Ingredients
- Besan 500 gm
- Tomato (diced) 100 gm
- Coriander leaves 50 gm (for garnishing)
- Ghee 1 Tbl spoon
- Turmeric powder 1 tbl spoon
- Coriander powder
- cumins powder
- Red Chili powder
- Salt to taste
Preparation
- In besan add 2-3 tbl spoon of Ghee or any vegetable oil and mix it properly.
- Add pinch of Salt, turmeric and cumins seeds to the mix and mix it again.
- Add water and knead it properly. The mix should not be soft as it has to be boiled later on.
- Make Small-Small rolls of the mix more like a 1cm Radius cylindrical (around 10-15 cm long) shape.
- Cut tomato into small pieces and keep it aside.
Cooking
- Boil water in a deep pan.
- Boil besan rolls for 10-15 mins. When they are cooked they will start floating on the surface of boiling water.
- Take the cooked besan rolls out of boiling water and put them aside in a cold water vessel.
- Let the rolls cool down. It take around 5 mins for them to cool down so that they are ready to be cooked.
- Once the besan rolls are cooled cut them in small pieces (round ones).
- Heat oil (mustard oil or vegetable oil) in pan.
- Fry all the besan pieces in the oil till it turns red and keep it aside.
- In the remaining oil add some Asafoetida (Heeng) and Curry-leaves (Tej-Patta) for Seasoning mix (Phoran).
- Add masala (cumins powder, Coriander powder, Turmeric powder, chili powder), Salt and diced tomato to the mix.
- Cook it well till the masala mix starts to leave the pan surface.
- Add some water to make thick gravy.
- When the gravy starts to boil add the fried besan pieces to it.
- Cook for 10 - 15 mins on low-med flame.
- Keep it aside and then sprinkle garam masala first, then coriander leaves (chopped in small pieces).
- In a deep cooking spoon Add 1 tbl spoon Ghee and cumins seeds and heat it on flame so that the ghee is hot and cumin seeds are fried properly in it.
- Add that mix to the Ramruch Curry and cover it for 5 mins. This will bring aroma to the curry.
- Serve it as a side-dish and enjoy the taste.

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