stuffed brinjal, flavored with fresh coriander and curry leaves... a great treat to the taste buds...
PREP TIME: 20 MINS, COOKING TIME: 20 MINS, SERVES: 3
INGREDIENTS:
BRINJAL
|
6
|
ONIONS
|
2
MEDIUM (SLICED)
|
TOMATOES
|
2
MEDIUM (CHOPPED)
|
CURRY
LEAVES
|
10
– 15
|
FRESH
CORIANDER
|
3
– 4 TBSPS (FINELY CHOPPED)
|
RED
CHILI POWDER
|
2
TSPS.
|
SALT
|
TO
TASTE
|
TURMERIC
POWDER
|
½
TSP
|
CORIANDER
POWDER
|
1
TBSP
|
GARLIC
CLOVES
|
4
– 5
|
CINNAMON
STICK
|
½
INCH
|
STAR
ANISE
|
½
|
CLOVES
|
2
- 3
|
METHOD:
Ø Heat
one tbsp. oil in a kadai, add cloves, star anise, cinnamon stick and saute
them. Now add onions, fry them till raw smell disappears and add curry leaves
and fry them till brown.
Ø Now
add tomatoes, salt, turmeric powder, chili powder, sprinkle little water and
cook till the tomatoes smash on a medium flame and turn off the gas and allow
it to cool.
Ø Once
cooled, add coriander leaves, garlic cloves, and coriander powder and grind
everything into a fine paste. (do not add water)
Ø Slit each
brinjal into four sections lengthwise from the base without cutting off the
crown (as shown in the pic below). Fill the prepared masala in the slit brinjal
’s (carefully without breaking it).
Ø Heat oil in a
kadai, add the stuffed brinjal’s and fry for 2 – 3 mins. Now add the remaining
paste, half cup water stir it, cover it with a lid and cook it until the
brinjal is cooked soft on a low flame. (stir periodically)
Serve it hot with roti’s or rice….
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SUGGESTIONS:
ü If
you want more gravy in your dish add one more onion and tomato.
ü Always
use fresh and small brinjal’s for this recipe.
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