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This lovely tangy curry is very easy to make and one of the most popular dishes in South India. I can prepare brinjals in so many variations, like curry, pickle, fry, stuffed, spicy brinjal curry etc., Among all the variations, this recipe is very simple , quick and easy to make within 15 minutes. It will be very tasty, when it will be hot. Really its a mouthwatering recipe.
Eggplant is a veggie that I never actually used to enjoy at all till I learned the way to enjoy its finer attributes. In spite of little flavor by itself, it does accept the flavors from the other elements of recipes it seems in and very much behaves like a sponge to absorb spices and seasonings as it does in this curry. Even though it's the star component, consider offering this one up to people who believe they d... Read More..
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Vankaya Sannvankaya koora, Kathirikai Kuzhambu, Begun torkari |
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Eggplant is a veggie that I never actually used to enjoy at all till I learned the way to enjoy its finer attributes. In spite of little flavor by itself, it does accept the flavors from the other elements of recipes it seems in and very much behaves like a sponge to absorb spices and seasonings as it does in this curry. Even though it's the star component, consider offering this one up to people who believe they do not love eggplant because the textural component it adds here together with the tomato.
There are several methods for making a brinjal curry. Usually brinjals are filled inside of a spicy mix made out of peanuts, sesame seeds and dry coconut mixed and cooked in tamarind sauce named Gutti Vankaya koora however the difference in making the brinjal curry is using of just fresh grated coconut in the gravy together with tamarind juice and tomato-onion spiced gravy. Including a bit coconut milk in the end gives enough taste and thickness to Brinjal Curry.
Benefits:
Eggplant or Brinjal is quite low in fats and calories but full of soluble fiber material. It includes good quantities of several necessary B-complex categories of vitamins like vitamin B5, B6, B1, B3.
This is actually the most delicious eggplant curry you'll ever have. It is satisfying and comforting, however it's not heavy. Using seasonings is done in the enlightening way, so they are neither overpowering nor too delicate. Serve this curry with basmati rice and bread or, if you want, serve with cauliflower rice.
Lalitha Garudadri Posted on Sun Mar 28 2010
Hello Sir you forgot to add salt while frying onions haha
Reply 0 - RepliesAastana Tabassum Posted on Thu Apr 08 2010
is that WHITE POPPY SEEDS u used with pinuts?
Reply 0 - RepliesAshchee Mishra Posted on Wed Jun 09 2010
Chef.. u need change the video pls add salt :)
Reply 0 - Repliessheelan2008 Posted on Sat Jul 10 2010
Hi, Would be nice if someone add recipe. I mean write out the recipe it would help alot. thanks
Reply 0 - Repliesangelassoulmusic Posted on Wed Sep 08 2010
i just followed this recipe, looks pretty much like his version :)
Reply 0 - Repliesiloveyumika Posted on Thu Oct 28 2010
can anyone post what ingredients he was using. I hardly understand his accent but i really want to try this. Looks yummy... tnx
Reply 0 - RepliesPhalgun Korikana Posted on Thu Nov 18 2010
I was waiting for your expression coz you forgot to add salt :)
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linugiri067 Posted on Fri Mar 12 2010
Nice recipe.... btw did u add salt??
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