Oil
1 tsp mustard seeds
2 large onions sliced
6 green chillies split in half
4 fat cloves garlic sliced
1 sprig curry leaves
1 tomato diced
Salt
1 tsp tumeric
2 tsp kashmiri masala
Water
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Glossary
Bhinda - Okra/Ladies Finger
While typing out this post to share, I had done a tiny bit of research to find out more about Okra. The 1st thing that comes to mind about Okra is a slimy vegetable when cut into but Did You Know...
"The Okra Pods are among the very low calorie vegetables. They provide just 30 calories per 100 g besides containing no saturated fats or cholesterol. Nonetheless, they are rich sources of dietary fiber, minerals, and vitamins; often recommended by nutritionists in cholesterol controlling and weight reduction programs."
You can read more about that on the website http://www.nutrition-and-you.com/okra.html
Now this wonderful dish was Prepared and Shared on By one of our Lovelies, Tahera Sayani, and she has kindly shared the recipe she used as well. Thank You Tahera💕
Looks delicious.
BHINDA WITH CASHEW NUTS
~ Wash and wipe with dry cloth n julienne the bhinda.
~ Add salt and vinegar and soak for 10 minutes.
~ Heat a little oil in a pot and fry till all the stickiness is gone, approximately 20 mins.
~ Add cashew nuts and cook with the bhinda.
~ Add liquidized tomatoes & 1/4 cup tomato puree
~ Salt to taste
~ Chilli Powder to taste
~ 1/2 teaspoon Crushed jeera
~ 1/4 teaspoon turmeric pwd
~ 1 teaspoon garlic
* Cook till done.
~ Add fried onions from the top and serve.
😊 bon appetite....Tahera Sayani 😊
Courtesy by Nazrina Jussab.
This Easy and Yummy dish was prepared by Razia Kathri, who kindly shared on the recipe she used.
An Indian Vegetarian Dish that teams up well with a Piping Hot Roti.
Shukran for sharing this on with us Razia💕
Peeli Moong Daal (Yellow Moong Daal)
-Moong daal washed and
Soaked
-in a pot put oil...when a bit
hot, add whole jeera, small pieces of garlic, green chili cut and curry leaves
-now add cubed onions. .
sauté for a while..till translucent.
-add a bit of hing powder
-now add your Moong daal sauté with salt to taste.
~now add haldi(tumeric and dhana jeeru powder(coriander/cumin powder) and a bit of garam masala powder..cook a bit
-add cubed tomatoes..cook more..then add enough water for daal to cook through...
* *my husband like it a bit burnt..meaning must touch at the bottom..it has that crunch daal..it's devine. .
Enjoy...Zaynab..😘