Not every kitchen experiment is a success like the one I am posting here. Over the years, I have seen many failures too, but when I succeed making something which suits our taste I am all happy on that day. Try it out to know it
You need the following :
Okra/Bhindi - 250 g (washed, wiped and cut into pieces)
Potato - 1 medium sized, cut into thin pieces
Onion - 1 medium sized
Tomato -1 big/2 small
Red Capsicum - 1 cut into small pieces
Coriander seeds - 1tsp (dry roast on pan)
Garlicky Cumin Powder - 1tsp
Red Chillies - 2 (dry roast on pan)
Peanuts - 1/2 fistful (dry roast on pan)
Oil & Cumin for tampering
Method:
1. In a wide skillet, heat oil and add cumin/jeera
2. Add red capsicum pieces sautée till they are soft, onion follows, sautéed them till onions are transcluscent. Now add tomatoes continue to stir and fry till tomatoes turn mushy. Remove the pan from stove and allow it to cool.
3. Take roasted coriander seeds, redchillies, garlicky cumin powder.
4. Blend them to a coarse powder. Add roasted peanuts and pulse. Peanuts should break down into large pieces.
5. Take the capsicum onion mix in the same blender and blend well to make a coarse paste.
6. Fry Okra/bhindi in a nonstick pan. When Okra stops sticking to each other add potatoes and fry further till u see potatoes turning brown.
7. Add the capsicum onion paste to fried bhindi n potato. Add little water and simmer for around 5 mins.
okhra, potato combo? never tried it. looks delicious. time to experiment.
ReplyDeletelooks spicy and yum
ReplyDeleteoohh!that looks great.. lovely color!
ReplyDeletehey you have another lovely blog here...
ReplyDeleteI would love to participate in those RCI's. Never knew about this club..would love to know more..
i love okra!!this dish is new to me!!looks good:)
ReplyDeletedifferent combo...looks so tasty
ReplyDeleteOkra and potato combo i had in my local restaurant , it tasted good :) Looking like a restaurant dish. I will join ur RCI event with Something from Punjab soon...
ReplyDeleteNice colour....looks spicy and delish.
ReplyDelete@ All,
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by and appreciating my work. It means a lot for me. See you all at RCI-Punjab round up.
Never tried this combo.. the pic looks lovely..:) will try it for sure!
ReplyDeleteSiri
nice combo ,curry looks delecious
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