Tuesday, 14 May 2013

CAPSICUM / SHIMLA MIRCH / BELL PEPPER SUBZI WITH BESAN


This is typical Maharastrian dish...thr was some capsicum left  in my fridge..was thinking wht to make...suddenly i got this idea..this i have tried once....as mostly capsicum is used for gopi manchurian in my kitchen...my son doesnt like the taste of the capsicum ..but i like....easy to make...

  INGREDIENTS:

1. Capsicum
4
2. Besan  
¼ CUP
3. Ginger/ Garlic
1 tsp each ( finely chopped)
4. Green chillies
3 no:s ( finely chopped)
5. Coriander pwd
1 tsp
6. Red chilli pwd
1/2 tsp
7. Turmeric pwd 
1/4 tsp
8. Oil    
1 tsp ( this is for besan)
9. Mustard seeds 
1 tsp
10. Cumin seeds  
1 tsp
11.Coriander leaves
1 tblsp
12. Water    
1/4 cup
13. Garam masala  
1/2 tsp  
14. Lemon    
1/2


  METHOD:
   1. In a bowl , mix besan, coriander pwd ,chillipwd, turmeric pwd, garam masala, salt and oil ...and mix well with ur hand...


 
 




2. Roast this besan mixture in a kadai, no need to add oil again, roast till the mixture turns its colour....



 
 


 3. In same kadai, just whip the remaining of the pwds , add oil , put mustards seeds, and when it pops up,add cumin seeds , ginger and garlic, green chillies and saute until  the garlic turns its colour...



 
 

4. Now add the diced capsicum and saute well...cook it by closing the lid for 5 min...in btw saute well...after 5 min , the capsicum becomes tender and now add the salt.....


 
 
5. Then add the roasted besan and saute well ...close the lid for again  5 min...


 
 

 6. When the besan gets mixed up well with capsicum, add coriander and lime juice and mix well....
                                       
 
                  
                                                                              
                                   

Capsicum with besan readyyy!!

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         

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