The Caldine Curry is a yellow non spicy Goan curry, its usually made with fish, but some people make it with prawns as well as vegetables. But the original caldine curry is made with any fleshy fish. Let’s take a look at what goes into making an authentic Goan caldine.
Sorpotel, is a dish of Portuguese origin commonly cooked in Goa , Mangalore and East Indians of Mumbai. The meats/organs are first parboiled, then diced and sauteed before being cooked in a spicy and vinegary masala. No weddings, special occasions, feasts in Goa are complete without Sorpotel.
Dice 1 kg of chicken, mutton blend into 4 tablespoons of Judes Sorpotel Paste and allow to marinate. Heat oil, add a few finely chopped cloves of garlic, 2-3 slit green chillies and 4 finely chopped onions. Sauté till onions are translucent. Add meat and cook till tender.
Nana's Goan Sorpotel Gravy Paste is a culinary revelation that brings the rich and robust flavors of Goa to your kitchen. Meticulously crafted with a secret blend of spices, vinegar, and the finest cuts of meat, this paste embodies the heart of Goan cuisine. The aromatic medley of cinnamon, cloves, and bold spices creates a tantalizing base, while the tangy…
Like much of Goan cooking, Sorpotel originated in Portugal, but today is intricately associated with Goan – and to lesser extent Mangalorean and Konkan – cuisine. AA version is popular in distant Brazil aas well. Vinegar and spices are the main components of Sorpotel. A Sorpotel meat dish is best enjoyed with traditional sanna.
