Ganga -Gomti is the title of my blog because my cooking is the reflection of the cuisine of eastern Uttar-Pradesh.My mom's journey from Ballia to Lucknow is reflected in her cooking and Ballia is a small city situated on the banks of holy river Ganga while Lucknow is the capital city of U.P. situated on the banks of river Gomti.Now I live in Chicago which is on the banks of mighty Lake Michigan,still the influence of Ganga-Gomti cuisine is predominant in my cooking even today!
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Aalu Baingan Tamatar Quick Sabzi
Aalu Baingan Tamatar Quick Sabzi
This is a quick and delish sabzi you can enjoy especially with Puri and Paratha. The flavor of hing and minimal spices is the highlight of this one.
Ingredients:
Baingan or eggplant-250 gm.
Potao-250 gm.
Tomato-200 gm.
Asafotida or Hing-1/2 tsp.
Turmeric powder-1/2 tsp.
Red chili powder-1.5 tsp.
Salt
Kitchen King Masala-1 tsp.
Mustard oil or any oil of your choice-3 tbsp. (Remember, eggplant drinks oil!)
Cumin-1 tsp.
Fenugreek seeds-1 tsp.
Procedure:
Put a pressure cooker on stove and turn on the gas.
Cut vegetables thick and in same size and shape.
Do not peel the potatoes, potato with skin will provide a rustic touch to your sabzi.
Heat mustard oil.
Add asafotida,fenugreek seeds first,after a couple of seconds, cumin seeds and when fenugreek seeds or methidana turns brown, add same size cut potato.
Stir and add turmeric powder, chili powder and salt to taste.
Now add eggplant and tomato and cover the lid and cook on medium flame till one whistle.
Open the lid when pressure is absorbed, sprinkle Kitchen king Masala and bhuno for approx. 5 minutes on high flame.
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