Ingredients:
Shallots (baby onions) ..... 1 bowl
Tomato puree .................. 2 tbsps.
Besan .............................. 1 & 1/2 tsp..
Asafoetida ..................... a pinch
Turmeric powder ......... 1/4 tsp.
Cumin powder .............. 1/2 tsp.
Coriander powder ......... 1/2 tsp
Star anise ................. 1
Black cardamom ...... 1
Saunf .............. 1 tsp.
Cumin seeds .... 1/4 tsp.
Methi seeds ..... 1/4 tsp. (fenugreek)
Cloves ............. 3-4
Cinnamon ...... 1 inch piece.
Salt
Oil
Method:
1. Peel the shallots, sprinkle salt and set aside for 1 hour.
2. Heat oil in a pan and deep fry the shallots.(about 4-5 minutes)
3. Dry roast the besan. Crush the spices a bit in the mortar and pestle.
4. In a pan take a little oil and add the asafoetida and crushed dry spices
.
5. When they leave an aroma, add the shallots and saute for a minute. Then add the tomato pulp and the dry masalas.
6. Mix well and add the roasted besan and stir until blended.Cinnamon ...... 1 inch piece.
Salt
Oil
Method:
1. Peel the shallots, sprinkle salt and set aside for 1 hour.
2. Heat oil in a pan and deep fry the shallots.(about 4-5 minutes)
3. Dry roast the besan. Crush the spices a bit in the mortar and pestle.
4. In a pan take a little oil and add the asafoetida and crushed dry spices
.
5. When they leave an aroma, add the shallots and saute for a minute. Then add the tomato pulp and the dry masalas.
7. Add a cup of water and simmer for a few minutes.
Garnish and serve.
Garnish and serve.
I so much wish i had this for lunch with rice. yummy yumm.
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DeleteLearnt it from a Rajasthani friend of mine.
I love Pearl onion in anything, looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteThanks Asha..
DeleteYes even I love to use baby onions in many dishes.
Oh Shobha..you are rocking Dear..this is such a lovely Dish..thanks for sharing..
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Deletelooks delicous...lovely presentation...droolingggggggggg
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Hi Premlatha, welcome and thanks for visiting...I had a quick glimpse of ur blog and some of the dishes are my favourites..I will see the recipes leisurely and make them.
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This definitely looks yummy. It is rare to find an Onion curry or a tomato curry as these are the basic ingredients for all kinds of vegetables.
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DeleteWhat a lovely treat , i’m sure the subzi wud have tasted great .The orange teddy from ur prev post is so cute.. love it !!
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DeleteI think the sweetness of the onion will give a nice flavor to the curry and will come in handy when you are out of fresh veggies..
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That's true Aipi.
DeleteShobha,looks super yummy and sounds delicious,I love almost everything that is prepared in Besan and pearl onions are my favorite too:)!!! I have a ton of links to your blog on my blog under baingan ka bhartha and I was wondering if I have messed up something again:(????
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DeleteA great recipe!!! LOOOOOOOONG time ago, my best friend's Mom had once cooked pyaz ki sabzi. It was one of the best things I had ever eaten. This reminds me of that.
ReplyDeleteI am so happy my recipe brought back sweet memories of your friend and her mom
DeleteYou haven't mentioned the size of your bowl! How many onions are supposed to be used for this recipe?
ReplyDelete--Anisha
About 200 gms
Deleteyummy ,,
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