Rajma is a classic crimson kidney bean curry. Originating in North India, this popular dish is all vegetarian. The defining function is the cooked kidney beans which might be simmered in a fragrant and highly spiced tomato sauce. Not all versions are vegan friendly, however, as now and again yogurt or cream is delivered ? And one of my favored variations features paneer cheese. I've offered numerous versions of rajma here at Lisa's Kitchen, but this one is all over again slightly special and it's far completely dairy-loose. I used coconut milk for a little creaminess, and I need to say it's miles a number of the excellent rajmas I've ever made.
To make the meal more special, I served the rajma with a Brussel sprouts poriyal and warm sparkling cooked white basmati rice. To finish the meal, I offered up a crustless pumpkin cheesecake for dessert.
More rajma dishes to strive from Lisa's Kitchen:
Mint and Potato Rajma
Curried Red Kidney Beans with Paneer
Lucknow Rajma with Saut?Ed Chard
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