Today we are travelling to Bihar,its one of the state situated in Eastern part of India.Bihari cuisine is predominantly vegetarian and they use mustard oil and panchporan spices.The very famous dishes in Bihar are sattu ki paratha where as paratha is stuffed with sattu(fried chikpea flour),chokka and bihari kebabs.
Coming to the recipe I bookmarked this one from Vaishali's blog.Ghugni is a curry made with chickpeas and dhuska,a kind of deep fried pancake is served along with ghugni.
Dhuska is a deep fried pancake which resembles vella paniyaram in taste,made in Tamilnadu.But here instead of deep fry,I used a small omelette pan and shallow fried .Lets move on to the recipe...........
Basic Information
Preparation time - 10 minutes
Cooking time - 20 minutes
Serves - 2
Ingredients
Ingredient | Quantity |
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Soaked black chickpeas | 11/2 cups |
Tomato(chopped) | 1(medium size) |
Ginger/inji | 1 tsp(grated) |
Green chilly/pachamilagai | 1-2 |
Red chilly powder/milagai podi | 1/2 tsp |
Coriander powder/dhaniya podi | 1/2 tsp |
Garam masala powder | 1/4 tsp |
Aamchur powder | 1/2 tsp |
Salt | 1 tsp |
Coriander leaves | 1tbs(chopped) |
Oil | 1 tbs |
Cumin seeds/jeeragam | 1/2 tsp |
- Heat a pressure pan with the oil and crackle the cumin seeds,add in the chopped green chilly and grated ginger.
- Next goes in the chopped tomato,cook it until mushy.
- Now add the soaked channa/chickpeas and give it a mix.Then add the red chilly powder,coriander powder,turmeric powder and salt.
- Mix it well and cook it till the oil separates,now add around 11/2 cups of water and pressure cook for 2 whistles in a medium flame.
- Once the pressure subsides,add the garam masala powder and aamchur powder,cook it for a minute.
- Finally sprinkle the coriander leaves and put off the flame.
Basic Information
Soaking time ~2hrs
Preparation time ~ 15 minutes
Cooking time ~10-15 minutes
Ingredients
Ingredient | Quantity |
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Raw rice/pacharisi | 1 cup |
Urad dhal/uluthamparuppu | 1/4 cup |
Channa dhal/kadalaparuppu | 2 tbs |
Salt | 1 tsp |
Oil | as needed |
Method
- Soak the dhals and rice together for at least 2 hrs.
- Grind it to a fine paste,add the salt and mix it well.
- Heat a pan,add in 2 tsp of oil and pour a ladle full of batter.Let it cook,flip it to the other side and cook it for a minute.
- Remove it and serve it with ghugni.
- For the deep fried version pour a ladle full of batter in the hot oil and cook it.
Enjoy.....................................................................
so yummy!! delicious clicks as usual!!
ReplyDeletesuper delicious
ReplyDeleteLooks very very delicious and yummy aks...
ReplyDeleteWould love to try dhuska...something new
ReplyDeletesoooo yummy.. nice dish..
ReplyDeleteGhugni and dhuska,looks like prefect pair, i can happily have them both anytime,lovely dishes together.
ReplyDeleteWonderful combination. Looks delish
ReplyDeleteNice pictures, both ghugni and dhuska look delicious.
ReplyDeleteLovely combination. Clicks are awesome.
ReplyDeleteNice presentation and looks like an nice combination.
ReplyDeleteOh my wat can I say well paired and fabulous ghungni and dhuska there :) made to perfection :) am just stuck in your fantastic clicks and styling :)
ReplyDeletelovely bihari cuisine! lovely photographs too
ReplyDeleteBeautiful clicks .The ghugni Dhuska is a delicious combo and you have done a fantastic job with it. Very well presented. ..Thanks for trying.
ReplyDeleteWow! Lovely spread! Had bookmarked from Vaishali's space too :)
ReplyDeleteAfter seeing lot of ghugni dhuska recipes, I am tempted now to give a try..
ReplyDeletethe pictures looked so good that for once idid not read much of the recipe, but i will come back for it as i have to makethis now
ReplyDeleteI have made a different version of dhuska. Yours looks yumm with gughni...
ReplyDeleteGhugni and dhuska looks awesome...stunning clicks !
ReplyDeleteThe pictures are stunning Nalini..so pretty if I can refer to food like that..:)..you really can spin a tale with your pictures..
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome. I too made the same combo from Vaishali's. As for the dhuska I will try your method to make it next time.
ReplyDeletewow looks so amazing i have not heard of this recipe clicks are amazing
ReplyDeleteSo delicious! I also have this bookmarked from Vaishali's blog, but I am making it for Jharkhand :)
ReplyDeleteperfect Bihari lunch!
ReplyDeleteAwesome combo nalini and wonderful pictures!!! dhuska i too tried for jharkhand, but then again settled for something else.
ReplyDeleteLovely combo and presentation !
ReplyDeleteBeautifully presented dishes & pics are so catchy & beautiful.
ReplyDeletePictures are so good Nalini and I am loving that bowl of yours.And nice recipe choice too :)
ReplyDeleteI too cooked dhuskas. Your combo looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteMy mom made a different kind of Dhuska where the Chana Dal quantity is half the quantity of rice and she uses various other ingredients too. Her cooking is just out of the world but your version also looks yummy. I will definitely try as this is less oily than the traditional Bihari Dhuska. Thanks
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