The best part about the Bhindi is it can be cooked in so many different ways to suit more or less everyone’s taste. You can make the basic one with only the spices, or the one which calls for Besan(gram flour), or stuff them with special masala, these ones known as Bharwaan Bhindi, or the ones which I relish these days...cooked with Tomatoes.
Ingredients:
200 g Bhindi (Lady Fingers)
1 big Tomato
1 Green chilly
2 T Oil
Pinch of Hing
Pinch of Jeera
¾ tsp Turmeric powder
1 tsp Red Chilli powder
1 tsp Coriander powder
Salt to taste
Wash the Bhindis and cut off the stem and ½ cm from the bottom. Cut them into approx. 1 cm long pieces.
Roughly cut the tomato into small pieces. Slit the green chilly and cut it into 2 cm long pieces.
In a wok heat the oil, add hing and Jeera to it. Once it splutters add the green chilly. Sim the gas before putting the spices in it, else it may get burnt. Add turmeric, chilli, coriander powder and Salt to it. Add the Bhindis and tomato; Mix well. Keep mixing every 2-3 mins. Alternatively after adding the Bhindis and the tomatoes, you can transfer this into a dish and cook it in the microwave. I normally do this way.
Let this cook covered till they become tender.
Update: This recipe was shared by my FIL...When he told me the recipe I had my own inhibitions to try this, as I thought that this would turn out very STICKY. But he assured me that wouldn't happen. He was right...when it was ready it was not sticky at all!
24 comments:
First time in your blog..I like this Bhindi recipe..Have fun blogging!
i too make tomato bhindi in a similar way . love the tangy taste of tomatoes .. lovely pic
Nice, colourful curry.....red and green is always a winner combo.
Wow ... nice entry... looks yummy & colourful...
i love bhindi! and your recipe is simply superb. Love the tomatoes and bhindi colours. the curry looks perfect because it doesn't look sticky and broken bhindi not seen:-)
with tomatoes? hmm :)
Tomatoes and bhindi ummm looks yummy
Bhindi is my favourite veggie and bhindi in any form is always welcome :)
looks really tempting...
Hey check out for fun filled festive food event on the blog....
Hi Nidhi, this is really cool recipe. I love bhindi. have added u in my blogroll.
I make bhindi curry just the way you did. YOurs look very delicious and inviting.
Hi nidhi,
first time in ur blog...bindhi looks so fresh and curry looks yummy too:)
I make this too! The tang of tomatoes goes so well with lady's finger.
hey, thanks for stopping by my blog. but small mistake, i've used soya chunks not tofu :-)
~Dershana
I will have to blame that on my no knowledge 'at all' of the Soya products except for the Soya sauce :)
BTW me too am trying to participate in the JFI: Soya...so u can guess the great challenege I am facing.
first time to ur blog...looks awsome and colourful...bendi is one veg that all prefer to have in pleasure...
check my blog.. surprise is there...
~srikars Kitchen
Off to check your blog
Perfect bindi sabji...we too go the same way sometimes (plus adding onion)..I just love this one...
Hey - I made some bhindi too !
http://foodiiee.blogspot.com/2008/07/lady-finger-bhindi-okhra-masala.html
Its quite similar to what I make..however I used Kokam so that it does not turn out to be sticky..
As far as love for the vegetable goes I buy it every alternate weekend ;)
Rgds
Sam !
~Priti
Thanks Priti
~Sameera
Hmm...Kokam. I love the kokam sherbat. Kokam and Okra quite a combination..Off to your blog to check it.
My mom makes bhindi this way, and I just love having it with rice and little bit of oil!
It exclusively your opinion
Tomato and Bhindi Combination is really superb. This is my favorite meal. Thank u.
Top site, I hadn't come across sizzlingbites.blogspot.com before during my searches!
Keep up the fantastic work!
Hey,
I have a inquiry for the webmaster/admin here at www.blogger.com.
May I use part of the information from your post above if I provide a link back to your site?
Thanks,
Peter
Post a Comment