Recipe of Award-winning Winter special Gujarati lunch - Undhiyu, Puri, Jalebi, chutney
by Bill Sims
Winter special Gujarati lunch - Undhiyu, Puri, Jalebi, chutney
Hello everybody, I hope you are having an incredible day today. Today, we’re going to make a special dish, winter special gujarati lunch - undhiyu, puri, jalebi, chutney. It is one of my favorites. This time, I am going to make it a little bit unique. This will be really delicious.
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Winter special Gujarati lunch - Undhiyu, Puri, Jalebi, chutney is one of the most favored of recent trending foods on earth. It is easy, it’s quick, it tastes yummy. It is enjoyed by millions daily. They’re fine and they look fantastic. Winter special Gujarati lunch - Undhiyu, Puri, Jalebi, chutney is something that I’ve loved my whole life.
To begin with this recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can have winter special gujarati lunch - undhiyu, puri, jalebi, chutney using 76 ingredients and 15 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Winter special Gujarati lunch - Undhiyu, Puri, Jalebi, chutney:
Get For ravaiya (stuffed brinjals)
Make ready 3-4 baby size tender eggplants (ravaiya na ringan)
Prepare 1 tsp more or less water to bind (if required)
Prepare For main sabzi
Take 8 tbsp oil
Get 1 tomato
Make ready 4 medium size potatoes
Prepare 1 sweet potato
Take 1 ratalu
Get 1/2 cup tuver dana
Prepare 1/2 cup valol papdi dana
Make ready 1/2 cup green peas
Make ready 3/4 cup surati papdi (3 seeded small valol) / regular valol papdi
Make ready 2 tsp lemon juice
Prepare 2 or more tsp sugar
Make ready As per taste Salt
Prepare 2 heaped tablespoons garam masala
Prepare 1 heaped tablespoon dhaniya jeera powder
Take 5 green chillies cut into two(ablong)
Prepare 1 tbsp more or less chilli powder
Make ready 1 glass water
Take 1/2 tsp ajwain
Take 1/2 tsp jeera
Get 1/2 tsp mustard seeds
Take As required Oil to fry
Get 2 tbsp Chilli, ginger, garlic paste
Take For garnishing:
Take As required Green chutney
Get Some Sev
Prepare As required Grated coconut
Make ready As required Chopped coriander
Prepare For green chutney
Make ready 1 cup Coriandar leaves
Make ready 1 tsp lemon juice
Get 1 1/2 tsp sugar
Make ready 3-4 green chillies
Prepare 3 tbsp water
Prepare 2 inches piece coconut
Make ready 4 cloves garlic
Get For Jalebi
Take 100 grams maida
Take 1 tsp cornflour
Prepare 1 tsp vinegar
Get 1 drop yellow or orange food colour
Take 1 tsp curd
Take 1 pinch baking soda
Get 1/4 cup water (or as required)
Make ready As required Oil for frying
Take For sugar syrup***
Take 125 grms sugar
Get 1/4 cup Less than water
Make ready Few Strands of saffron
Get 1 pinch cardamom powder
Prepare 1/2 lemon juice
Take For Puri:
Get 1 measuring cup wheat flour
Get 1/4 tsp salt
Prepare 1 tsp oil
Prepare As required Water/milk to knead dough
It is extremely healthy as it contains nutritious vegetables and it's also filling. Enjoy spicy undhiyu recipe in gujarati language by tasty gujarati food recipes blog, celebrate uttarayan festival with delicious mouthwatering undhiyu. Traditional Undhiyu is laden with oil with deep fried seasonal vegetables, that give it the authentic taste. It is not only a winter special but a delicacy people enjoy after a good kite flying competition during Uttarayan too.
Steps to make Winter special Gujarati lunch - Undhiyu, Puri, Jalebi, chutney:
Prepare all vegetables as shown in the picture. If you have the 3 seeded valol papdi, just remove the head and the tail part-no need to split open. Mix ingredients for ravaiya and stuff in the brinjals. I didn't have ravaiya brinjals, so I just used a large brinjal that was available.
