I got this recipe from my friend Sangeeta, she was so sweet to mail me a complete ‘North Indian Thali menu. The menu was so simple and I will soon post that. But first I thought of posting this recipe in my blog. I always wanted to try aloo and bhidi combo for long time. And she read my mind!
This recipe was so simple and the taste was awesome! I had it with
roti and I am sure it will go well with any plain pulao or steamed rice and a simple dal tadka. In this recipe, you can also get a greenish coloured gravy by increasing the coriander leaves,which tastes great too! So try by yourself and enjoy!
Ingredients
| Ladies finger(small) | 12-14 |
| Potato | 1 or 2 |
| Oil | 4 tblsp |
| Red chilli powder | 1/2 tsp |
| Coriander powder | 2 tsp |
| Garam masala powder | 3/4 tsp |
| Turmeric | 1/8 tsp |
| salt | As needed |
To grind
| Onion | 2 |
| Tomato | 2 |
| Green chilli | 4-5 |
| Garlic flakes(small) | 6-7 |
| Coriander leaves | 2 tblsp |
To temper
| Oil | As needed |
| Jeera | 1 tsp |
Method:
- Chop onion,tomatoes roughly,peel the garlic and grind everything under “to grind” table to a smooth paste.Clean the ladies finger and pat dry it using a kitchen towel. Cut the head and tail of it and slit it in the middle to check.
- Heat a pan and add 2 tblsp of oil and arrange these ladies finger and cook in medium-low flame.Turn/toss to ensure even cooking. carefully drain the ladies finger from oil.
- Arrange peeled and round cut potatoes and cook them till golden and soft.Drain from oil.Temper with jeera.
- Add the ground paste and add all the masala powders-red chilli,garam masala,coriander and turmeric. Add salt.Mix well and fry in medium flame until oil oozes out and raw smell goes away.

- Add the fried ladies finger and potaoes and add 1/2 cup water and mix.Boil in medium flame for 2-3 minutes until the masala coats the potatoes and ladies finger.
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Garnish with coriander leaves if desired and serve with roti or mild pulavs.
Notes:
- Fry in medium flame with generous oil. So that the bhendi and aloo gets cooked.
- A reader suggested doing this part in microwave oven,to avoid excess oil. I have to try myself,but felt its a good idea.
- I was first doubtful how it would taste,but then the bhendi and aloo was really good with the masala,when ate together. Totally enjoyed it!

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really nice and colorful. my mom usually makes dry poriyal with aloo and ladysfinger. bookmarked
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ReplyDeleteMouthwatering Bhindi aloo Raks:-)The first clicks is awesome!! Perfect Combo:-) Loved that cute Kadai..did u get it from here?:-)
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ReplyDeleteWow looks yummy yum...both veggies are my fav..perfect with rotis
ReplyDeleteVery yummy base of masala. Nice way of cutting the potato into rounds. Love to have with rice and dal.
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ReplyDeleteBindi masala is simply droooool worthy :)
This is indeed a great Combo.. I too make this often... The pictures are just making me drool in this morning.
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Fantastic and fabulous curry. Simply mouth watering :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic step by step recipe...love your presentation..
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ReplyDeleteLove the combination.Loved the way you cut potatoes in circles..Delish!
ReplyDeleteI also make it in a similar way. Love this with plain paratha or chapathi.
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ReplyDeletevery interesting combo,never tried before...masala looks so perfect n yummy...
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ReplyDeleteWow what a recipe. My mom males a dry version aloo bhindi, this is soo different n lovely
ReplyDeleteHey this definitely great. For a minute I was reminded of the restaurant where I had eaten it. Delicious recipe. Beautiful presentation and pictures.
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Looks like a delicious gravy but a little work too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! Its mouthwatering!!
ReplyDeleteMasala looks awesome . I do it the dry curry way.. Nice recipe
ReplyDeleteThats one yummy and great looking gravy Raks
ReplyDeleteThat is one good looking curry.. must be great for parties.. can't wait to try.
ReplyDeleteYumm.. looks very delicious, as Cilantro said, little bit work, but I guess it is worth every effort.
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This looks so yum....a must try!!!..
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wow, this is super yummy, lovely preparation, sure to try this out, liked the alu in circle shapes..
ReplyDeleteWow a diffrent recipe and looks delicious ...
ReplyDeletetwo of my all time favorite things in this recipe! and I admire your patience for taking all those wonderful step-by-step pics!
ReplyDeleteDeclious curry ~ I love love this combo with parathas!
ReplyDeleteUSMasala
Looks delicious and tempting...love the combination!
ReplyDeletelove the way you have arranged the step by step pics. enna, jeyashri and you posting recipes also similar now? kalakkunge! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks so tempting and delicious.
ReplyDeleteWow that's a yummy one.Love the combo of veggies and perfect for rotis/chappathis.
ReplyDeletelooks so rich and delicious. perfect for chappati's.
ReplyDeleteThis looks too good....Yummy one...Thanks for the recipe
ReplyDeleteAwesomw recipe. Looks delicious and Bookmarked toooooo :)
ReplyDeleteLovely, potato in the curry is the wonderful add, Raji!
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Wow so so good.. perfect for rotis..
ReplyDeleteThe gravy looks fantastic..Nice rich color & perfect consistency!!
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Seriously drooling over that yummy gravy,absolutely irresistible..
ReplyDeleteNice combo. New to me.Iam drooling over the pics :)
ReplyDeleteComing here for the first time I guess..You have a lovely space here..So much of hard work reflects in your each post..great job done :D..and the gravy with bhindi/aloo looks delicious..hugs and smiles
ReplyDeleteThis looks so yum. I love aloo bhindi and the microwave method looks too tempting for me to try!
ReplyDeleteNice post on aloo bhindi masala..Enjoyed the stepwise pics..
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ReplyDeleteAloo Bhindi masala sounds good and looks delicious like resturant style..
ReplyDeleteI'm just drooling it.. Super clicks & yummy curry..
ReplyDeletelooks great and appealing , another great side for roti's
ReplyDeleteLooks soo tempting..yummy and delicious..:)
ReplyDeleteboth are my fav veggies and you have done a perfect combo of both...love the gravy..
ReplyDeleteLooks soooo yummy.
ReplyDeletelooks really really awesome.. clicks are mouth watering !! must a try out dish in my list..I shall definitely bookmark the link.. thanks for the post :)
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ReplyDeleteI Just made it today it came out very well. funny thing is i keep looking at the pics you posted to check whether I'm doing it right or not. Its so awesome and made my mom too happy that i can cook!!! HoOoOoOoOoOhOoOoOoOoOO!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteCan't we fry both aalu and bhindi together rather than doing them separate? Let me try frying both together..
ReplyDeleteInteresting idea..but i will fry them together rather than doing them separate
ReplyDeleteI made this curry today with just bhendi, and it was a superhit!! Now I don't have to go the restaurant to eat bhendi masala :)
ReplyDeleteHi Raks, first time visiting to your blog. Doing a great job. Bhihindi masala looks yummmmm.. Will try it tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteVery nice....Prepared by my sweet heart...
ReplyDeleteJust tried this recipe... My son loved it and his comment in one word is :YUMMMY!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanx a lot...
I tried this recipe... It came out well... Thanks for posting this!! My Husband loved it!
ReplyDeleteJust tried this recipe...My Husband loved it...It came out well. The pics helps to verify every step in the process. Thanks for posting this.
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummy
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