How to Make Jhatpat Egg Masala Maggi
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Every season bring with them different fruits and vegetables. Not that season is living being and brings things with them. But, in every season the weather differs and is favourable for the growing of these different kinds of vegetables and fruits.
These days we can get varieties of fruits and vegetables throughout the year. But, the seasonal ones, in their own season have their own taste.
Not that every day we like to eat spicy curries. Sometimes a
simple dish, with little effort, can make all the difference.
Though this curry does not fall in the category of Shukto,
yet it is a mix match of a variety of vegetables.
This can be served for lunch, along with the main dishes. Tastes very good with hot tawa rotis. And if you love porota or luchis, this can go with it. It is very simple and less time taking.
Today is a simple niramish/satvik dish of cabbage/bandhakopi. To go with it to increase the taste are its friends from the veggie world. Potato, tomatoes and green peas have joined hands to make this curry interesting and tasteful.
It is really
simple to cook and tasty when served. Just wait for the end result.
Try it in
your kitchen and remember Didibhai’s kitchen for sharing this with you.
Follow the
recipe in the video as you move forward, the cooking and the ingredients are
waiting to be shared.
Talking of Bhelpuri, it reminds us of Indian street food.
Indian
street foods are very popular among men, women, children, old and young, and
even among people who have come from different countries for work or have
settled here.
Popular
among street foods are some like Bhelpuri, Chaat (can find different kinds of
chats), PaniPuri/Golgappas, Pav Bhaji and so many more to name them. The list
will go on and on.
Thinking of
street food like Bhelpuri, a smack of the lips is first what comes at the
desire and thought of it. Making this at home is easy and you find it more
flavoursome and tastier with all the hygiene and the cleanliness that is there.
Watch the video below
Tiffin and snacks are
common in Indian homes. There are so many different types of tiffin, with every
region, giving its different taste and flavour. Be it anywhere in India,
Indians enjoy the tiffin.
Talking about
pancakes, memory is still fresh in my mind, the different types of Bangali
pancakes my mother used to make for us. Some were traditional and some her
innovations. How simple it may be, the taste was always so good. Miss that Ma.
The simple atta pancake, sweet pancakes, ahaaa!! We savoured those sweet ones,
and asked for a second helping.
Let me take you through today’s vegetable utthappam. Simple, easy and tasty.
In this mango season markets are flooded with mangoes. Every Indian household waits for this time of the year for their favourite mangoes. Green mangoes have their own space. They are pickled in many homes to cater for the whole year. With lots of spices and lots of oil, if this pickle is preserved for a longer time it boosts the taste. This home-made pickle need not be preserved for a year only, it can stay in the bottle for many more months.
Prawns have a
different space on the serving table. If you are a prawn eater you will know about
it but if a veggie then can only say ahaa!!!
Just a passing
thought, do prawns fall in the category of fish? Thoughts will come and go…some
will get answers and some waiting for answers.
Better to carry on with the cooking part.