INGREDIANTS
Baingun (seedless brinjal/eggplant)-1/2 kg
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INGREDIANTS
- Baingun (seedless brinjal/eggplant)-1/2 kg
- Tamarind paste (imli) -Aprox-1tablespoon
- Red chilly powder-1 spoon
- Fennel seeds powder (saunf)-two T spoons
- Dry ginger powder-1/4 T spoon
- Asafetida powder–one pinch
- Mustard oil-for deep frying-aprox-1 cup
- Salt to tast
Method
Cut brinjal length wise, thin and equal slices. Deep fry in mustard oil. Color should be redish brown, not black. Keep aside. Heat two tablespoon of oil in a wok or kadai, add a pinch of asafetida powder, simmer and let it cool, put red chilly powder and mix well, add one table spoon water. Now put dry ginger powder, fennel seed powder, and salt. Mix well. Now put half cup of water let it boil for two minutes. Add fried eggplant. Put in high flame. Now add tamarind paste. Let it boil till water absorbs. Serve with boiled rice.
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Hye promilla, That is so sweet of you
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Yes almost..but i don't add lemon. just a lot of tomatoes.
When ever you come to Delhi, do drop in at my place.. we will haveauthentic kashniri khana wid lots of talking.:)))
Promilla
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yes promilla , I have many kashmiri friends but since they have long been settled in Malwa , they are now Malwi kashmiri

I deep fry bengan in oil , sunflower oil not mustard
Then I heat oil in kadai and add pich of Asafetida powder
add grated tomatoes in the oil and fry them Then add Sauth powder and Sauf powder the ratio which I keep is 1:2. then red chilly powder as per taste.
After that add some water , I always keep it juicy .After adding the fried bengan i add salt and some whole green chillies ...keep it covered and then cook it for almost 5-7 minutes
While serving I always add lemon juice ..it tastes yummy ,
is my version same as yours ????
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I too like tamatar baigan better. Ashu
You tasted Hak means u have some kashmiri friends.:))
How u cook tamatar baigan? Would love to hear from u .
Promilla
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i tried this , it turned out to be fair but now when compared i find tamatar bengan much better ..I even tasted hak once but the taste is very different .....nevertheless it is an experience to try new recipies
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I didn't try them now, but had eaten a similar type of dish at one of our teacher's home named Menakshi Kaul at Solan.
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You really tried that Yashasvi?
Thx.
Of course jaldi.. :))))
promilla
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Yeah they taste so nice.......
thanks for sharing the receipe.....
when can I share the same on the dining table
yashasvi
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Welcome on my blog!
Thanx Dear Madhurie for recco.:))))
Promilla
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Hey Kalpita
Welcm and Thx for visiting my blog: ))))
There are many veggy dishes in kashmiri cuisine and all are delicious. Palak matar, nadroo palak, tamatar wangun, nadroo yakhni...list is endless.
But ''wapul haakh '' haha...even i dont know what is that... my mom in law once told me about that leafy veg but i have never seen that, let alone taste. I will ask her more details and let ya know soon.
Love
promilla
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