Aloo Baingan Recipe | Aloo Baingan ki Sukhi Sabzi | Vegan Eggplant Potato Recipe
Aloo Baingan ki sabzi or baingan aloo is a delicious vegan and gluten-free recipe. Made with eggplants & potatoes this tasty dish is very easy to make.
This is purely home-cooked everyday dish which is family favorite veggie especially my son.
Aloo baingan ki sabzi is a simple yet delicious vegan & gluten-free Indian vegetable recipe. Aloo is the Hindi word for potato and baingan for eggplant so basically, this dish is made by cooking potatoes and eggplants with tomatoes, and a few spices. This is purely NO Onion NO Garlic Recipe
Even this simple recipe has different variations and I love almost all of them. I usually dry and sometime i usually make curry version, will share the recipe soon with my readers. Today I am sharing the most common method of making aloo baingan also called baingan aloo by many.
To make aloo baingan you need the following ingredients:
- Eggplant: Though aloo baingan is generally made with a baby purple variety, feel free to use whichever variety of eggplant is available to you.
- Potato: Any variety of potato can be used
- Tomato
- Indian Spices - turmeric, coriander, red chilli, salt, garam masala
- Olive Oil or any vegetable cooking oil
- Fresh coriander leaves for garnishing
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Aloo baingan is generally served with Indian bread like roti or paratha with side homemade curd or raita or lassi. Though a lot of people don’t love eggplants, I loved this vegetable even as a kid. It’s one of my favorite vegetables.
Course: Main Course
Cuisine: Indian
Diet: Gluten Free, Vegan, Vegetarian
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 15 minutes
Total Time: 20 minutes
Servings: 3 people
Author: Jolly Makkar
Ingredients :
3 medium-sized eggplants chopped into medium-sized pieces
2 medium-sized potatoes chopped into medium-sized pieces
2 medium-sized tomatoes finely chopped
1/2 teaspoon turmeric powder
1/4 teaspoon red chili powder
1/2 tablespoon coriander powder
1/2 teaspoon garam masala powder
Salt as per taste
3 tablespoon olive oil or any cooking oil of your choice
coriander leaves finely chopped
Instructions
1. Heat oil in a pan, stir fry the sliced aloo and baingan by adding some salt and turmeric powder. Cover the pan and cook until the potato and eggplants are nicely cooked.
2. Once it is cooked properly, take all potatoes and baingan into the late.
3. On to the same pan, add chopped tomatoes, all the spice powder, and salt. Mix, cover the pan, and cook it until the tomatoes turn mushy.
4. Once the tomatoes are done add potatoes, eggplant. Add garam masala and cover the pan. Cook covered for another 3-4minutes. then switch off the flame.
5. Garnish with chopped coriander leaves and serve with roti/ paratha or rice and dal.
Notes:
1) Make equal size pieces of potatoes and eggplants.
2) Never add water to cook aloo baingan and let the vegetables get cooked covered in their own moisture.
3) Use a heavy-bottomed pot to make this dish.
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10 comments
Such a lovely evergreen recipe you have here. We used to eat off all the allo baingan that comes in one of our friend's lunchbox to the extent that her mum used to send a dabba full of it. the image reminded me of that time.
ReplyDeleteSuch a simple and comforting sabzi for day to day meals. Perfect to serve with rotis and puris. Even we Sindhis make aloo baingan in the same way.
ReplyDeleteAll time classic, aloo baigan. We love to make this sabji to go with khichdi and kadhi. Instead of garam masala the Gujaratis tend to use fresh green chilli and ginger for flavouring.
ReplyDeleteBaigan aloo is a evergreen combo and one of my most favourite dish. Your recipe is very tempting.
ReplyDeleteThis Aloo Baingan recipe is an all time favourite to go with Dal Chawal. It can be had with roti or paratha.I am fond of this recipe. The tips are indeed useful.
ReplyDeleteVery nice recipe. We have to try. So easy, flavorful and delicious.
ReplyDeleteVery nice recipe. We have to try. So easy, flavorful and delicious.
ReplyDeleteWow, baingan aloo sabji without onion and garlic looks so tempting. Adding garam masala powder to it, gives a nice flavour. I have never used garam masala powder. So next will be try your version with garam masala powder.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Aloo baingan with hot phulkas and dal on the side seems so comforting.I love that this is onion-garlic free so i can make it for my mom too!
ReplyDeleteOne can never go wrong with aloo baingan combo. We love it to the core. Pairs great with pooris and phulkas for lunch.
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