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Masala squid

Masala squid

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by pauljoseph

Masala squid

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  • This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Squid or Octopus Recipe
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    pauljoseph's Notes: We did a house boat cruise in Aleppey back water recently Let me explain the food part of a houseboats total three staff will be there which includes a cook and two crew members. And the...

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Serves 5

  1. Clean and Slice the squid into required size

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  2. Marinate the squid with above ingredients and keep it in the fridge for 4 hours

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  3. Heat the oil in a frying pan and add mustard seeds and allow them to break in the hot oil.

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  4. Add chopped onions and sauté` till brown

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  5. Add squid and sauté , for 5 minute cover reduce the flame and cook 5 more minute

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  6. Serve hot

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11 Comments on Masala squid

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I'm going to try this under some sort of aioli.

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boulangere thank you

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I'm thinking maybe with preserved lemon and saffron. Can you suggest anything else I might want to include?

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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.

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Thank you Bevi for your kind comments

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Wow! A magical trip in pictures. With a recipe so easy that we can come along. Thanks for the adventure.

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Greenstuff thank you for your comment

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I agree! Thank you, pauljoseph, for taking us on another beautiful culinary journey.

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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.

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boulangere thank you

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