One day she cooked fried bhujia and went to offer to pray; then I went off into the kitchen and just picked one slice of this. Then I remained surprised after having one piece of this delicious bhujia, so yummy and mouthwatering :) Since then, I started eating veggies :)
Bhindi can be made in many ways;s it can just be fried in several ways and also made into curries in several different ways, and it is mostly used to make different kinds of fried varieties or curry varieties. It is never used in combination with other vegetables,s and it is only combined with potatoes rarely
Bhindi, also known as lady's finger, is a very sticky vegetable that can become difficult to handle while cutting or chopping. To avoid excessive stickiness, it is important to follow these steps
Wash the Bhindi: Begin by washing the bhindi thoroughly
Dry the Bhindi: After washing, wipe it with a cloth until
it is completely dry and free of moisture. This step is crucial to prevent
stickiness during cooking.
Trim and Chop: Next, chop off the head and tail of the
bhindi. Then, slice it into the desired pieces. If you cut bhindi or lady's
finger directly after washing, without drying it first, the entire curry or
sabzi will turn out sticky. Keep these tips in mind when preparing bhindi to
ensure the best results!
In a pot, pour oil and heat it
Then put chopped bhindi, onion, and green chilies in the pot
Now add powdered .spices
Mix it further and cover it; let it cook over the low-medium flame for 15-20 minutes, and keep stirring occasionally.
- 300g, ladyfingers/bhindi
- 1 medium onion, sliced
- 3-, green chilies
- Salt to taste
- 1 tsp, crushed red chili
- ½ tsp, cumin seeds
- 1 medium tomato, sliced
- 1/3 tsp turmeric powder
- ½ cup of oil
- Take a medium pot
- Pour oil and heat it
- Now add bhindi, onion, and green chilies together to the pot
- Stir to mix well
- Then add crushed red chili, turmeric powder, salt, and cumin seeds
- Further, stir to mix well
- Now add tomato
- Stir to combine well and cover with the lid
- Let it cook over the low-medium flame for 15-20 minutes
- Keep stirring occasionally
- Now bhindi bhujia is ready to serve with dal chawal (rice), bagara rice, and chapati













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