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Uploaded by on Jul 5, 2007

For a detailed recipe, please visit our website...
http://www.showmethecurry.com/2007/06/14/eggplant-peas-baingan-bhurta/

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  • Hi, I tried ur way to cook bengan ka bharta... taste was really nice... but wanted to know in detail the temperature u put the egg plant in oven and also the time...( Be specific to oven please as i dnt have microwave at home )

  • @dishadoshi20 : It is cooked in the oven and not in the microwave and the temperature and the timings are there in the video. Pl. watch the video once again.

  • why dont you guys make slits in brinjal before microwave , it will explode otherwise ....

  • @jsschill05 : It is cooked in the oven and not in the microwave, for the microwave, it is advisable to slit or poke the eggplant.

  • Hey Hetal n Anuja....Jus wanted to let u guys know i tried this out today and it was sooooo yumm...btw i am someone who has never eaten eggplant in my life b4.My hubby likes this dish that is y i gave it a try..i dont have an oven so chopped it & put it in the microwave.Your aloo meethi & doodhi kofta is also made by almost every week.Wil surely check out your other recipes as well...jus wanted to say THANK YOU,U guys are doing a great job :-) :-)

  • @harshasgs1 : Thank you for your feedback :) Glad you enjoyed the dishes!

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  • u two ladies r really doing a great job thank you very much really appreciated

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  • @dishadoshi20 400 F about 1 hour

  • @saurabhgrover2715

    Yes, that is the traditional method of roasting eggplant. Be careful though, it can get messy.

  • can we roast it on d direct flame??

  • I boil the baingan whole till it's very soft and falling apart. I mash it with a fork, skin and all. Then I start frying the onions ( lots! ), add the masala, salt, tomatoes and green chillies, fry a bit and add the mashed baingan. Now the best and hard part. Fry all together, constantly stirring and mixing it.

    That's how I observed it being done by my friend long ago, and that's how I like it!

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