- Button mushroom-250 gm
- Medium size onion-2
- Green chilli paste-1tspn
- Ginger garlic paste-2 table spoon
- Tomato medium size-2
- Green pea-150gm
- Turmeric powder-1tspn
- Cumin powder-1 tspn
- Coriander powder-1 tspn
- Red chilli powder-1tspn
- Dry fenugreek leaves powder-1 and1/2tspn
- Chicken masala powdr-1 tspn
- Curd-1/2 cup
- Salt-to taste
- Oil-as required
Recipe:
- Cut the mushroom and keep it in turmeric water for 30 minutes.
- Meanwhile cut onion,tomato, into very small pieces.
- Now squeeze the water from the mushroom and fry it in little oil till all the water from this is absorbed and the mushroom becomes light brown in colour.
- Keep this aside.
- Remove skin of green pea and wash it properly and keep aside.
- Keep ginger-garlic paste and green chilli paste ready before cooking.
- Heat oil in a wok,put chopped onion and fry it till golden brown.
- Then put ginger-garlic paste,green chilli paste and fry it for 5 minutes,then add salt and cook nicely till oil comes out from it.
- Put the chopped tomato and cook it nicely.
- Now add the cumin powder,coriander powder,turmeric powder,chicken masala powder,red chilli powder and mix all these masala powder nicely.
- If required add some water,not to burn this masala.
- Now add the dry fenugreek leaves powder and curd and mix them well.
- now add the green pea and cover and cook till the green pea becomes soft.
- now add the previously fried mushroom and mix this properly with the masala so that it is nicely coated.
- Then add 1 tspn of garam masala powder to it and mix well, add3/4 cup water to this and cover the lid and cook for 5 minutes.
- Now add water to make your desired consistency of gravy and cover lid and cook.
- Before 3 minutes of turning the fire off,put 1 table spoon of butter
- Serve hot.
- It's yummy.......
Tips:
- To make the dry fenugreek leaves powder, dry roast it slightly on low heat in a frying pan,then make powder of it by smashing it between your palms.
- If using dry green pea then soak it in water for 6-8 hours,if using normal green matar it's ok.
- Use kashmiri mirch powder,as its not so hot and adds colour to your dish.
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