How to make Baghara
Baingan
Prep time
15 mins Cook time
30 mins Total time
45 mins
Baghara Baingan
Main Ingredient : Brinjal
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• Cooking Oil 4 Tablespoons.
• Salt To Taste.
• Turmeric Powder ( Haldi) 1/2 Teaspoons.
• Sesame Seeds (Till) 2 Tablespoons.
• Coriander Seeds (Saabut Dhania) 1 Tablespoons.
• Cumin Seeds (Safaid Zeera) 1 Tablespoons.
• Red Chilli Powder (Pisi Lal Mirch) 1 Teaspoons.
• Fresh Coriander/Cilantro Leaves (Hara Dhania) Bunch.
• Desiccated Coconut (Khopra) 2 Tablespoons.
• Peanuts (Moum Phali) 2 Tablespoons.
• Ginger (Adrak) 1/2 Piece.
• Tamarind Extract (Imli) 2 Tablespoons.
• Red Chillies (Lal Mirch) 5 Numbers.
• Onions 2 Numbers.
• Brinjals (Baingan) 500 Grams.
How to make the recipe:
1) Wash the brinjals well, cut the stem, leaving the canopy in place and cut frac34; of the length of each brinjal into a criss cross, leaving the attached at the other end.
2) Heat two tablespoons of oil in a thick pan and add the brinjals. Sprinkle some salt and leave the brinjals to cook until well done and soft.
3) In the meantime roast the peanuts and sesame seeds. Switch off the flame and fry the coconut powder in the hot pan with the heat off.
4) Using just enough oil roast coriander, cumin and red chillies.
5) roast the onions on a low flame with the peeloff .
6) Blend all of the roasted ingredients along with the turmeric powder. Once all of the ingredients are powdered finely, add the peeled onions, ginger and 1/4, cup of water and blend again until it turns into a fine thick paste.
7) Transfer the cooked brinljals to another container leaving the oil behind
8) In the same pan heat two tablespoons of oil and add the paste, red chilli powder and tamarind extract. Add water if necessary. Add salt and cook until the raw smell of the tamarind is gone. Add the cooked brinjals and cook on a low flame until the oil separates, by continuously stirring them, without breaking the brinjals.
9) Garnish with the chopped coriander leaves before serving.
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