I heard it from a television channel that the gravy do pyaza has onions 2 times , one in tomato-onion gravy that we make and the other onion pieces added to the curry. I like bhindi with phulkas. Reminds me of the college canteen where I used to eat bhindi ki sabzi with roti and onion salad. Here is the recipe
INGREDIENTS :-Bhindi :- chopped into 1 inch pieces( 2cups)
Onions :- 4 large
Ripen tomatoes :- 4 large choppes to pieces
Ginger :- finely chopped
Garlic :- finely choppes
Cumin seeds :- 1 spoon
Cumin Powder:- 1 spoon
Coriander Powder:- 1 spoon
Coriander leaves:- chopped (for decoration)
Garam masala :- 1 spoon
Mirchi powder:- 1 1/2 spoons (Adjust)
Salt:- acc to taste
Oil :- 1 1/2 tablespoons
Curd:- 1 tablespoon
METHOD:-
- Fry bhindi separately in a table spoon oil . Stir fry would do. Take them into container.
- In the remaining oil add chopped ginger,garlic half of onions .
- Cook them until onions turn golden brown.
- Add tomatoes and cook until thee juices come out.
- Take everything into grinder and make it a paste. Alternatively you can use a blender too.
- Instead if you are using a microwave. Take chopped ginger,garlic, tomatoes and onions into microwave add dash of oil and microwave it for 6:30 min at 80% power.Make a paste after that.
- Now take remaining oil , add jeera and remaining onions and fry till onions are golden brown.
- Add sir-fried bhindi pieces and tomato-onion paste, cumin powder, mirch powder,salt, jeera powder, garam masala .
- Close it with lid and allow to cook till bhindi absorbs all the juices.
- Now simmer it for 10 minutes removing lid till all extra water evaporates and thick gravy with bhindi is left.
- Add curd and have it with roti/rice/phulka/nan .
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