I am posting this recipe for my blogging friend and I hope she likes it.I picked up the purple small brinjals y'day when i went vegetable shopping to make this subzi today. Bagara Baingan is a traditional hyderabadi Brinjal subzi.It is a great accompaniment for Biryani,pulao and Jeera pulao.In the traditional way the brinjals are deep fried and added to the gravy but i have not deep fried them.There is a smoky flavour to this dish traditionally but i have made it in a simple way!!!
You will Need
You will Need
- 6-8 small purple Brinjals
- Two Onions(chopped)
- Four tbs of Oil
- Few Curry Leaves
- Half cup Tamarind water
- 1/4tsp Turmeric Powder
- 1/2tsp Chilli powder
- Onet tsp Jaggery
- 1/2tsp Ginger garlic paste
- Salt to taste
To Roast and Grind
- One Onion
- Two tbs Peanuts
- Two tbs Coconut powder
- One tsp Sesame Seeds
- One tsp Poppy seeds
- One tsp Nigella seeds(Kalunji)
- Half tsp Methi seeds
- Half tsp Cumin seeds
- Half tsp Mustard seeds
How to
- Slit the brinjals and shallow fry them in two tsp oil and keep it aside.
- Dry roast the things given under roast(the traditional recipe says to roast every ingredient seperately) and grind into a paste by adding water.
- Heat rest of the oil and crackle cumin seeds and fry chopped onions and curry leaves.Add ginger garlic paste and fry furhter.
- Add the ground paste,turmeric powder,salt and chilli powder and fry.(it might stick to the bottom because it is a thick gravy)keep stirring often.
- Add tamarind water and jaggery and let it boil till the raw smell of tamarind goes.
- Glide the brinjals in the gravy and simmer it for few minutes until the gravy thickens and brinjals absorb the masalas.
- Enjoy it with some biryani or any type of Roti!!!
5 comments:
uma thanks thanks a lot......i opened ur recipe n saw the recipe.....will try it...thanks again.
welcome Renu! i stay in pallavakkam
Hi!
I have been following ur blog for more than a year! U are doing a wonderful job ! I have adapted ur recipes for most of my cooking and got very good results !! thanks to u and keep up the good work :)
Jayanthi
Hi Uma,
So happy u visited my blog after a long time.Glad to follow u dear.
Bagara baingan looks awesome.
Just drooling... super addictive curry ..isn't it?
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