I have to confess this is my very first participation in an Online Food Event. Only recently I have found out about various events organized by bloggers, where you submit your creations on a weekly, monthly... theme basis. Here is when I ran across Coffee´s Monthly Blog Patrol (MBP). I have to confess that July´s theme 'Preserve It' suits me like a tailor-made dress. I have been wanting to pickle something special for a long time and had a couple of recipes I wanted to try out, ... but, but, but... So this time, it was today or never. I chose Pickled Chili of Chachi´s Kitchen posted by Saju.
Ok, it doesn't look quite the same, but I have to admit, I just couldn't get green chilies. So, I used red chilies instead. But then I realized that they are way too spicier than the green variety, so I used 1oo g aubergine cubes to 'mild them down'...
Like this:
Then followed the recipe step-by-step
... and created this...
Here is the recipe, just for my reference:
- 10 red chilies and 100 g eggplant
- 1 tspn salt
- 1 tbspn oil
- 1 tbspn lemon juice
- 1 tbspn split and hulled mustard seeds
- 1/4 tspn tumeric
The pickle is ready to serve!
Now I can´t wait to try it in just a couple of hours with my Indian lunch.... :)
Thank you both: Saju, for your creativity in the kitchen and Coffee, for a great event.













4 kommentarer:
Thanks for trying my recipe, it looks scrumptious! even nicer than mine
Hi Saju,
:) you re so sweet, thanx. It turned out to be deadly spicy actually. I think that green chilies are still a smarter choice....
Saju / Zlamushka - i ashamedly have to admit that I have never heard of eggplant pickle, let alone taste it.
Thanks for introducing me to it.
An international blog introducing an Indian to an Indian dish!! Hmmmmmmm
Haha,
I just used it, because the color seemed to complement the color of chilies. Truly saying, it has nothing to do with Indian culture, more than my personal laziness to go to the store and get something "normal"... but it worked out....
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