So JB my dear, this one's for you...
DOI BEGUN
There are two ways of making this. For the conventional method you need:
small brinjals, cut lengthwise -- 500 gms
turmeric -- a pinch
oil -- for frying
ghee/butter -- 2 tbsp
chilli powder -- 1/2 tsp (optional)
jeera/cumin powder -- 2 tbsp (dry roast the jeera and make into powder)
salt -- to taste
sugar -- 1/2 tsp
- Rub salt and turmeric on the cut brinjal pieces, fry, drain excess oil.
- Whip together till smooth, the curds, salt and sugar. Set aside.
- Heat ghee/butter and add the fried brinjal pieces.
- Add the curds. Stir and mix well.
- Let it simmer gently on a low flame for ten minutes.
- Before removing from fire, add the jeera powder and red chilli powder.
- Serve with rice.
Now for the unconventional method, which my MIL often makes:
The ingredients are the same.
- Rub salt and turmeric on the brinjal pieces, fry, drain excess oil.
- Whip together till smooth, the curds, salt, sugar, jeera powder and chilli powder.
- In the deep serving dish, arrange the fried brinjal pieces.
- Pour the curds over it.
- Garnish with a sprinkling of cummin powder and red chilli powder.
- Serve with parathas or the Bengali favourite...luchis!! (puris made from maida)
There you go JB! I hope you enjoy it!
4 comments:
this sounds totally tasty and not so difficult!
ok! now considering i am a super doofus when it comes to cooking, the frying and subsequent 2mins of cooking will actually "cook" it right?!
i dont have to pre cook and then fry or some such thing?
i have too much baingan at home and in no mood to have standrad fare! so this is very timely indeed!
and i have given my email id in the previous post and waiting! :p
cheers!
abha
:D oho, oho...gooni is it? hahaha too cute and very adorable...will be trying this one soon....especially on unsuspecting Aussies!!!
sounds yummy M4.
hmm..sounds easy enough, though begun isnt my personal favourite! Post some more recipes please. I`m on a new cooking spree these days :)
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