To get the slimy thing out of the equation I always broil the okra. It can be roasted to become so crunchy and can easily pass off as garnish or in raita. On the other hand it can be toasted enough to be used in preparation of bindi masala. This raita is very common to south Indian cuisine. Original recipe uses the stove top to roast the okra which requires a lot of oil. I thought it would be great to post this recipe because of the broiled low fat crunchy texture and taste of okra. It is super simple to make and makes life easy. Apart from all that, I thought the pictures were very interesting and unique. They were clicked by my husband with the help of the in house food stylists my daughter and niece.
Gadgets:
Cutting Board
Knife
Baking Tray
Measuring cups and spoons
Bowls
Whisk
Wok
Spatula
Ingredients:
Okra - 1 cups sliced into less than 1 cm disks
Salt
Oil - 1 tbsp
Chilli Powder - 1/2 tsp
Yogurt - 1 cups
Asafoetida - a few shakes
Mustard Seeds - 1/2 tsp
Curry Leaves - a few
Dry chilli - 1
Preparation:
1.Turn the oven to broil . Coat the baking tray and okra with 2 tsp of oil, salt, chilli powder and broil for 20- 25 minutes making sure to turn the okra every now and then.
2. Add 1 tsp of oil to the wok. Add mustard seeds, asafoetida, curry leaves and dry chilli and once the mustard seed pops remove from flame and add to yogurt.
3. Add the crunchy okra to the yogurt and serve.
Hi Srimathi,
ReplyDeleteI make it the same way...a very healthy vegetable...
Dr.Sameena@
www.myeasytocookrecipes.blogspot.com
My fav veggie...looks so gud n tempting!
ReplyDeleteVendakka thayir pachadi looks delicious,I make it quite often,love vendakkai...
ReplyDeletePushpa @ simplehomefood.com
Bhindi thayir pachadi looks absolutely yummy and awesome!
ReplyDeletePriya's Easy N Tasty Recipes
Definitely a few minute wonder...loved yur pics and the presentation is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteNice pachadi,even I prepare the same way. Well presented.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a creative recipe. Love it. and pic icing on the cake.:)
ReplyDeletewow delicious thair pachadi luks wounderful...
ReplyDeleteCool... broiling veggies saves a lot of time. Nice pics and well presented
ReplyDeletethats a yummy dish..love it with some chapathis!!
ReplyDeleteI too love okra and broiling okra seems like a good idea to get rid of the gooey texture... Okra raita looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteOkra is my fav veggie too, wow its delicious, will be great with paratha's :)
ReplyDeleteIts my hubby's fav...Nice Clicks too
ReplyDeleteU have an award waiting in my blog...Check it out
nice pictures.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favorites and I love that you used the broiler to get the crunch. Looks delicious and the pictures are very good!
ReplyDelete