Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Bhindi/Okra/ Ladies Finger Fry
I wanted to take a click when I was done with the dish and went to our patio deck to capture the best light. My little one who is a "curious George", also followed me. He started playing in the yard and I had to go back to get my camera.Then I heard him screaming with joy and came back running, thinking that he might be done with the fry and my bowl :-) But to my surprise I saw a wild bunny sitting next to him.The cute bunny looked very friendly and the happiness on my little guy's face was priceless. I felt close to nature and wilderness!
Getting back to the point,this fry is a hit in our family now. Though my daughter prefers to have more peanuts in it, she likes the okra too
Ingredients
Ladies finger/Okra- 1lb(450gm)
Garlic(crushed/grated)- 8-10 cloves
Red chilli powder- 1tsp
Turmeric-1/4 tsp
Peanut-2 Tbsp
Salt
Oil-3 Tbsp
Method
1.Wash the okra and dry it.(Water makes it sticky)
2.Cut the okra into small pieces
3.Heat oil in a pan and fry the peanuts.
4.Take out the peanuts when it is done.
5.Throw in the crushed garlic into the oil and saute it.
6.To this add chilli powder,turmeric, salt and chopped okra.
7.Mix well and cover with a lid.
8.Cook on medium heat till the okra is half cooked.
9.Take out the lid and let the okra get fried.
10.Add the fried peanuts and mix well.
Contribitor: Namitha
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Nice crispy okra fry...
ReplyDeleteAdding groundnuts sounds interesting!!!
ReplyDeleteWow bindi looks crispy..
ReplyDeleteNice healthy variation by adding peanuts to it!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful picture Nami and Milan looks so cute and I can see his excitement seeing the bunny.,
ReplyDeleteOkra with peanuts sounds interesting!!Never heard like this.Looks crispy and yummy.
ReplyDeletehmm i shud try this.... btw nice pic..!!!
ReplyDeletelovely pic,Interesting & a simple recipe...very nice delicious one..
ReplyDeleteHi!Nice variation by adding whole peanuts to the Okra.
ReplyDeletelovely pic dear..........nice recipe.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite dish. Nice description and photos.
ReplyDeleteAdding peanut to okra is new to me...Looks yum..next time ingane try cheythu nokkanam..n i loved thic click as well..:)
ReplyDeleteNami,love the dish as well as the pic!!!!!
ReplyDeleteNice okra fry Namitha, yet the two little bunnies captured more attention!!
ReplyDeleteOkra fry looks new and yummy! Love the kid click..!
ReplyDeleteboth the okra and milan + the bunny look wonderful. i love okra and i will defly try this one!
ReplyDeleteI am game for Okra anytime!! Peanuts is the surprise element! Beautiful Click Nami!!
ReplyDeleteamazing click,Adding peanuts tomokra sounds yummy.my daughter who is great fan of peanuts will love this surely.
ReplyDeleteLovely okra and delicious. Good click
ReplyDeletefry looks yummy....must try this one!!!
ReplyDeleteOkra with peanut...must try..and your kid looks so excited!Fun age!!
ReplyDeletewoww..this looks amazing..never added peanuts in okra fry...surely i wl try this version..by the way, your daughter is so cute...bt couldn c her face...and i loved that rabbit.. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the lovely comments and compliments..
ReplyDelete@Lena..It's my son..My daughter is 8yrs :-)
Nami -
ReplyDeleteI am a little late in posting my comments. Yesterday when I saw the recipe and picture, it was so mouthwatering that I wanted to try it right away. So I made the fry today with a little bit of 'my own modifications' :P . I have added some onion to saute and some fried cashews too.
It was a super hit here and my daughters loved the okra too (of course the nuts ) :)
- Thanks for the idea :)
Sandhya
Sandhyakutty...you made my day :D So happy to know your kidoos loved it. And guess what the original recipe uses cashews too. Somehow I forgot to mention that :-)
ReplyDeletewow..such a lovely blog...u have a cute name too...looks delicious!
ReplyDeletenever eaten okra using this recipe..it sounds awesome..
ReplyDeletePeanut and okra sounds yum....need to try this combo....
ReplyDeletetried the recipe..came out awesome.thanks
ReplyDeleteThank you...
ReplyDelete@Nits :Thanks a ton. That's a big encouragement..
@Kittymatti : We are a group of friends and thought this name is the most appropriate :-)
@Kitchen flavors : Pl try out and let me know..
Looks absolutely mouthwatering!
ReplyDeletenice pictures...esp ur kid with that bunny:)
ReplyDeleteSo sweet, got to see the bunny there. you are very lucky dear :)
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