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ExpandSquid 1 pound Ask a question about this ingredient
Onion ¼ cup sliced Ask a question about this ingredient
Mustard seed 1 tsp Ask a question about this ingredient
Chili powder ¼ tsp Ask a question about this ingredient
Turmeric powder 1/4 tsp Ask a question about this ingredient
Coriander powder 1/2 tsp Ask a question about this ingredient
Salt as required Ask a question about this ingredient
Cooking oil 2 tbsp Ask a question about this ingredient
Clean and Slice the squid into required size
Ask a question about this stepMarinate the squid with above ingredients and keep it in the fridge for 4 hours
Ask a question about this stepHeat the oil in a frying pan and add mustard seeds and allow them to break in the hot oil.
Ask a question about this stepAdd chopped onions and sauté` till brown
Ask a question about this stepAdd squid and sauté , for 5 minute cover reduce the flame and cook 5 more minute
Ask a question about this stepServe hot
Ask a question about this stepboulangere thank you
I'm thinking maybe with preserved lemon and saffron. Can you suggest anything else I might want to include?
pauljoseph, your recipe is lovely. When you give these wonderful photo documents that include so much more than the recipe, it's a real treat, both culinary and otherwise. Your treatment of recipes reminds me of the food photo journeys of the Time Life Foods of the World series. Thanks so much.
Thank you Bevi for your kind comments
Wow! A magical trip in pictures. With a recipe so easy that we can come along. Thanks for the adventure.
Greenstuff thank you for your comment
I agree! Thank you, pauljoseph, for taking us on another beautiful culinary journey.
mrslarkin thank you for your comment
As always, pauljoseph, your post reflects a complete experience, not just a recipe. Your photos are beautiful, and I love the slices of your life that you give us. This is a lovely recipe; its flavors are simple and complex all at once. Thank you.
boulangere thank you
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I'm going to try this under some sort of aioli.