In India, Brinjal (Baigan) is believed to be the king of vegetables,
because of its crown like stock (handle). However, many a people consider
Potato as the ruler of the vegetable kingdom, as it is essentially included in Indian
meals.
I thought of a meal accompaniment preparation, using both
the emperors of the vegetable monarchy. So, here it is – Baigan Aalu Bhujiya
Ingredients – (2 Serves)
Brinjal (diced) --------------------- 200 gm
Methi Seeds --------------------- a pinch full
Heeng --------------------- 1/6 tsp
Coriander leaves (chopped) --------------------- 2 tbsp
Onion (fine chopped) --------------------- 2 tsp
Garlic (find chopped) --------------------- ½ tsp
Ginger (grated) --------------------- ½ tsp
Green Chilly (fine chopped) --------------------- ½ tsp
Mustard Oil** --------------------- 2 tbsp
Salt --------------------- to taste
Method
- . Heat oil in a nonstick pan or iron kadhai. Add heeng and methi.
- . After about 15-20 seconds, add fine-chopped garlic and ginger.
- . Add fine-chopped onion and chilly. Stir well.
- Pour in the diced baigan and aalu; sprinkle salt and chopped dhaniya patti.
- . Cover the lid and simmer the heat. And cook for at least 15 minutes, while stirring occasionally.
- . Serve hot, garnish with dhaniya
** You can also use vegetable oil, olive oil, considering your choice of oil.
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