Sata Bhajyun|Chiti Kuni|Sindhi Style Seven vegetable mix curry

Alka Keswani — Thu, 10 Nov 2011 12:17:01 +0000

Sata Bhajyun/Chiti Kuni/Sindhi Style Seven vegetable mix curry is a traditional vegetable that is cooked on Diwali, in Sindhi Household. This Diwali, my generous neighbor visited us and brought along this delicious and healthy traditional Diwali Curry. Obviously I requested her to share the recipe too, since many of you have asked for this recipe number of times. Though Diwali is already gone, but I will still go ahead and share this with you all. After all , Diwali will come again next year ;-). So bookmark this recipe, practice cooking this for few times, to perfectly cook it next year for your family and friends and enjoy a blessed Diwali. So with tons of Thanks to dear friend and neighbor Priya Dadlani, for the Food, picture and Recipe, let us hop on, to the Ingredients and Recipe! (Note: You can use seven, less than seven or more than seven vegetables.Each vegetable imparts its unique flavor to the whole dish.Also, this vegetable is cooked in variety of ways.The following is the way it is cooked in my neighbor’s home) Print Sata Bhajyun|Chiti Kuni|Sindhi Style Seven vegetable mix curry Prep time: 30 mins Cook time: 60 mins Total time: 1 hour 30 mins Serves: 4 Sindhi Style Mix vegetable curry traditionally cooked during Diwali festival. Ingredients 11/2 bowl of mixed vegetables like French Beans, Carrot, Cauliflower, Peas, Apple gourd ( Details given in 'Method') Potatoes 2 small Arbi (Kachalu) 3 Boiled lotus root 5-6, 1 inch thick pieces. Okra 5-6 Handful of Chopped Spinach Handful of Fresh Fenugreek leaves Green coriander leaves 1 small cup Green chillies 2-3 1 small onion Ginger garlic paste 2 tsp Coriander powder 1 heaped tsp Turmeric powder ½ tsp Tomatoes 2 large ( boil and pureed) or simply grate these Oil 2-3 tbsp ( for good texture good amount of oil is needed) 1 tbsp of Rice flour and Besan each (optional) Salt to taste Method Firstly rinse well, all the vegetables. Par boil, Cauliflower florets, chopped French beans, shelled peas (skip boiling peas if using frozen ones), chopped carrot (Remember do not cut the vegetables too small, and do not over boil it. Just drop the veggies in hot water, wait for 1-2 minutes and put off the gas.) Strain the vegetables. Reserve the water.Do not throw the water in which vegetables were boiled. Peel and boil onion till transparent. Boil Potato till just done and dice into approximately 2 inch cubes. You can peel potatoes or use with skin on. Clean and boil lotus root (For details, click here). Boil Arbi ( Kachalu) till just done and peel. Cut each arbi vertically in 2 pieces. Let these cool properly. Coat each piece of Arbi with the mixture of rice flour and besan and deep fry for few seconds, till the flour layer forms a crisp covering. This is to get rid of slimy texture of Arbi. Wash, pat dry okra, cut off the ends and slit in middle. Sprinkle little amount of salt and deep fry for few seconds to get rid of its sliminess. Mince boiled onion, finely chop or process in food processor, spinach, methi and coriander leaves. Make a paste of green chillies, ginger and garlic. Take a thick bottomed pan, handi or pressure cooker and pour oil. Add minced onion and saute till pink. Add chilies- ginger- garlic paste, salt, turmeric powder and coriander powder. Cook on high heat. This is where copious amount of oil will help you, or else sprinkle some drops of water to avoid burning of masalas. Now add the green mixture (coriander leaves, spinach, methi), tomato puree and sauté on high heat till oil separates. Add all vegetables and mix very gently. Add some water (the one that you reserved after boiling vegetables) and let the mixture comes to a boil. Simmer and cook till the water is evaporated and vegetables takes up the flavor of spices. Be very gentle while mixing the vegetables or else you will end up with gooey mixture. If using pressure cooker, just close the lid of cooker and wait for one whistle. Switch off the gas and remove excess steam from cooker by holding the whistle up with spoon or fork. Optionally you can add 1 tsp of kitchen king to get a spicy flavor. 3.5.3251

The post Sata Bhajyun|Chiti Kuni|Sindhi Style Seven vegetable mix curry appeared first on Sindhi Rasoi |Sindhi Recipes.

Gobi Patata

Alka Keswani — Sat, 22 Mar 2008 04:42:39 +0000

Print Gobi Patata Rating 5.0 from 2 reviews Prep time: 15 mins Cook time: 30 mins Total time: 45 mins Serves: 2 Stirfry Gobi or cauliflower with potato cooked in sindhi style green curry Ingredients Gobi (cauliflower) a whole medium sized flower Potatoes 2 Tomatoes 2 Green chillies 2-3 Ginger about 1 inch of pod Garlic 6-7 cloves Coriander leaves a handful Salt as per taste Turmeric powder ¼ tsp Coriander powder 2 tsp Garam masala powder ½ tsp Oil 2 tsp Method Carefully separate the florets of cauliflower (along with stalks) and rinse with water thoroughly Now boil them with salted water for 1-2 minutes Drain the water after some time and fry the florets till golden brown Meanwhile peel and cut potatoes into thick slices, add salt and fry these till almost done Now pound ginger, garlic and coriander leaves together Take some oil in pan or kadai, add this grounded mixture and saute for few minutes Then add chopped tomatoes, salt (be careful as there is already salt in cauliflower and potatoes) and fry it till tomatoes are almost cooked Then add, chopped green chillies, fried cauliflower and potatoes, turmeric powder, coriander powder, garam masala powder and mix properly Sprinkle some water if needed and cover the pan and let the flavours blend into each other for few minutes Garnish with coriander leaves and serve it with rice or rotis 2.2.1

The post Gobi Patata appeared first on Sindhi Rasoi |Sindhi Recipes.

cauliflower recipe Archives | Sindhi Rasoi |Sindhi Recipes

Sata Bhajyun|Chiti Kuni|Sindhi Style Seven vegetable mix curry

Gobi Patata