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Fried Bhindi Bhujia Recipe

Fried Bhindi Bhujia | Masala Bhindi || How to Make Fried Bhindi with step-by-step photos and video

I added a video of another fried bhindi version in this post. Hopefully you all enjoy watching my other effort.

Fried Bhindi is a spicy fried bhindi bhujia, and it is one of the best side dishes. It is also the easiest and most tasty recipe that is my own family’s version. My mother used to cook it with dal rice, and it is great as a side dish with the combination of dal roti and khichdi.

I just learned this amazing,g tasty fried bhindi bhujia from her. One more thing I would like to share with all is that when I was little, first of all, I would like to share, I was a non-vegetarian person.

I never liked to eat ladyfingers or any other type of veggie, whether it was made in any form, but my mother used to force me to have this.t I always clearly refused her. Then my mother became so tired and left, saying, " You should also include veggies in your diet

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

This yummy fried bhujia is prepared with some basic seasoning and tomato, a quick and easy side dish

Note: the ladyfinger bhujia is cooked only with extra oil,

Water won't be added to this recipe

Hardly takes 15 minutes to make this quick recipe as another vegetable.

My Latest Video Bhindi Fry Masala Recipe :

Important points to remember while making bhindi:

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!

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Take all the ingredients and prepare them all

In a pot, pour oil and heat it

Then put chopped bhindi, onion, and green chilies in the pot

Now add powdered .spices

Stir to mix them well and then add tomato
Mix it further and cover it; let it cook over the low-medium flame for 15-20 minutes, and keep stirring occasionally.

Now bhindi bhujia is ready to serve with dal chawal (rice, bagara rice, and chapati.

Simple Arbi Fry Recipe ( Taro Root Fry )

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Simple Arbi Fry || Taro Root Fry || How to Make Arbi Fry with step-by-step photos and Video

Arbi Fry (taro roots) is a simple, easy, and delicious vegetarian dish that can be prepared within 20 minutes.

Arbi, for those who don’t know, is the Urdu name for the taro root. It has a subtly sweet taste and is often used in savory recipes in Pakistan.

Mainly, I learned this recipe from my mother, who used to make it with a very simple method, and it always tasted very good. An interesting fact about me is that I didn’t eat ladyfingers or taro root during my childhood. Whenever my mother used to cook, I didn’t eat at all.

But the first time I heard about both vegetables, I learned that they are so beneficial for bones. Since then, I started including these veggies on our menu. And Alhamdulillah, now I'm extremely fond of eating bhindi (lady-fingers) and arbi (taro root). Especially fried arbi or bhindi. I also have a FRIED BHINDI recipe on my blog.

My Latest Simple Arbi Fry:

This arbi fry is simpler, with just a few ingredients, while the masala adds onion paste and spices.

Today, I am sharing one of my favorite ways to cook arbi. This simple arbi fry is a super simple recipe where arbi is fried with spices in a large quantity of oil. And it isn’t used with water at all.

The ingredients are pretty simple; I don’t add any onion, garlic, or tomato to this arbi fry. It is just the spices tossed with lemon juice and then finished with green chilies and cilantro.

For the best result, follow my detailed step-by-step photos, video, and instructions tips and video below.

Taro Roots Health Benefits:

Taro root is a vegetable used in a variety of cuisines around the world. It has a mild, nutty taste, starchy texture, and nutritional benefits that make it a healthier alternative to other root vegetables like potatoes. Taro root is commonly added to savory dishes or fried as a snack, but it can also add creaminess and purple color to sweet recipes.

Taro is rich in nutrients that can provide important health benefits. A one-cup serving has a third of your daily recommended intake of manganese, which contributes to a good metabolism, bone health, and blood clotting.

Its high levels of vitamins can also promote healthy vision, skin, circulation, and immune system function.

Anda Chana Recipe ( Egg Chana Masala )

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anda chana recipe with step by step with photos

Chana Anda Masala | Chole Masala | How to Make Chana Masala with step-by-step photos...

Chole Masala is aromatic and flavored chana and curry, literally mixed spice also known as Chorley. As one of the most popular dishes in the world, both in and out of India and Pakistan, it is a dish originating from the Punjab side. Chickpeas cooked in a spicy and tangy tomato-based sauce—it is the kind of dish that stirs passions in the recipe. My version might not taste like your elders like a grandmother, but I promise it tastes damn good.

The main ingredients are a variety of chickpeas called chana. Chickpeas typically include onion, chopped tomatoes, coriander seeds, and ginger-garlic; here I did a variation with a different type of blended spices along with boiled eggs and mashed potato, so let's begin.

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To prepare this recipe, first rinse chickpeas thoroughly, then soak them in water by adding baking soda overnight or at least for 8 hours minimum.

Then drain out all soaked chana from the water. Right after, take a large-capacity pot and put all chana in the pot with enough water. Bring it to a boil, remove all scum on top of the surface, and cover the lid.

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Cook for around an hour, and if you are using a pressure cooker, then 25 minutes is enough to cook well. Drain all boiled chickpeas from the water and reserve chana water for later use

Note: you can use canned chickpeas as well.

In the meantime,e start preparation to make masala for use in chana, as it gathers all the whole spices like cumin, black peppercorn, cloves, mace, cinnamon stick, green cardamom, black cardamom,

And bay leaf. Put them together in a low-heated pan, then slightly dry roast them for 1-2 minutes over low-medium flame.e

Put all roasted spices in a grinding jar and grind well to a fine powder. Keep aside...

Boil the potato in a saucepan and mash it;t set aside.

Boil the eggs and fry them with a little oil for 2-3 minutes over low-medium flame.

Take a medium pot and heat the oil/ghee and put the onion and sauté them for around 5 minutes; sautée until translucent.

Put the tomatoes and cook them with the onion. Cover the lid and cook the onion with tomatoes for 3-4 minutes on medium flame.

Once tomatoes are soft.

Add ginger-garlic paste, fry them with masala till aroma arises, then add all dry spices.

Cook the masala on medium-low flame until oil is separated from the masala.

Add chickpeas to the pot and stir to mix well. Then put the roasted masala in the chana.

Pour the chana water that we had reserved for later, give a good stir to combine well, and mash a little with a wooden spoon.

Now add boiled and mashed potato to the chana masala.

Stir to mix well, bring it to a boil, then add chicken powder.

Cook it for about 5 more minutes. Toward the end, add baking powder and boiled eggs, stir well, ll then cover thelid, and allow to simmer for around 5 minutes further.

Chana Anda Masala is ready; serve hot.

Transfer to the serving dish and garnish with coriander leaves and green chilies, as well as you can vary with garnishing oil as desired.

Chana Anda Masala can be served with tandoori, naan, and chapatis.

Fried Bhindi Bhujia Recipe

Simple Arbi Fry Recipe ( Taro Root Fry )

Anda Chana Recipe ( Egg Chana Masala )

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