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Gujarati Kadhi Recipe (Sour Yoghurt based Curry or Gravy)

A 'Kadhi' is basically a bland Indian curry or gravy primarily consisting of a yoghurt and water base thickened with gram flour. Various herbs and spices are added to the 'Kadhi' to give it a very distinct flavour.
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