Combine tuver Dana, peas and papdi dana in a pressure cooker. Add 1/2 cup of water, a pinch of turmeric powder, 1/4 spoon salt, and a pinch of asafoetida in it. Cook till a whistle blows. Deep fry potatoes and sweet potatoes (seperately) till they are tender.
Combine ingredients for muthiya and make marble size balls. Deep fry them in the oil.
Heat oil for the main sabji in a thick bottom pan. Crackle mustard, then jeera and then ajwain. Add and fry Chilli, ginger, garlic paste. Then add turmeric powder and asafoetida. Place stuffed brinjals gently in it followed by valol papdi. Toss or stir very gently. Add 2 tbsp oil to control the temperature of oil and to prevent papdi from getting fried in the oil. Cover the pan with a plate with some water in it. Cook on slow heat till brinjals and papdi tender. Keep stirring in between.
Then add fried potatoes and sweet potatoes, boiled mixed peas, green chillies, left over stuffing from ravaiya and tomatoes followed by all the powder spices, sugar and lemon juice. Very gently combine everything, cover again till oil oozes to ensure that the spices are cooked and absorbed well.
Add a glass of water and muthiya. Taste and adjust spices if needed. Gently cut through the sabzi with a spetula so that the water can reach till the bottom. Cover and simmer till oil is seen on the top.
TIP ON SPEEDING UP : prepare ravaiya first. Then cook them as explained in step 4. Frying potatoes, making muthiya and boiling peas -all can be done when the ravaiyas are getting cooked as they take long time to cook.
TIP on taste : Undhiyu is supposed to be slightly on sweet side. Even the green chutney should have outstanding sweetness.
OTHER TIPS : 1. muthiyas are the game changers. You may want to more muthiyas if you like. 2. Add muthiyas only towards the very end. Cook only for 3-5 min after adding muthiya or else they'll break in sabji. 3. If ratalu is available, that can be added after frying like the potatoes. 4. While cooking valol with ravaiyas ensure that valol does not get fried and chewy due to overcooking. If doubts, you may add it a little while after the ravaiyas.
For Instant Jalebi, combine maida, cornflour, curd, baking soda, vinegar, food colour and mix well. Add water as required to make it a smooth paste with ribbon consistency. Pour the batter in a bottle with a nozzle, like a sauce bottle. Combine sugar, water, saffron and cardemom powder in a pan. Put it on flame to cook
Boil till you get one string consistency (take a drop of it between your thumb and finger. Rub them together till it's temperature drops a bit. It should feel oily/slimy. Pull the fingers apart and you'll see a thin single sting forming). Remove from heat. Add lemon juice and let it cool a bit. Heat oil. Squeeze the bottle over hot oil and go around to form Jalebi in oil. Fry on both sides till crunchy.
Remove from oil, deep it in sugar syrup to cover it with the syrup evenly. Remove from syrup. Prepare all jalebis similarly. Ensure that the syrup is not hot or else it will make Jalebi loose. Jalebi can be consumed hot or at room temperature, but the hot one tastes nicer.
For Puri, combine wheat flour, oil and salt. Make semi stiff dough using water or milk. Make a cylindrical roll of dough and cut villas. Roll puris, not too thick like Bhakhri nor too thin like rotli. Fry in smoking hot oil. It will not puff if the oil is not hot enough. Remove it from oil and serve hot with Undhiyu.
For chutney, combine the ingredients for chutney, grind and make smooth. Serve with undhiyu. This chutney should be a bit on sweeter side do as to go well with undhiyu.
Gently take out the sabji in a serving in bowl. Garnish with grated coconut, coriander leaves and sev. Serve hot with puri and green chutney. Traditionally, jalebi is served with Undhiyu and Puri.
Traditional Undhiyu is laden with oil with deep fried seasonal vegetables, that give it the authentic taste. It is not only a winter special but a delicacy people enjoy after a good kite flying competition during Uttarayan too. So go ahead, fly some kites with your family and enjoy this healthy undhiyu recipe. For most Gujaratis, winter isn't winter without the steaming bowls of Undhiyu gracing their dining tables. Undhiyu means 'upside down' in Gujarati - the name is drawn from the traditional method used to cook Undhiyu in rural Gujarat.
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