All in One Baghare Baingan Tamater and Shimla Mirch

#week2of5
#cookpadindia
#innovative
This is what i call a combo innovation. And this super speciality dish from the Hyderabadi Cuisine gets a total facelift from me. What i did here is combined them all with the same spices and ingredients used in Baghare Baingan, the most popular accompaniment to the royal dum biryani from this Nawabi City. Try this for yourselves on any special occasion in your house and enjoy this beauty with your loved ones. This is my gift to all the Vegetarians out there and i hope you will consider this as a token of love from me.
Enjoy Cooking with Zeen !
All in One Baghare Baingan Tamater and Shimla Mirch
#week2of5
#cookpadindia
#innovative
This is what i call a combo innovation. And this super speciality dish from the Hyderabadi Cuisine gets a total facelift from me. What i did here is combined them all with the same spices and ingredients used in Baghare Baingan, the most popular accompaniment to the royal dum biryani from this Nawabi City. Try this for yourselves on any special occasion in your house and enjoy this beauty with your loved ones. This is my gift to all the Vegetarians out there and i hope you will consider this as a token of love from me.
Enjoy Cooking with Zeen !
Steps
- 1
In a non stick pot, heat oil. Then add cumin, mustard, fenugreek and black seeds. Next add the curry leaves. Keep the heat on a low all this while. Next add the veggies. Do not stir vigorously. Let them get fried until the masala is prepared.
- 2
Dry roast all the masalas. Keep them aside. Take a teaspoon of oil from the quantity mentioned and slightly roast the onions too until translucent. Now grind all the masalas along with the onions. Later add the ground masala paste to the cooking pot.
- 3
Saute this masala paste until the raw smell fades away. The oil starts separating from the sides. A nice aroma of roasted masala emanates which indicates that the gravy is done. Do not stir it much because the veggies might get mashed up. It takes almost about 20 minutes of roasting. Now add the thick tamarind pulp.
- 4
If the curry seems to be very thick, adjust it accordingly with some hot water. Simmer on a medium high heat until the tamarind pulp gets fully cooked. The raw smell should be gone.
- 5
It takes around 35-40 minutes in total for this dish. Serve this yummy side dish with biryani, baghare chawal or even simple boiled rice. Top up with some freshly boiled eggs. Enjoy!
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