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Kothimbir Vadi - Crispy And Crunchy

Kothimbir (Marathi) means coriander.  Kotbimbir is usually used to garnish dishes but making a dish out of it would be an interesting concept. Kothimbir vadi is a Maharashtrian dish served as snacks or a side bite during your meal. There are many methods of preparing this dish but the most popular one is by deep or shallow frying. Coriander plays a very important role in this recipe so always use a fresh one. These are delicious, crispy, crunchy, a little spicy and full of flavours. Lets quickly look at this recipe: Ingredients: 1 bunch coriander  8-10 cloves garlic  2 tsp sesame seeds  1 tsp carom seeds 1 tsp red chilly powder  1/2 tsp turmeric powder 1 cup gram flour/ besan 3 tsp rice flour 8-10 green chilies roasted 1 tsp jeera Salt as per taste  Oil for deep frying  Procedure: Clean the coriander properly and wash it with water thoroughly. Let the water dry out completely then finely chop the coriander. Make paste of the spices ie., garlic, carom seeds, gree

Maharashtrian Style Misal Paav

Misal Pav is the most popular Maharashtrian breakfast dish topped with onions, tomatoes, farsan, sev and lemon juice on top of it.The dish sounds so interesting...😋 the same way it's going to taste too. This dish is a treat for all those foodies who love spicy, tangy, spices and flavours. I can personally eat this dish anytime in a day, just love it. I had this dish 3 years back for the very first time and always had a craving to eat it next time again, every time. 

NOTE:- This dish can be modified to suit every individual's level of heat (spiciness)
Let's, look at the mouth-watering recipe quickly:

Ingredients: To prepare gravy
2 cups sprouted beans/matki/sprouted moth
1 large-sized tomato - chopped 
2 tsp fresh coriander 
1 tsp ginger garlic paste
3 tsp special misal masala 
3 tsp oil
2 tsp kashmiri red chilly powder 
1 tsp turmeric powder 
Salt as per taste 
3 glass hot water 

Misal Masala:
1 medium-sized onion - chopped
10-16 dry red chilli 
2 tsp coriander seeds 
1 tsp poppy seeds
1 tsp shah jeera 
1 cinnamon stick 
3-4 cloves
5 black pepper seeds 
1 badi elaichi
1 tsp oil

Procedure Of Making Masala:
  1. Heat oil in a pan keeping the flame low.
  2. Add chopped onions to it and mix well. Cook onions till golden brown and keep them aside on a plate.
  3. In the same oil saute cinnamon stick, badi elaichi, cloves, and black pepper and keep them also aside. 
  4. Further, roast coriander seeds in the same pan for 30 - 40 second on low flame, and then add shah jeera, bay leaves and poppy seeds, also cook the same for a minute. Remove them on a plate and keep them aside.
  5. Roast all the dry red chillies on a low flame for at least 2 min and keep them aside. 
  6. Let all the spices cool down to room temperature and blend it to a smooth paste using water.
Special misal masala is ready to use. 

Procedure Of Making Misal:
  1. Take a big kadhai, pour oil in it. 
  2. Let the oil heat properly and then add ginger garlic paste to it. Cook and stir the paste properly on a low flame for 3-5 min.
  3. Add red chilly powder, turmeric powder, and 3/4th of chopped tomatoes to the pan and allow it to cook till it turns mushy.
  4. If required mash the tomatoes in the same pan using the ladle.
  5. Further, add the misal masala and give it a good mix, cover the kadhai with a lid. Cook until the oil starts releasing from the side.
  6. Place water to boil on the other side. 
  7. Add sprouted matki to the masala and give it a good mix.
  8. Now add hot water and salt to it. Cover the lid and let it boil on the low flame at least for 10 min.
The oil will start floating so now misal is ready, turn off the gas.

How To Serve:
Take some misal in a wide bowl/a dish, add some farsan to it.
Top with some chopped onions, tomatoes and garnish with coriander.
Serve misal with bun (paav) and lemon wedges. 

Maharashtrian Style misal paav is ready to be served. Enjoy and share your feedback. 
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