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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Dear Promilla,
HI! nice receipe! First time in my life I 'v a come cross the Kash. veg. thing other than dum Alloo& Phirani, my Kash. frds in Mumbai used to tell me tht the variety exist only in the non veg. kash. dishes but it's nice tht I heard something new &tasty, btw. can u tell us about the "Wupal Hakh"------regards n luv,
kalpita
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Hi Sampath jee
Please don't forget to give me the feedback...how it tasted?
Did u try fish? ( I know you Don't have it)
Promilla
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Hi Yash jii

U are most welcome.
Promilla
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Hi Priyam
And i tought most ppl hate brinjal.
U will love the taste. Try it.
Promilla
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Hi Avinash jee
but ye aap kha sakte hai..
Angoor toh isliye khatte hote hai ki hum kha nahi pate
Promilla
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Hi Maya

Pls don't forget to tell me how it turned out.
Thanks for accepting the invite.
Promilla
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Hi Jatin

Haanji bilkul thik hai...tumhe judge bana ke invite karungi.
But be bias and declare me best cook. Ok?
Promilla
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Hi dear Ashu
We too use tomatoes in baigun but we call it tamatar baigun.
Taste is totally different in both the dishes.
I too like it.
Promilla
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Promila ji,
Nice recipie..Aaunga kabhi aap ke yahan dawat pe
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