For karhi paste: Ginger (A knob of ginger)5 cm Fresh yellow turmeric5 cm Orange turmeric or a pinch of turmeric powder1 – Fresh coriander leaves (finely chopped)15 nos Curry leaves2 – Small hot green chillies3 nos Garlic podsBaby peas (A handful/several pods)1 – SaltFor karhi:-2 cups Plain yoghurt4 – Water2 tbsp Besan flour (Chickpea)1 tsp Sugar3 tbsp Karhi paste1 tsp Salt1 tbsp Ghee1 tsp Fenugreek seeds (Uluva)1 tsp Whole cumin seeds (Jeerakam)1 tsp Mustard seeds10 nos Curry leaves1 ½ Ladys finger (sliced)2 nos Whole chilliesCoriander leaves for garnishingChopped dill for garnishingFenugreek greens for garnishing Use a mortar and pestle or a blender to grind or blend all the ingredients for the karhi paste. Add salt to taste to form masala (curry paste).Whisk yoghurt, water, flour, sugar and karhi paste to smooth runny mixture and put in large saucepan. Add salt to taste. Keep whisking until the flour binds with the yoghurt and bubbles form.:- This stops the yoghurt curdling when it is cooked.Heat ghee in a small saucepan.Add fenugreek and sautT for a few seconds.Add cumin and mustard seeds and curry leaves, and, after 2 or 3 seconds, add this to yoghurt mixture.Whisk to combine ingredients.Return to the heat and whisk slowly until white froth starts to appear. Remove from heat. Lightly fry some sliced okra and the chillies and stir through soup.Garnish with a few coriander leaves, chopped dill and some fenugreek greens. Andhra