Ridge Gourd - 1 cup (cut into fine slices)
Method:
Note :
This is for the EVENT: TASTE OF MYSORE
This is for the EVENT : COOKING 4 ALL SEASONS
BAINGAN KA BARTHA
Ingredients:
Brinjal (Baingan) - 1
Onions - 2
tomatoes -2
red chilli powder -1 tsp
green chillies - 2
ginger garlic paste - 2 tsp
clove - 1
cinnamon - 1"
curry leaves - 5 - 6
salt to taste
water
oil - 4 -5 tsp
Method:
- apply oil on the brinjal and place them on the direct heat for few minutes
- toss and turn the brinjal over to make sure all the sides are roasted equally
- the brinjal skin should get burned and should be easy to peel
- remove from fire and keep it aside
- when the brinjal is at room temperature, peel the skin and cut them into fine cubes or something resembling minced vegetable
- chop the onions, tomatoes and the green chillies finely
- add oil in the pan
- add the cloves and the cinnamon when the oil is hot
- add the onions and fry until they are transparent
- add the tomatoes, green chillies and ginger garlic paste
- fry until the raw smell vanishes
- add the curry leaves and then add salt
- now add the chilli powder and add the brinjal
- fry well for 4 - 5 mins
- add water and close the pan with a lid
- when the water completely evaporates remove them from fire.
- serve them with either rice/chappathi/roti.
- in a pan add oil
- add the methi leaves, turmeric powder, chilli powder, cumin powder and garam masala.
- add ginger garlic paste
- fry until the raw smell vanishes
- add the fried leaves to the flour
- add salt and water to the flour
- make a soft dough
- now roll the dough into balls
- pat them with dry flour and roll them as chappathi's
- (please forgive my chappathis's are not so round in shape.. im still learning to make a round one yet)
- in a tava add oil
- add the chappathi's and cook on one side
- again brush a little oil and then cook on the other side
- serve hot with some good side dish!!!
Note:
- this recipe could be prepared with the dried kasthuri methi leaves as well.
This is for the EVENT: CREATIVE SAGA
Options:
- can add vegetable as well along with the sprouts in the kuruma.
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Method:
- in a pan add oil
- add the mustard seeds and urad dal when the oil is hot
- when the urad dal changes its colour to golden brown add the onions and pavakkai and fry
- add the curry leaves and fry
- add the salt and red chilli powder
- fry until the bitter smell goes off
- add the tomatoes and add the mango powder
- fry and add the water
- wait until the vegetable is cooked and the water is completely dry
- remove from fire.
Goes well with :
- chappathi
- rice
- dosa
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Options:
- can add freshly grated coconut to the kovakkai before removing from fire. Thats gives a wonderful taste and flavour. ( I never add coconut as my hubby is allergic to it).
This is for the EVENT:
This is for the EVENT: TASTE OF MYSORE
This is for the EVENT: COOKING 4 ALL SEASONS