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Since our childhood days, my mother used to make tongue tickling tangy spicy chutneys and we used to relish them with congi or curd rice. On a rainy day, we used to relish spicy raw mango chutney and pickled mango gojju. Nearby in the neighbourhood, we had Bunt friends who used to make dry fish chutneys in rainy season. I still remember the aroma of chutney
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    Crab Masala Curry Print this Recipe  Send this recipe to a friend
    Posted By: Shashikumar Kunder

    Ingredients:

    1 doz.Black (River water) crabs medium size
    6 to 8 onions finely chopped
    5 to 6 green chillies
    1" ginger 6 to 8 cloves
    garlic paste 
    1/2tsp turmeric powder
    1 1/2fresh grated coconut
    10 to 12 red chillies dry
    1/2cup of tamarind water
    salt and oil 

    Method:

    Clean the crabs.
    Add turmeric powder,2 to 3 green chillies, salt,1"ginger, 6 to 8 onions garlic paste and 2 to 3 tsp coconut oil mix all with crabs.
    Keep it for 1/2 an hour.
    Now take 1 1/2grated coconut, 6 to 8 onions finely chopped, 10 to 12 red chillies and tamarind water grind to make a fine masala paste.
    In a vessel pour masala and add water, the gravy should be thick and allow to boil.
    Pour the marinated crabs, add salt and cook for 15 min.

    Serve hot with Rice.

     
     
     
     
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