Ngaahi me'a
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For the Kofta
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300 l Pateta
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2 tablespoon of crubled Paneer
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Khoya - Efu huʻakau
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Kilimi matolu
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4-5 Chopped Cashew foʻu
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1 tablespoon ʻo e Raisin
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2-3 Finely Chopped Chillies lanumata
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1/4 sepuni tī ʻo e Suka
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1 sepuni tī ʻo e Coriander efu
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1 sepuni tī ʻo e Miniti ʻe efuefu
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1 sepuni tī ʻo e Efu Chilis kulokula
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1/2 sepuni tī ʻo e Cardamom efu
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Soleki
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3 tablespoon ʻo e GMalo e lelei (Fakamahinoʻi e pata)
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Hako 'o e lolo
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For the sauce
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2 chopped Onioni kuo 'osi
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3 crushed gloves of Garlic
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1 sepuni tī ʻo e Laiki Sinisa
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250 ml Hono kelevi temata
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1 sepuni tī ʻo e Efu Chilis kulokula
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1/2 teaspoon of powder of Garam Masala
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1 sepuni tī ʻo e Coriander efu
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1/2 sepuni tī ʻo e Miniti ʻe efuefu
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2 sepuni tī ʻo e Efu ʻo e tengaʻi ʻakau ko Popi
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1 tablespoon of Chopped Cashew foʻu
Ngaahi fakahinohino
Ko e Malai Kofta ko e ngaahi peleti angamaheni ia 'o e kau 'Initia fakatokelau cuisine, 'i he lotolotonga 'o e kau manakoa taha pea kumi vegetarian ngaahi peleti 'i 'Initia. Ko e ngaahi meatballs 'eni 'oku fakapaku 'oku meimei ke kau 'i ha pateta o'i mo e vesitapolo kehekehe, mo ha grated paneer.
Ngaahi sitepu
1
Fai 'e
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Boil the potatoes until they become tender. Peel them, crush them and add salt to taste and set aside. |
2
Fai 'e
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Mix all the ingredients for the kofta creating a paste. |
3
Fai 'e
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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
Fai 'e
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Fry each until golden brown. Drain and set aside. |
5
Fai 'e
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Mix together the onions, Sinisa, garlic and poppy seeds and fry in 3 tablespoons of oil until golden brown or when the oil starts to separate. |
6
Fai 'e
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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. |
7
Fai 'e
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When the sauce starts to boil, add the koftas. |
8
Fai 'e
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Heat and serve |