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December 2, 2009
Baingan Bartha
Baingan bartha is a North Indian dish made by roasting brinjal on direct heat and cooking it's flesh with onions, tomatoes and spices to give a smoky flavor. Give it a try even if you are not a brinjal fan and thank me for the recipe ;)
Serves:2
Ingredients:
Brinjals-2 medium
Onion chopped-1 small
Tomatoes chopped-2 small
Green chilli-1
Ginger chopped-1 tsp
Garlic chopped-2 pods
Jeera-1 tsp
Oil-1 tbsp
Turmeric powder-1/2 tsp
Chilli powder-as required
Coriander leaves-to garnish
Method:
Rub oil all over the brinjals. Roast one by one on direct flame till the skin turns black and brittle. It takes about 15 minutes on medium flame. Turn it regularly so that it cooks evenly. Set aside and cool.
Heat oil in a pan. Add jeera, ginger, garlic, green chilli, onions and fry till onions turn golden brown.
Add salt, turmeric powder, chilli powder and tomatoes. Cook till tomatoes turn soft.
Peel the skin of roasted brinjals and add the flesh to the veggies. Mash well with a ladle. Cook for a couple of minutes.
Garnish with coriander leaves and serve hot with rotis/pooris
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Naan baingan bartha pannina naan matume than saapidanam..unnoda picture paathathum yennaku udane samachi saapidanam'nu thonuthu..Absolutely delish!
ReplyDeleteone of my favorite baingan preparations!
ReplyDeleteMahimaa.. u r a great cook.. love ur baingan bhartha.. have tried it before.. i know its absolutely delicious...:)
ReplyDeletei tried this recently too. a fave now :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a favorite dish for any one I think....yummy with roti
ReplyDeleteummmm lovely pic,..this one is regular at our home,..
ReplyDeletePic looks soo so colorful, not a brinjal fan but will try it sometime!
ReplyDeleteWhat a colorful pic, not a fan of brinjal but surely will give a try sometime!
ReplyDeleteI usually rub oil and bake in the oven.. Comes out great.. I've seen my friends doing on the flame directly, I want to try that sometime soon..
ReplyDeleteYours Looks delicious!
Never tried this....Looks yummy and delicious....
ReplyDeleteKanna,
ReplyDeleteGreat Picture
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Kanna,
ReplyDeleteGreat Picture
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lovely recipe...nice picture
ReplyDeletelooks deliicious..i just love bhartha..long time I made it..
ReplyDeleteI have not yet tried this so far,but I AM a brinjal lover,sure I am going to love this...
ReplyDeletelove the click..looks soo yummy..
ReplyDeleteSo so delicous looking.
ReplyDeleteEven I make in a similar way...looks yummy...loved that bowl of veggies used in this curry..
ReplyDeleteWe love Bharta at home! I just coat it with some oil and put it in the oven for about 45 mins to 1 hour :)
ReplyDeleteLove this!
Delicious looking Baingan Bartha!
ReplyDeleteBaingan bartha makes me hungry Mahimaa! Its a new kind of recipe and looks very delicious!
ReplyDeleteI made this once , it turned too spicy for me.Let me try it out using urs.
ReplyDeletenice recipe my fav one.. long time since i made will try..
ReplyDeletelooking lovely.yummy
ReplyDeleteGreat click Mahi! Sounds very simple compared to what my Punjabi friend told me.. I'm going to stick with yours :-)
ReplyDeleteNever tried this one..now you have convinced me that I should try ;-)
ReplyDeletemy fav....
ReplyDeleteThis is in my list of absolute favorites
ReplyDeleteBaingan barta looks delicious !
ReplyDeleteDelicious, I just had some... but from a frozen pack :( I love eggplant so much, I will have to give this a try :)
ReplyDeleteWow! Yummy!
ReplyDeletethank you for the recipe
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