Soy Bhajili Ghassi means literally fried coconut curry. This is a typical dish made more by Konkani speaking people in Kerela & very tasty. This is not very familiarly present in the Mangalore side, though now people are more aware & try different stuff!
So heres my First Entry to RCI - Konkani hosted by Deepa of Recipes n More.
Ingredients:
Black Channa – ½ cup
Raw Banana – 1
Drum stick – 1
Potato – 1
Toor Dhal – ½ cup
Salt - To taste
For Masol or Gravy:
Coconut – 1 cup
Red Chillies – 5
Dhania – 2 tsps
Udad Dhal – 1 tsp
Haldi – ¼ tsp
Tamarind – a small piece
Method:
1. Soak channa over night and pressure cook well.
2. Wash the toor dhal & pressure cook & set it aside.
3. Cut the banana & potato into big cubes & drumstick into 2 inch pieces. Cook these vegetables in a pan with enough water. Add just a little salt.
4. Once the vegetables are cooked, add the pressure cooked channa to it.
5. MASOL : Fry the coconut in a pan till it turns brown. This will take a good 10-15 minutes. Do it on a medium flame as otherwise it will get burnt out. Fry the other ingredients too & grind all these to a fine paste adding very little water. The masol is ready.
6. Add the masol to the veggie & channa & bring to a good boil. Then add the cooked dhal & salt & bring everything to a good boil.
Authentic & delicious Soy Bhajjili Ghjassi is ready.Enjoy it with rice & a simple upkari – Vegetable & pappad on the side!
10 comments:
Thank you Seema. You rock as usual !!!!
Good to see you back Seema... that curry looks absolutely delicious.
Never heard of this dish seema. looks delish.
Siri
Hey look who is back! how are you doing Seema? Did S start her school? I loved the ghashi with chano and maskasang.
Deepa - Thanks!!
Laavanya - Yup back & hope to stay tuned on.. just becoming lazy - Thats only reason for not blogging regularly!!
Siri - This is a typical Konkani dish - tastes excellent!
RC - Yup back Dear!! Doing good RC & hope same with you too. S has started school & loves it!! I love this Ghassi too :-)
Loved the gashi recipe nice one.. nice combo with soya
Seema, this is a new recipe for me. Looks tasty.
yummy! Ek ghasi asslari, lifeanthu ani kassane jaaee!!
Keep the delish recipes coming.
I plan to resume blogging soon. Will post gardening pics. Had a huge flower bonanza. Enjoyed it.
Radhika.
Soi bhajil ghashi...I don't know if I can have enough of this curry ever!!Yours looks delicious..am sure would have tasted fantastic too!!
so delicious. one of my favorite dishes.
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