After posting the ber chutney and molagootal, here is another subzi made out of the ber
fruit. There is no need for me to brief
about the benefits and brief about this fruit as you must have already come to
know from the above two posts.
The subzi I made with the fruit can be served with roti and
rice too as side dish. It is a simple
preparation as you make the regular subzis with your coriander and chilli
powder and tomato etc. etc. Though the
fruit does not have a particular taste when it is made, it is really tasty with
the masalas we put in it and for a change, you can really relish this.
Ingredients:
4-5
|
Ber (green ones)
|
1
|
Tomato finely chopped
|
1
|
Onion finely chopped
|
1tsp
|
Red chilli powder
|
1 tsp
|
Coriander powder
|
¼ tsp
|
Cumin powder
|
½ tsp
|
ginger paste
|
¼ tsp
|
Garlic paste
|
Lessthan ¼ tsp
|
Turmeric powder
|
½ tsp
|
Garam masala powder or pav bhaji masala powder or tandoori masala
powder
|
salt
|
|
TEMPERING
|
|
2 tsp
|
Oil
|
1 tsp
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Mustard seeds
|
Few
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Curry leaves
|
A pinch
|
Hing powder
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GARNISHING
|
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Chopped coriander leaves
|
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1 tbsp
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Fresh cream
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Method:
Step 1
Chop the ber, remove seeds.
Chop the onion and tomato finely.
Step 2
Heat oil in kadai.
Add the mustard seeds,when it splutters, add the curry leaves and hing
powder. Add the onion, garlic and ginger
paste and sauté for few seconds. Add the
chopped ber, sauté for few minutes. Add the tomatoes, sauté for few minutes
till soft.
Step 3
Add all the masala powder, turmeric powder, salt and mix
well. Cover and cook for five minutes. Switch off gas.
Open and stir and cover it and
allow to remain on the stove top for another five minutes.
Before serving, add the cream and coriander leaves and
serve with roti, chapatti, rice etc.
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