Brinjal rice |Vangi bath is a good treat for brinjal lovers like me. My mom used to pack this Vangi bath for my lunch box and my friends will finish it off in no time. After marriage,i hardly made this very few times,since my hubby doesn’t prefer brinjals. This time when my neighbor gave me a pack of brinjals ,i decided to make rice of of that and shared the rice with them also. Check out my gutti vengaya koora and pan fried eggplant recipe too.
Vangi bath recipe
Preparation Time : 15 mins | Cooking Time : 25 Mins |Serves: 1 cupFor the powder
Coriander seeds 3 tblsp
Red chili 8
Channa dal 2 tblsp
Sesame seeds 1 tblsp
Cinnamon stick a small piece (optional)
Kopparai | dry coconut 2 tblsp
For the rice
Raw rice | basmati rice 1 cup
Eggplant (Small ) 4-5
Onion 1 (optional)
Oil 1 tblsp
Vangi bath powder (recipe given below) 2-3 tblsp
Mustard seeds 1/4 tsp
Urad dal 1 tsp
Peanuts 1 tblsp (optional)
Curry leaves few
Salt as needed
Method:
- Dry roast all the ingredients, under the head "for the powder" and allow it to cool.
- When done, make it to a fine powder and store it in a container.
- Now the vangi bath powder is ready.
- Cook the rice with 1 and half cup of water and allow it to cool completely.
- The grains should be separate.
- Cut the brinjals into small cubes.(i used the long purple colour brinjal)
- Cut the onions lengthwise.
- Heat a kadai and add the oil. Temper with mustard seeds,urad dhal.
- Add onions and saute them for till golden brown.
- Add the brinjals and add salt and turmeric powder.
- Cook in medium flame till the brinjals become tender.
- Don’t add water.
- Add the vangi bath powder and gently mix with the brinjal mixture.
- Roast the peanuts in oil just before mixing the rice. Add curry leaves.
- Mix gently with the rice.
- Transfer to a serving bowl and enjoy with any raita of your choice.
Brinjal rice looks mouthwatering and tempting..great way to add vegees in rice dishes..love the pics..thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteBrinjal Rice looks so yumm!!! A lovely click too:)
ReplyDeleteBrinjal rice looks amazing...and yummy..
ReplyDeleteMy husband doesn't like brinjals too but eats quite a few dishes made with it now.. like vangi baath :) Looks yummy Jeyashri.
ReplyDeleteMy fav one looks tempting ...I do in different way.. this is perfect lunch box menu too.. check mine when u find time.
ReplyDeletemmm yummy b.rice
ReplyDeleteBrinjal rice looks yumm,never tasted this,thanx for sharing...
ReplyDeletebrinjal and rice both are fav and heard a lot about vangi bath. the dish looks yum and lovely click as well.
ReplyDeletebrinjal rice sounds good , full of flavours and comforting!!! nice dish!!
ReplyDeleteLovely presentation,looks delicious....
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ReplyDeleteWow my favourite vangibhath..looks fantastic Jeya..
ReplyDeleteone of my favorites..had made it couple of day back..nice pic
ReplyDeleteAwesome Jeyammaa! Looks mouthwatering.
ReplyDeletewow jeyashree this vangi bhaat luks very delicious, very nice recipe...i love it, vk try ur version nxt tym...very nice click
ReplyDeleteRice looks delicious and the grains are so long and separated .Nice click too.
ReplyDeleteSounds easy enough to try it out,will try this version soon!
ReplyDeletelooks yummy...
ReplyDeleteVangibath is one of family favorite rice dishes..I carried it almost in my lunch box for 12 yrs..now I dont want any more..he he...
ReplyDeletelooks really yummy..
i havent heard of this before..for sure gonna try it and see :)
ReplyDeletedelicious rice...yummy
ReplyDeleteWow looks so tempting its my fav too.....
ReplyDeleteWow This is my favorite dish as I am also a brinjal lover like you.I am hungry now.
ReplyDeleteSooo yummy and tempting rice...
ReplyDeleteThis sure sounds delicious and looks wonderful..Thanks for the Vangibath masala too...
ReplyDeleteit must have tasted heavenly with homemade spice powder
ReplyDeleteThis looks yummy n very tempting!
ReplyDeleteAm sure it tastes wonderful.. But I just cant make them as DH doesnt like Brinjal.. I'll make it for myself someday! :)
ReplyDeleteMy fav mixed rice looks yummy. nice photo.
ReplyDeleteOh wow!!! rice looks so comforting and yummy!!!! i m lov in it...
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ReplyDeleteWow....that's an flavourful rice recipe...looks yummy....
ReplyDeleteJust now made and ate...yummy it was...thanks for the recipe dear
ReplyDeleteThanks for a lovely recipe
ReplyDeleteMy kids loved this. thankyou for the recipe
ReplyDeletehi Jeyashri was reading all your recipes..Since im a learner of ccoking it would be great and helpful if you post ingridents as numbered quantity instead of spoons and cups..
ReplyDeleteToday I tried this rice.it was so good
DeleteToday I tried out this rice.it came so good.thank u
ReplyDeleteHi Jeyasri madam, Am a frequent visitor of ur blog. Ur recipes are too good and easily understandable. Can u let me know how long we can preserve this vangi bath powder.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the message. this podi can be stored in the refrigerator for a week
DeleteMade this dish few times, turns out well... My hubby's favorite now....
ReplyDeleteThanks jeyasri... Your recipes are easy to follow and it always turns out well...
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ReplyDeleteHi Jayashree, very nice dish. For what all dishes this vangibath powder can be used ?? Or its used only for brinjal rice ?? ���� since the tatse is too good, am thinking of using this powder in some other dishes too.���� please advice.
ReplyDeleteYou can use this for capsicum rice, dry curries which involves sambar powder and sambar rice too
DeleteThank you so much jayashree..😊😊
DeleteAwesome recipe, came out very well. Thank you!
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