Of course I mean Pakora kurhi, is there any other type of kurhi?! :p
Youse looks fab!
I called my sister, she gave me a recipe, I didnt think she knew how to make it, but her vota is just like yours, and she gave me his recipe. Shall post it and pics once its made!
I wont patronise youse all by adding the pakora recipe as everyone knows how to make them. :)
So for the sauce I did the following;
Finely diced half a medium sized onion, added to a hot pan with vegetable oil, added red chillies, crushed red chillies, zeera, haldi, ground corriander, 2 teaspoons of achar mix (not the actually mangoes or carrot peices, the other stuff...seeds and what not) and the juice of half a lemon.
Mixed until onions were soft and golden brown.
In a bowl mixed 2 tablespoons of vesan (gram flour) with yoghurt, add juice of half a lemon, 500g of plain natural yoghurt, mixed well. Then I added about 1 litre of water and mixed it all well.
Once the onion mixture was done, I added the vesan/yoghurt mixture, let it come to the boil and then turned the heat low to let it simmer.
I have since added more water (about half a litre) as I felt it was getting too thick too quickly and didnt taste cooked.
It's been simmering for about 30 mins, another 45 mins to an hour left according to my sister, but im checking it every 15 mins just to make sure it doesnt get ruined.
Its for the sour taste. Not the actual mango or carrots or lemon in the achar, just the other bits that they float about in in the jar. I have no idea what its called. My sister described it as the 'nasty stuff'. But yeh, apparently its supposed to make it taste better.
yeah , when you try the kari , let me know if the achar taste is too evident… coz i think that taste is so strong , it can be quite overpowering … so let us know how it turned out