March 1st 2011
Though I have grown up in a South Indian family, chapatti and sabzis have always been a staple at my home. And when Amma makes them..whether they are 5 or 500; from top to bottom they all will match up in size and shape like the pancakes shown on TV for Ihop commercials :P
Anyway point to convey is that we are always looking for sabzis that are easy to make and go well with rotis. This particular one fits the bill to a T. Easy to make and tasty to the palette.
Difficulty level : Easy
Time: under 30 min
Ingredients
- 4 nos green bell pepper
- 2-3 tbsps besan (Gram Flour)
- dhaniya powder ( 3 tsps)
- jeera powder ( 2 tsp)
- garam masala ( 2 tsp)
- chilly powder ( 2 tsp)
- turmeric powder ( a pinch)
- salt
- oil
Method de Preparation
- Wash and cut bell pepper in squares or thin slices.
- Take oil in a pan, add the besan and allow it to cook some. Allow the raw smell to go away and for it to brown just a bit. You can start smelling the flavor of the besan.
- At this point add the bell peppers and a pinch of turmeric and some salt.
- Cover for just a few min (~ 2-3 min) and cook. After that don't cover as bell pepper cooks very quickly anyway.
- In some time add a bit of oil and then add the dhaniya, jeera and garam masala powders. Add the chilly powder too.
- Allow everything to come together. Add salt if required. Turn off heat.
- Serve with rotis or chappatis.
1 comments:
Anu - Super recipe... I have one request, please post a basic recipe for rotis. I always mess up on the water to flour ratio and it gets either too watery or too tough. :-( What is the trick to soft rotis?
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