INGREDIENTS:
Dry red chili (Byadgi/ Kashmiri)
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10-12
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Tomato ketchup
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2 tbsp
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Soya sauce
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1 tbsp
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Ginger paste
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2 tsp
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Salt
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½ tsp
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Black pepper powder
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½ tsp
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Oil
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3 tbsp
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White vinegar
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1 tsp
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METHOD:
- Remove the seeds from the dry chilies and soak them in hot water for 1-2 hours. The deseeding helps in getting a smooth paste while grinding and also removing the excess spiciness from chili. Also, while soaking the water should be just enough to submerge the chilies.
- Grind the soaked chilies into a smooth paste in a blender.
- In a pan, heat 3 tbsp of oil and add the ginger paste. Sauté for 1 min. Chopped garlic can also be added.
- Then add the red chili paste and saute for 5-6 mins until the chili paste is cooked.
- Add tomato ketchup, soya sauce, salt and black pepper powder. Mix well and saute for 1-2 more mins.
- Turn off the heat and add a tsp of white vinegar.
- The sauce is ready and can be used to make schezwan noodles or fried rice.
NOTE:
Store the sauce in a glass jar/ bottle. The sauce can be kept in
fridge for 3-4 weeks and always use a dry spoon while taking the sauce.
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