Maharashtrian Pithla with bhakri

#NVM #maharashtrian #cookpadindia
During the monsoons, we used to take our bikes and ride up to the Sinhagad fort just to enjoy Pithla with Jwarichi bhakri, some spicy thecha and onions pakoras. And this simple food would hit the right spot. It had become such a tradition that even when we stopped going to Sinhagad we would still make it in our house. The taste of this Pithla with the Jwarichi bhakri and some spicy thecha takes me back in time, to when things were simple but heartfelt.
Maharashtrian Pithla with bhakri
#NVM #maharashtrian #cookpadindia
During the monsoons, we used to take our bikes and ride up to the Sinhagad fort just to enjoy Pithla with Jwarichi bhakri, some spicy thecha and onions pakoras. And this simple food would hit the right spot. It had become such a tradition that even when we stopped going to Sinhagad we would still make it in our house. The taste of this Pithla with the Jwarichi bhakri and some spicy thecha takes me back in time, to when things were simple but heartfelt.
Steps
- 1
Preparing for the Pithla
Dice up the vegetables keep aside in a bowl.
Method for making the Pithla
In a big mixing bowl let’s add the Besan.
- 2
Add the water. 1:2 ratio so if you have 1 cup besan you will be adding 2 cups of water.
and now using a balloon whisk let’s mix it all in, make sure that there are no big lumps.
And then keep it aside.
Now in a vessel add the oil and once it’s hot add the mustard seeds or you call it rai
- 3
And once they start sizzling add the cumin seeds which is jeera, followed by hing, Some curry leaves and the green chillies.. Now add the Garlic paste and the diced onions… and stir it well.
Also at this point you can add the salt … and the turmeric and mix well.
Now cook the onions for 2-3 minutes or until the onions are fully cooked.
Once the onions are fully cooked it’s time to add the watered down Besan,
- 4
Followed by some fresh dhania leaves / Cilantro. And give it a good mix.
Now lower the flame to Low and cover it up and cook for the next 6-7 minutes.
Remember to stir in intervals.
Once the Pithla starts to thicken and once the raw besan taste goes away that means the Pithla is ready to serve.
Serve hot with Jwarichi Bhakri or tandalachi Bhakri and Some spicy hot thecha.
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