Being a Jain I am not used to cook brinjal as its prohibited in the religion. And since my childhood I haven't seen brinjals being brought and cooked in our kitchens. I don't know why..
But I cook sometimes...lol... two or three recipes that I learnt from here and there. This one with a spicy stuffing is one of them.
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5 small brinjals
3 tbsp oil
for the stuffing:
1 inch piece of ginger
2 inch piece of coconut
1 green chili
6 cloves garlic
1 onion diced
1 tomato diced
few corriander leaves
1/2 tsp turmeric powder
1 tsp red chili powdr
2 tsp corriander powder
1/2 tsp garam masala
1/2 tsp dry mango powder
salt
Grind all the ingredients for the stuffing into a thick paste. Use very little water if required while grinding.
Slit the brinjals (make a deep criss cross) and stuff the stuffing tightly inthe slits.
Heat oil in a pan and slowly arrange the stuffed brinjals into it.
Add the leftover stuffing into it and sprinkle a little water. Cover and cook for 5 min.
Now flip the brinjals bottom side up, Sprinkle some more water.
Cover and cook again for another few min until the brinjals are properly cooked .
Serve with chapatis or any rice dish.
Looks delicious and I love how easy to follow the recipes are. Would love to try it out.
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