i tried this with chinese eggplant( i had only that available) and didn`t come out that well..maybe because of the quantity variation..can someone give an idea about the measurements for 2 brinjals ..anyway this a really simple recipe ..thanks!
This recipe has merit in its simplicity. But the recipe very poorly written. The first sentence does not make any sense. What should be put in water? The stems? If the cut pieces are put in water shouldn`t they be drained? No mention is given when turmeric is to be added. Same for salt too.The title is hillariously strange to any non-andhra people. Since it is that long some meaning could have been given in brackets
This recipe has merit in its simplicity. But the recipe very poorly written. The first sentence does not make any sense. What should be put in water? The stems? If the cut pieces are put in water shouldn`t they be drained? No mention is given when turmeric is to be added. Same for salt too.The title is hillariously strange to any non-andhra people. Since it is that long some meaning could have been given in brackets.
Hi it was a good recipe…we can improve the taste by adding onions also (as a paste).Any way thanks…..these online resources will help a lot for bachelors who stay far from house for the studies or other purposes.It is good practice.
Simple and excellent recipe. I also have issues with some of the comments. I searched this recipe from google. I wanted to search for an andhra vankaya curry, not a brinjal curry that would return hundreds of non andhra entries. If you have any experience with cooking, you will be able to follow the instructions.
Regards,
Satya
Sirisha! Ur recipe was awesome and simple indeed. my roommate who does not eat brinjal has savored it and gave a lot of praises to the recipe. Please email any other easy recipes delicious indeed to my email ID(rahul425gyahoo.com) as it helps us indian students in usa esp. for boys.
i tried this with chinese eggplant( i had only that available) and didn`t come out that well..maybe because of the quantity variation..can someone give an idea about the measurements for 2 brinjals ..anyway this a really simple recipe ..thanks!
This recipe has merit in its simplicity. But the recipe very poorly written. The first sentence does not make any sense. What should be put in water? The stems? If the cut pieces are put in water shouldn`t they be drained? No mention is given when turmeric is to be added. Same for salt too.The title is hillariously strange to any non-andhra people. Since it is that long some meaning could have been given in brackets
This recipe has merit in its simplicity. But the recipe very poorly written. The first sentence does not make any sense. What should be put in water? The stems? If the cut pieces are put in water shouldn`t they be drained? No mention is given when turmeric is to be added. Same for salt too.The title is hillariously strange to any non-andhra people. Since it is that long some meaning could have been given in brackets.
The recipe though tastes good, the write-up is pretty bad.
hey sirisha, thanks for the recipe. but could u give us the exact quantity for all the items it would be helpful .
I wasnt able to figure out if the coriander paste should be liquidy or dry.
hi,
It was a good recipe. Thanks.
Hi it was a good recipe…we can improve the taste by adding onions also (as a paste).Any way thanks…..these online resources will help a lot for bachelors who stay far from house for the studies or other purposes.It is good practice.
Simple and excellent recipe. I also have issues with some of the comments. I searched this recipe from google. I wanted to search for an andhra vankaya curry, not a brinjal curry that would return hundreds of non andhra entries. If you have any experience with cooking, you will be able to follow the instructions.
Regards,
Satya
Sirisha! Ur recipe was awesome and simple indeed. my roommate who does not eat brinjal has savored it and gave a lot of praises to the recipe. Please email any other easy recipes delicious indeed to my email ID(rahul425gyahoo.com) as it helps us indian students in usa esp. for boys.
This is an awesome recipe. I think the procedure is well written.