Sunday, November 3, 2013

Capsicum Curry



I apologize for going kaput again without any prior notice though the culprit this time is my laptop. :) The display screen has given up and the problem still needs fixing. And for the same reason, I haven't been able to check many posts of  the A- Z blogging marathon yet. I am borrowing my husband's system for the time being and hopefully am going to complete this month's blogging marathon without a hitch.
And here is a simple yet flavorful capsicum curry to kickstart the event.

Ingredients:
1 capsicum - de-seeded and chopped (about 1 cup)
1 tomato - roughly chopped
2 Tbsp peanut - dalia powder
Salt to taste
For tadka:
1 Tbsp oil, 1 tsp each - chanadal, urad dal/skinned black gram, mustard seeds and cumin seeds

Method:
* Heat oil in a kadai / pan and add chana dal, urad dal, cumin seeds and mustard seeds.
* When dals start turning reddish, add tomato and fry for a minute or so.
* Next add the chopped capsicum and salt. Mix well, cover and cook until capsicum softens.
* Now add peanut- roasted chickpea powder, mix and cook for a couple of minutes more.
* Turn off the stove and serve warm with rice / rotis.


This is going to be my contribution to "Cooking with Capsicum". Check what other marathoners are cooking at BM #34.

Comments

12 comments:

  1. Glad to see your posts!! Love such simple, no-nonsense everyday curries!

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  2. I love capsicum in any recipe and this sounds easy to make and delicious too...

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  3. Can have this flavourful curry with rotis or simply with rice.

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  4. very very inviting capsicum curry :)

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  5. It's good to have you back, sure missed your posts..and a nice yummy curry to enjoy!

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  6. a quick curry perfect for any time..would love it with some rice

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  7. This is one of my fav veggies. Love this curry with rice / roti...

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  8. That's one yummy curry. I love adding besan to capsicum curry, but I'm sure peanut-dalia powder adds a lot of flavor and texture to the curry. Must try.

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