Skip to main content

BRINJAL RINGS

                                                               


Hello friends,
The dish I am sharing is one version of Bhaigun bhaji of West Bengal . In the original recipe
big brinjals/baigan  is  used  but I had long brinjals at home so I tried with it and it came well.



BRINJAL/BAIGAN RINGS



                                                       


Ingredients
Long brinjal-2
Red chilli powder-1 tbs
Sabji masala-1 tbs
Garam masala-1 tsp
Turmeric-1 tsp
Mustard oil -1tbsp +3 tbsp(to fry)
Salt to taste


         

Process
1 Cut the brinjals in thin slices in round shape and keep aside in water.

2 Take all spices in a plate.

                                     


3 Mix well.


                                   


4 Add little mustard oil and make a thick paste.



                                       
                   











5 Apply this paste on brinjal rings one by one.


                                   

                       

6 Heat mustard oil in a kadai .


                                       

7 Add 4 to 5 pieces of brinjal pieces in hot oil and let it fry.Keep the gas flame low.



                                       






8 If one side is cooked flip to other side and let it fry to brown colour too.



                                           

9 Brinjal rings are ready to be eaten as it is or along side Indian breads,rice etc.



                                     

Please try this dish in your home kitchen.
Thanks for reading.





Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Amla Achaar/Gooseberry Pickle

 Instant Amla ka Achar/ Instant Gooseberry Pickle Today sharing an instant gooseberry pickle also called Amla ka achar. This is an easy recipe.I have learnt this recipe from my mother in law. She uses oil to cook the gooseberries and also soak spices and salt in the same oil.This gives longevity and enhances the taste of the pickle. INGREDIENTS: Amla/Gooseberry-250 g Red chillies - 12 - 13 ( as per your taste) Methi dhana / Fenugreek seeds - 1 tsp Hing  / Asafoetida  - 1 tsp Turmeric - 1 tsp Oil - 6 -7 tbsp refined oil  Salt - to taste Step by step recipe  Grind red chillies and Fenugreek  seeds to coarse powder.    Dry roast red chillies  and fenugreek seeds  in a wok / Kadai. Cook the gooseberries till they are 90 percent cooked and are soft to touch. One can use a fork to check whether it's cooked or not. Wash and clean 200- 250 g gooseberries/ amlas and dry it with clean cloth.There must not be any moisture. Heat 6 - 7 tbsp oil in Ka...

Kaccha Gola

 Kaccha Gola (Paneer sweet balls)       Hi all, Today sharing a recipe of sweet paneer balls also called kacha golas .A very easy recipe made with few ingredients and get ready quickly too. Milk - 1 L Vinegar/Lemon juice/Curd - 4 tbsp Sugar - 5-6 tbsp Milk powder - 2 tbsp Cardamons- 2-3 Recipe -: 1) Prepare a paneer or chenna with milk.             2) Divide the paneer into two parts.One part let be raw.          3) In the other part we add sugar and mix well.                    4) Heat pan and add the paneer and sugar mixture for 4 to 5 minutes. Add 2 tbsp milk powder too.                                  5) Take the mixture out add the raw paneer,cardamon powder.Mix well.        6) Once warm make balls and roll in milk powder.        ...

Angoori Rasmalai

Angoori Rasmalai/Chena Payesh (Paneer balls dipped in creamy milk)           Today I will sharing the recipe of 'Angoori Rasmalai /Chena payash.' Its one of the famous Indian sweet served chilled. This recipe requires very few ingredients.  INGREDIENTS   Milk - Full cream 1 Litre Sugar Water- to make sugar syrup Dry Fruits- for garnish  Step by step instructions  Making of paneer/ chenna 1) Curdle 1/2 L milk and make paneer/ cheese. 2) Mash paneer well with hands for 5 min.Then make small round balls without cracks. 3) In a pan add 1/4 cup sugar and 4-5 cups water and heat.When it starts boiling add paneer balls.After 4 min close the lid and let the paneer balls cook for 8-10 min.The size will increase Making of  sweetened milk 4) Reduce other half litre milk to quater.Add 1/2 cup sugar ,some dry fruits. 5)Once the paneer balls are ready add them to ready reduced milk.Heat for 1 -2 min.If you heat more the balls may break and dissolve i...