Re: Aaj kya pakaaya/khaaya
I don't even eat fish and that salmon looks good! I don't like that raw look...but yours has a nice coating. I tried a tiny piece of salmon not too long ago...and it wasn 't fishy at all surprisingly. But I have like this fear that it will taste more fishy if I have a bigger piece... It's a weird mental block.
I know what you're referring to when you say the raw look. I made the salmon again tonight and it was soooo good. Like juicy and falling off the fork good. Salmon doesn't taste fishy to me when its cooked.
I used to be that way about sushi wayyy back...but now I love it. LOL
Reha, can you please share the recipe of Chana saag :)
Its suuuper simple.
Fry up one onion and one clove of garlic in a non-stick pot in a bit of cooking spray and once its golden brown, add in two chopped tomatoes. While these two are frying, you will add in your masalas which are salt (to taste), 1/4 teaspoon lal mirch, 1/4 teaspoon haldi, 1 tbsp ginger garlic paste, 1 bari elaichi, 1 tsp cumin seeds, and you can also add 1/2 tsp garam masala...I don't use garam masala at all though.
In a separate pot, I will also have my cholay cooking...I will use canned cholay but boil them further in water to get the salt out and make them a bit softer.
Once my masala is done...as in the water has evaporated...I will add in my cholay with a cup of water and let it cook until the water is halfway evaporated. At that point, I will add in chopped spinach.
This mixture will cook until the water is almost gone...at this point you can add in the eggs:
You can add in hard boiled eggs or create a few holes in your pot in the cholay and crack an egg in each one of them. Mix it in so the egg becomes part of the cholay. You can also drop in poached eggs when serving or fry a sunny side up egg in a separate pan and lay it on top when serving.
Instead of water, you can also use chicken or vegetable broth for more flavor.