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July 17, 2009
Kathirikai Podi Curry(Brinjal Curry)
Serves 2
Ingredients:
Brinjal-5 small chopped
Oil-2 tbsp
Curry powder-1 tbsp
Salt
Turmeric powder-1/4 tsp
Chilli powder-1/4 tsp
Seasoning:
Mustard seeds-1/2 tsp
Jeera-1/2 tsp
Urud dal-1/2 tsp
Hing-a dash
Curry powder:
Fry these ingredients in a drop of oil till golden brown and grind to a coarse powder
Urud dal-1/2 tsp
Channa dal-1/2 tsp
Coriander seeds-1/2 tsp
Red chillies-2
Method:
Heat oil in a wide pan. Do the seasoning.
Add chopped or sliced brinjals, turmeric powder, salt, chilli powder and stir gently.
Simmer, place a lid and cook until almost done.
Remove the lid. Add curry powder and stir for 2 more minutes till brinjal turns crisp.
This goes to Sanghi's Food Delight for Fall In Love(FIL)-Brinjal
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I love brinjal .. nice idea to cut into small discs .. I'd love this with Rice & Rasam
ReplyDeleteWow! nice recipe ..looks simple and easy ..thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeletei too make it but a different version.....nice
ReplyDeleteMahi,have a great time in India..happy that you didnt forget us either...thats a new recipe to me.
ReplyDeleteThat would be great with rice, looks yumm. Enjoy ur vacation.
ReplyDeleteNice kathrikkai podi kari. Have a great vacation.
ReplyDeletemmmmmmmmm looks so yummy and tempting nice click as usual
ReplyDeleteLovely one, have a great vacation. (what a coincidence i also had posted Kathirikai Curry.)
ReplyDeleteNice kathirikkai curry.
ReplyDeleteEggplant always tempts me, yummyyyy!
ReplyDeleteBrinjal Curry looks beautiful.
ReplyDeletesimple beautiful & looks delicious:-) I could just snack on those!
ReplyDeleteThats an interesting recipe,i have never tasted/tried like this,being a brinjal lover,i have to try this,i too wud prefer to cut in circles like u rather chopping,see how pretty it looks:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the lovely entry Mahi.. from India... Mmmm thanks a lot dear!
ReplyDeletei can put these goodies in between the bread slices and enjoy it as a afternoon snack with cup of coffee
ReplyDeleteSpicy and yummy brinjals! Goes great with rice!
ReplyDeleteI have never cut like this whenever i make podi curry. I love the way it appears..Next time i am going to cut like this..
ReplyDeleteWhat fantastic, tempting pics!This are my favorite way of cooking brinjals!!
ReplyDeleteI love this one....ur version is different from mine and its looks so tempting...nice click
ReplyDeletehi,
ReplyDeleteThis is new to me I've never tasted it either :) the podi seems very flavourful, thanks for an easy tasty dish. Enjoy ur vacations.
Looks so yummy...nice click..
ReplyDeleteI too make this sometimes.Love the currypowder.I too make the same one.Delicious and spicy.Enjoy the break
ReplyDeleteI love brinjal in any form,yours looks yummy and new to me :)
ReplyDeletewow.. kalakku mahi.. looks really yummy & delicious..
ReplyDeletethese are my favorite and i posted the stuffed version. they look yum!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful, fun-filled trip.
Have a wonderful vacation! The baigan fry looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteVery nice recipe, I am trying this soon.
ReplyDeleteWow.. looks spicy and delicious... lovely click.. gr8 job!!
ReplyDeleteLovely click as usual! enjoy your vacations :)
ReplyDeleteLovely dish!I have never tried cutting brinjal into circles but next time, I will!
ReplyDeleteThat brinjal pics looks so good.Very ncie recipe for with brinjal.Reading the recipe, the curry sounds great.
ReplyDeleteOh wow....looks spicy and yum....
ReplyDeleteLooks tangy and delicious!
ReplyDeleteanything with katharikaa is awesome, they look so delicious, makes you feel pick one up from the plate... :)
ReplyDeleteAnything with brinjal and am in for it....lovely one Mahimaa.
ReplyDeletethis is new for me,...looks so delish,..hpy holidays,..
ReplyDeleteLooks very inviting. Could we use idli molagai podi instead of the spice mix you wrote about?
ReplyDeleteI make it normally that way with split brinjal curry too.
woo this is kool..i like them.
ReplyDeletetht's an awesome dish Mahimaa! Looks very appealing, will b perfect with hot rice i guess!
ReplyDeleteBrinjal curry looks delicious.....enjoy your vacation,have fun in India :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Mahi,
ReplyDeleteThis is my first time to your blog. I tried this curry yesterday and it was a hit with my husband. Thanks
Shikha