Gacagaca
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For the Kofta
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300 lako Pateta
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2 tablespoon of crubled Paneer
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O Khoya - Pauta ni Sucu
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Cream Vavaku
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4-5 Chopped Mase Ni Yauqaqa
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1 tablespoon of Raisin
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2-3 Finely Chopped Drokadroka Chillies
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1/4 teaspoon of Suka
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1 teaspoon of Siliva na Dautaserini
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1 teaspoon of Cumin vurumemea
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1 teaspoon of Me Kakua na serau ni iSo Damudamu
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1/2 teaspoon of Cardamom vurumemea
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Salt
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3 tablespoon of Gi (Vakamatatataka na Bata)
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Waiwai ni sorenikau
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For the sauce
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2 kolabuka Varasa
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3 crushed gloves of Garlic
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1 teaspoon of Qaqi ni Ginger
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250 ml Sosu ni Tomata
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1 teaspoon of Me Kakua na serau ni iSo Damudamu
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1/2 teaspoon of powder of Esla Osina
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1 teaspoon of Siliva na Dautaserini
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1/2 teaspoon of Cumin vurumemea
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2 teaspoon of Sorenikau o Poppy
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1 tablespoon of Chopped Mase Ni Yauqaqa
IDusidusi
Na Kofta ni Malai sa vaka na veleti ni cuisine ni Idia ni Vualiku, ena kedra maliwa na duadua kilai levu ka dau qara oti na veleti ni vegetarian mai Idia. Sai ira oqo na tavuteke na meatballs dau lewena ni pateta natu kei na kakana draudrau eso, se sega grated paneer.
Na ikalawa
1
Cakava
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Boil the potatoes until they become tender. Peel them, crush them and add salt to taste and set aside. |
2
Cakava
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Mix all the ingredients for the kofta creating a paste. |
3
Cakava
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Make some discs with the potato paste and put some of the preparation in the center of each one. Seal the edges and form the koftas. |
4
Cakava
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Fry each until golden brown. Drain and set aside. |
5
Cakava
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Mix together the onions, ginger, garlic and poppy seeds and fry in 3 tablespoons of oil until golden brown or when the oil starts to separate. |
6
Cakava
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Add the tomato sauce, chopped nuts and masala powder. When the sauce begins to thicken, add some cream (malai) to thicken it more. Mix with a little water if necessary. |
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When the sauce starts to boil, add the koftas. |
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Cakava
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Heat and serve |