Ingredients
|
Quantity
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Eggplant (big)
|
1
|
Onion (small)
|
1
|
Green chills
|
2
|
Jaggery
|
1 table spoon
|
Tamarind paste
|
To taste
|
Salt
|
To taste
|
Oil
|
2 table spoon
|
Coriander leaves
|
Few
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Mustard seeds
|
1 tea spoon
|
Fenu greek seeds (menthulu)
|
6to7
|
Red chills
|
4 to 5
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Minapa vadiyalu
|
few
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Preparation method
- Cut the onion and green chills into the small pieces keep it aside.
- Grease the eggplant with oil and roast it over low heat. To ensure even cooking, rotate the eggplant.
- Remove from flame sprinkle water and leave aside to cool for 8 to 10 minutes. Peel the skin and mash the pulp keep it aside.
- Heat the pan add, oil to it. When the oil is heated add minapa vadiyalu fry them keep it aside.
- After that add mustard seeds and let them pops add fenu greek seeds, red chills and add hinge fry them all together. When it cools down.
- Grind the seasonings into a fine powder.
- Then take a bowl add the mashed eggplant and salt add tamarind paste, turmeric, jagerry and add water mix it well. After that add green chills chopped onions coriander leaves and add seasoning powder stir and mix it well.
- Then garnish with minapa vadiyalu.
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