Showing posts with label side dish for roti. Show all posts
Showing posts with label side dish for roti. Show all posts

Apr 18, 2013

Shahi Paneer/Side dish for roti


Who would not love a rich delicacy with Paneer. The most common paneer dish being Paneer Butter masala, I wanted to try something else with paneer. So I made this one that goes well with roti or even jeera rice. It is very mild so it can be had with any spicy pulao also.




Apr 15, 2013

Sweet Corn Capsicum gravy




Green bell pepper generally goes well with most of the veggies like potato, cabbage ,paneer , sweet corn etc. This is one such gravy of Sweet corn and capsicum. Here is the recipe:

Feb 21, 2013

Feb 9, 2013

Mixed Vegetable Curry


   I learnt this recipe from my friend, Mithan. This is one of her best recipes. This is a different variety of vegetable curry which can be had with chapatis or rotis.



Jan 18, 2013

CABBAGE GOTHSU OR CABBAGE GRAVY

       
               Sounds different right ? Gothsu is nothing but a gravier dish which can used for rice or chaapthi. In Tamilnadus it is made as a side dish for pongal. And the most traditional one is made of brinjal or eggplant.. But instead of brinjal I have used cabbage for a variation. I learned this recipe from my Mother-in-law. Also this can be used as a side dish for roti or chapathi.  Generally cabbage is used either as kootu or porial. But this one is the gravier version and can be had with chapathis.

Ingredients:
(Serves two)

Cabbage – 1 cup
Moong dal or pasi paruppu – ¼ cup
Onion – 1
Tomato – 2
Green chillies – 4
Chopped Ginger – 1 tsp
Turmeric powder – a pinch
Hing – a pinch
Mustard seeds - 1 tsp
Jeera - 1 tsp
Curry leaves – a few
Coriander for garnish

Method - 1:

Add moong dal, cabbage, onion tomato, green chillies and chopped ginger layer by layer into a pressure cooker with salt and turmeric powder.

Allow 2 whistles for the cooker.

Once pressure subsides, add curry leaves and coriander for garnishing.

Additionally we can season the curry with mustard seeds, jeera and a pinch of hing. Add this seasoning to the cabbage gravy. Serve hot with rotis.

I skipped this step of seasoning to go Healthy and Oil free :)

This method is very convenient as it doesn't need any extra effort other than cutting the veggies.

Method -2

Add moong dal and cabbage in a pressure cooker . Cook it for 2 whistles.

Heat oil in a skillet. Add mustard seeds , let them crackle. Then add jeera, green chillies , chopped ginger and a pinch of hing.

Sauté chopped onions. Once it turns golden brown, add chopped tomatoes.
Fry for five minutes until the tomato gets cooked.

Add salt and turmeric powder.  At this stage add the cooked cabbage and dal mixture. Red chilli powder can be added to get more spice.

This doesn’t need to boil much as it is cooked already. Garnish with curry leaves or coriander as per choice.

This method would be tastier as the onions and tomatoes would be crunchier than the first method.

It can be served it with any Indian bread varieties.