“Onion Okra” or “Bhindi Do Pyaza”
is one all time favorite vegetarian dish. This dish is a good combination with
steamed rice as well as roti or chapatti. . Try this and let me know if you
like it.Please rate and comment on my
video; also subscribe to my channel for regular updates.
Preparation Time: 5 minutes
Cooking Time: 15 minutes
Ingredients:
Okra (Bhindi) : 1 pound or approx
500 grams (Wash okra with fresh water and
cut the base) Onion Sliced : 1 medium size Onion Chopped : 1 medium size Shallot Onion : 20 pieces (remove
skins) Cilantro : 1 bunch chopped Green Chili : 2 sliced Mustard oil : 6 tea spoons Yogurt : 2 tea spoons Ginger garlic paste : 2 tea spoon Black Cumin : 1 tea spoon Turmeric powder: 1/4 tea spoon Cumin powder : 2 tea spoons Cumin seed : 1 tea spoon Salt : to taste Sugar : to taste
Method:
Heat some oil on a deep frying
pan and fry sliced onions until dark brown color. Keep them separate for now.
Put a cooking pan on the oven
and add 6 tea spoons mustard oil on it.
When the oil is hot, add cumin
seeds and black cumin seeds to it.
Let these cumin seeds fry
little bit and then add chopped onions and shallot onions.
Fry these onions with the oil
and cumin seeds slightly and then add ginger garlic paste, green chili,
turmeric powder and cumin powder.
Again fry all these together
for few more minutes.
When onions started turning
into light brown color, add okra, salt and sugar.
Mix all these very well, add 1
cup water and allow some time to boil all these by putting a lid on it. Let it
boil for 10 minutes.
After 10 minutes open the lid,
check if okra is boiled properly and then mix 2 tea spoons of yogurt with it.
Add fried onions and chopped cilantro with it, mix everything together and Onion Okra or Bhindi Do Pyaza is ready.
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Fish Curry is the most favorite in Bengal. There are thousands of ways to cook fish. Here is one of the common fish curry recipe in Bengal. Try this and let me know if you like it. Please rate and comment on my video; also subscribe to my website/ channel for regular updates.
Preparation Time: 10 minutes
Cooking Time: 30 minutes
Ingredients:
Fish : 4 pieces (I have used tilapia, you can use rohu or katla also)
Whole Garam Masala : cinnamon (1 piece), cloves (2 pieces) and cardamom (2 pieces) grinded
Salt : to taste
Sugar : to taste
Method:
Get fish pieces into a bowl. Mix little salt and pinch of turmeric powder with it.
On the oven heat a frying pan and add 2 and 1/ 2 tea spoons oil on it.
When the oil is hot, put fish pieces on the pan to fry.
When the side is brown color, it is fried, flip them to fry the other side.
Pick fired fish pieces from the pan and keep separately.
There will be some oil left on the pan to fry potato and cauliflower slightly. Add them on the pan. If the color is brown then the side is done, flip the other side to fry.
Keep fried potato and cauliflower separately.
Put a bigger pan on the oven for the curry.
When the pan is hot, add remaining 2 and 1/ 2 spoons oil.
Now when the oil is little hot, add panch phoron on the oil.
Mix panch phoron with the oil and then add onions and green chili with it.
Fry onions slightly and then add ginger garlic paste with it. Mix the paste properly with onions until the onion is brown color.
Now add tomato on the pan.
Add salt and sugar, mix all these together and put a lid on it to soften tomatoes quickly. Leave it for 3 minutes.
After 3 minutes open the lid and now press boiled soft tomatoes using the spatula to mix it with onions.
Then add turmeric powder, cumin powder, coriander powder and chili powder with it. Mix them with the remaining spices and let it cook again for 2 minutes.
After 2 minutes when all these spices are mixed well together, add slightly fried potato and cauliflowers with them.
Mix the gravy with potato cauliflower and add 1 cup of water. Put a lid and allow potato cauliflower to boil properly. It will take approximately 4 – 5 minutes on medium heat.
Check periodically to see if there is sufficient water to boil them. Press one potato with the spatula to check if boiled.
When the gravy with potato and cauliflower is ready, add fried fish with it.
Again the fish will be boiled with the gravy for approximately 4 minutes so that it will soak some of the gravy to being a great taste together. Some more water can be added at this point to make sure that some gravy will be left after boiling and it is not sticky.
After 4 minutes, the fish curry is boiled. Sprinkle grinded garam masala on top and transfer the curry to a serving bowl.
Garnish with cilantro and enjoy this Bengali style fish curry with steamed rice.