This particular recipe tasted awesome than what I expected.
I don’t know if there is any recipe like this. But did it in a guess. And to my
surprise it came very well. It goes well with both chapathi and rice.
Ingredients:
Onion
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1 thinly sliced
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Tomato
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1 thinly sliced
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Brinjal
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2 small variety thinly
sliced
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Onion
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1 or 2 sliced
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Garlic
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3 or 4 sliced
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Ginger
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½ inch thinly sliced
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Chilli powder
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2 tbsp
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Coriander powder
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1 tbsp
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Garam masala
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¼ tbsp
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Jeera
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1 tbsp
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Turmeric powder
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A pinch
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Salt
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To taste
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Mustard seeds and curry
leaves
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Method:
1.
Heat oil in a pan and splutter the mustard
seeds. Add jeera and curry leaves and fry for a sec.Add the chopped garlic and
ginger and fry for a min
2.
Then add the sliced onions and sauté till it
becomes transparent. Then add the sliced tomatoes and fry till it turns mushy.
Allow it to cook very well. The onion and tomatoes should blend well.
3.
Add in all the masala powders and fry till the
raw smell goes off. Then add the cut brinjal and potato and fry well till the
masala coats them.
4.
Then add about half a cup water and cook it
closed till everything gets cooked. You can also pressure cook for a single
whistle. Check for salt.
5.
Enjoy with rice or chapathi.
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