medium strength Indian preparation utilizing wide variety of oriental spices to give rich flavor with abundant gravy.

Pulao or Biryani: Exotic aroma of Indian "Basmati" rice is well known the world over but when cooked with herbs and spices with chicken, lamb or vegetables, the cuisine is all the more recommended. Recommended with "Raita" a mixture of yogurt (kefir) and vegetables, to be ordered separately.

Raita: is a traditional Indian cuisine where the plain yogurt is beaten into a good mixture with assorted items like dry fruits, vegetables such as tomatoes, onions, cucumbers etc.

Muglai (Bawarchi): Typical North Indian food named after the Mughal dynasty of Muslim rulers who ruled India for 400 years.

Khara: Whole spices are used in this recipe, giving it a wonderfully rich flavor.

Pasanda: a mild sauce prepared with mint leaves ads aroma to dishes in particular with "Paneer".

Khorma: mild white textured Curry with cashewnuts, butter and cream as the base.

Rahra: Lamb dishes with a partial stuffing of minced lamb.

Tikka: Tender pieces of poultry, meat, fish, prawns, cottage cheese grilled in tandoor.

Jalfrezi: a style of cooking in a tangy sauce usually done with mixed vegetables or chicken.

Pakora: is a mini pancake made of "besan" (gram flour).

Papadam: A crispy Indian starter made from lentils. Yellowish in color and usually round.

Bhajias: is a classical snack in India and are done with "besan"(gram flour). The batter is more popular with onions, but can be used with assorted vegetables, poultry and fish – has potatoes and dry fruits stuffing.

Kofta: Balls made of minced meat or mashed vegetables fried and mixed with a sauce or a curry.

Samosa: is a triangular pancake made of fine wheat flour.

Breads: "Naan" is a traditional unevened bread made from flour, yoghurt, butter milk, water and salt and kneaded and baked at very high temperatures against the wall of "tandoor"

 

 
 
 

 

   
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