Brinjal masala

Rich in Many Nutrients. ...
High in Antioxidants. ...
May Reduce the Risk of Heart Disease. ...
May Promote Blood Sugar Control. ...
Could Help With Weight Loss. ...
May Have Cancer-Fighting Benefits. ...
Very Easy to Add to Your Diet.
Brinjal masala
Rich in Many Nutrients. ...
High in Antioxidants. ...
May Reduce the Risk of Heart Disease. ...
May Promote Blood Sugar Control. ...
Could Help With Weight Loss. ...
May Have Cancer-Fighting Benefits. ...
Very Easy to Add to Your Diet.
Steps
- 1
1. Fry everything in a iron pan or mud pan one by one, oil, jeera, pepper, fennel, popy, onion, garlic, ginger, turmeric, peanuts, chilli powder, coconut once the golden colour come s stop it
- 2
- 3
2. Fry the brinjal
3. Grind everything fine paste and add to the br - 4
Injal
4. Make it under pressure for 1-2 whistle
5. Allow to pressure release
6. Transfer to bowl. And add the coriander leaves in same vessel and serve it
Its really tasty - 5
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