I love stuffed vegetables , specially Eggplants, But tired of same stuffing, either crushed peanuts and spices or Stuffed Spicy Baby Eggplants, , Bharwan Karela / Stuffed Bitter gourd. Love it all but need something new to try. I love fresh turver beans too, I don't use peas that much but use frozen turver beans (pigeon peas) much in my cooking and always find in my frozen. So I took that , crushed it with green chili, add spices and stuff it in baby eggplants, spread more on eggplant and done. Its perfect with kadhi , fulka roti and rice. I enjoyed it , you can have it too.
Ingredients :
7-8 Baby Eggplants
1 cup fresh or frozen pigeon peas
1 green chili
1 tsp. Turmeric powder
1 tsp. Garam masala powder
2 tsp. Red chili powder or as per your taste
Salt to taste
Lime juice to taste
2-3 tbsp fresh coriander leaves
1 tbsp. Coconut powder
For Tadka :
3 tbsp. oil
1 tsp. Mustard seeds
1 tsp. Cumin seeds
pinch of Hing
Method:
If you are using frozen peas, take it out in colander and wash it.
Put it in blender along with chopped green chili., Crushed it, not a paste.
Take it out in bowl, add all powder masala, salt, coconut powder, lime juice and mix it.
Take eggplant, make four slits in it, leave the down part connected so you can stuff the masala in it.
Geneously stuffed the eggplants and keep it aside. You should be having leftovers stuffing which we will be using later on.
Heat a flat pan, add oil in it.
Add mustard seeds, when it pops, add cumin seeds, when its changes it color, add hing.
Add stuffed eggplants and cover it.
Cook it on medium flame and turn in between. When its about to done, spread the leftover Lilva masala on top and add 4-5 tbsp. of water and cover it with lid.
Cook till masala also fully cooked.
When its done, serve hot with kadhi, Rotli and rice.
Ingredients :
7-8 Baby Eggplants
1 cup fresh or frozen pigeon peas
1 green chili
1 tsp. Turmeric powder
1 tsp. Garam masala powder
2 tsp. Red chili powder or as per your taste
Salt to taste
Lime juice to taste
2-3 tbsp fresh coriander leaves
1 tbsp. Coconut powder
For Tadka :
3 tbsp. oil
1 tsp. Mustard seeds
1 tsp. Cumin seeds
pinch of Hing
Method:
If you are using frozen peas, take it out in colander and wash it.
Put it in blender along with chopped green chili., Crushed it, not a paste.
Take it out in bowl, add all powder masala, salt, coconut powder, lime juice and mix it.
Take eggplant, make four slits in it, leave the down part connected so you can stuff the masala in it.
Geneously stuffed the eggplants and keep it aside. You should be having leftovers stuffing which we will be using later on.
Heat a flat pan, add oil in it.
Add mustard seeds, when it pops, add cumin seeds, when its changes it color, add hing.
Add stuffed eggplants and cover it.
Cook it on medium flame and turn in between. When its about to done, spread the leftover Lilva masala on top and add 4-5 tbsp. of water and cover it with lid.
Cook till masala also fully cooked.
When its done, serve hot with kadhi, Rotli and rice.
Looks too tempting. I too love stuffed veggies.. This is really yummy
ReplyDeleteThen you should try this , Gloria, Thanks Dear
DeleteThat stuffing is so tempting...
ReplyDeleteYup it is, its little bit like Undhiyu. Thank you
Deletesomething innovative
ReplyDeleteKinda , yes, Thanks dear.
Deletetotally new to me .. looks yum!
ReplyDeleteThanks Veena.
DeleteWow this looks great
ReplyDeleteThanks Akila
DeleteYou are right. It cannot be the same dish. Never tried stuffed eggplant with peas but its so nice. Yum.
ReplyDeleteThanks Nava.
DeleteNice and different stuffing .
ReplyDeleteThank you
DeleteI make bharelu shak but never done it with peas. I love this idea and will definitely try it.
ReplyDeleteSurely try it, you will like it, pair it with kadhi and its awesome. Thanks
DeleteBeautifully presented!!! Looks yum!
ReplyDeletethank you Ree
DeleteNever tried eggplants with peas. Wow! Eggplants are my fav, this one I going to try for sure.
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Sure, let me know too. thank you Minnie
Deleteinteresting one dear,looks delicious!!
ReplyDeleteSounds interesting and delicious.... :)
ReplyDeleteI love using baby eggplants and this recipe sounds just perfect! Thank you for sharing with us at the Hearth and Soul hop.
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