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korma
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korma, qorma [ˈkɔːmə]
n
(Cookery) any of a variety of Indian dishes consisting of meat or vegetables braised with water, stock, yogurt, or cream
[from Urdu]


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If you have a Chinese meal it says go for stir fry with boiled rice or, with Indian food, have tikkas instead of creamy kormas and a poppadom or chapati instead of naan bread.
Byline: David Taylor CREAMY kormas have overtaken tikka masala as the nation's favourite curry.
The first time she got released from the grip of Tootsie's call Margaret came away with her ears ringing, her head spinning and her mind struggling to catalogue the variety of topics Tootsie had touched upon: family (for Tootsie was the sister of Margaret's sister-in-law); friends (going back 70 years, still talked about as if it was yesterday); and recipes (from kormas to koftas and from curries with coconuts to halwas with cashew nuts).
 
 
 
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