Showing posts with label methi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label methi. Show all posts

Thursday, 15 February 2018

Methi (fenugreek leaves) with brinjal recipe

 Methi or fenugreek finds an amazing range if uses in every kitchen.Owing to its diabetic friendly quality and the distinctive aroma it leaves when sauteed ,methi leaves are an all time favourite among many people.

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In order to get the best taste it is better to get the smaller variety of methi leaves,which are more flavouful and less bitter.

Ingredients
2 cups of washed and finely chopped methi leaves
Three forth cup of brinjal cut in small pieces(thinly Sliced)
1 dry red chilli
Salt turmeric-half teaspoon
Oil-2 teaspoon(you can take any cooking oil of your choice


Procedure
1 -Heat oil in a pan
2 Add the dry red chilli (break in two )
3-Let the chilli turn black and start leaving the aroma
4-Add the brinjals,with the salt and the turmeric
5-Saute for 1 minute
6-Add the methi leaves next
7-Mix well with the brinjals
8-Cover and cook on low for about 5 minutes
9-Open the lid and spread out the leaves,and saute in high heat for another 5 minutes by stirring in between
10-By now the water in it should have dried ,and the leaves should start leaving a good aroma of methi
11-Switch off the flame
12-Enjoy with steamed rice







Thursday, 30 November 2017

Methi Paratha(With a twist) | Fenugreek leaves paratha recipe | Indian style flatbread with fenugreek leaves

METHI PARATHA


   The much heard about and the much loved recipe is here once again.The methi paratha,also known as the thepla is a favourite winter breakfast food many.This is a very popular item among the Gujarati population,where the recipes vary from region to region.as far as I understand this method is followed by the people of Surat.
I have experimented with methi parathas in many ways,but this is a method that I found best.There is  a distinct change in taste when I prepare it in this method.the flavours of the methi leaves become more pronounced in this method.This method has its own advantages ,as the dough can easily be stored for two days in the refrigerator in this method.







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Saturday, 18 November 2017

Methi Poori (Fenugreek Leaves Poori) recipe

   If I have methi leavs (fenugreek leaves )  I have enough and more options for preparing.The methi is a very healthy food too apart from being a good fibre ,it has medicinal benefits too.It is diabetic friendly.Then the flavour,the earthen aroma of the leaves when fried is something most of us love. Methi is essentially a winter veggie,though these days it can be seen year round.
Though I try avoiding deep fried food ,I make the methi poori (puffed unleavened bread)at least once  a year.