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Spinach And Cheese Curry

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Vegetables, Dairy, Grains Indian Entrees, Indian, Usenet, Vegetables 4 Servings

INGREDIENTS

1 1/2 lb Spinach, fresh
1/2 lb Ricotta cheese
fresh see note
3 Brown onions
Ginger, fresh
1 1/2 inches
chopped fine
1 Tomato
1 1/2 t Cumin seeds
1/2 t Turmeric
1/2 t Red chile powder
cayenne more to taste
2 Cloves
1 pn Nutmeg
1 pn Mace
1 T Ghee, or use
melted butter or oil
Salt, to taste

INSTRUCTIONS

Cook the spinach and chop it up.  Cut the cheese into about 3/4-inch
cubes and deep fry a few pieces at a time in oil (a wok is good for
this).  Fry the chopped onions in the ghee.  When almost brown, add the
finely-chopped ginger. Use a medium to high heat. When the onions are
golden, reduce the heat and add the skinned and chopped tomato, then
the spices and salt. Cover for a few minutes, then add the spinach  and
salt. Cover and simmer about 5 minutes to let spices penetrate.  Add
the cheese pieces, mix and serve.  NOTES    Indian vegetarian spinach
and cheese curry -- This is a dish I  learned from an Indian lady, at a
cooking class. It's simple to make  and has a beautifully subtle
flavor. As per true curries, it uses raw  spices instead of some
prepackaged curry powder. Yield: Serves 4 to 6.    We eat this dish as
a meal with rice, although you can use it as  one dish along with
others.    The quantities given for the spinach and cheese are very
flexible. I  never measure or weigh them, just putting in what seems
right.  Experiment. Similarly, it can be kept hot for a while with no
loss in  taste or texture.    In North America, most Ricotta cheese is
packed as a pot cheese.  This recipe calls for a more solid form of the
cheese. Specialty  ethnic markets in large cities will carry solid
Ricotta. You can make  your own by buying a tub of pot Ricotta and
wrapping it in a clean  cloth to wick the moisture out, leaving the
whole assembly in the  refrigerator for a week or so, and changing the
cloth every day. With  such treatment the cheese will gradually
solidify enough that you can  slice and fry it. Buffalo-milk Mozzarella
is a fair substitute, and  ordinary Mozzarella is a last-chance
substitute.    Don't fry the cheese too long.  It should have a golden
exterior  and have a marshmallow texture inside. Frying too long makes
it hard  and dry.    Use whole cumin seeds and cloves, not the ground
variety.    Like most curries, this reheats splendidly.  : Difficulty:
easy to moderate.  : Time:  1 hour.  : Precision:  Approximate
measurement OK.  : Peter C.  Maxwell,  : Department of Computer
Science,  : University of New South Wales,  : Sydney, AUSTRALIA.  :  :
peterm%cadvax.oz@seismo.css.gov  : Copyright (C) 1986 USENET Community
Trust  From Gemini's MASSIVE MealMaster collection at
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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients)
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Calories: 350
Calories From Fat: 257
Total Fat: 29.3g
Cholesterol: 78.6mg
Sodium: 736.5mg
Potassium: 671.9mg
Carbohydrates: 13.1g
Fiber: 6.9g
Sugar: 1.8g
Protein: 13.9g


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