Babycorn Mushroom gravy
About:
Mushroom baby corn is a simple delicious gravy where the mushrooms, baby corns are cooked in regular onion-tomato gravy and here I used walnuts for the creamy and thicker consistency of the gravy. In this gravy there is a blend of soft and crunchy vegetables where the mushroom gives soft on bite and baby corn gives crunchy bite. This gravy goes well with most of the dishes like roti/ kulcha/ puri/ some flavoured rice as well.
Health Benefits:
Mushroom being low in sodium and cholesterol is an ideal food for everyone, it is also rich in fiber content, vitamin C and vitamin D.
Baby corn has a nutritional makeup closer to a non-starchy vegetable. Plus, it’s a good source of essential nutrients that keep you healthy. Baby corn can fill you up without costing you too many calories, making it a good choice for those trying to lose or maintain a healthy weight.
Yields-3-4 servings
Preparation time-15 minutes
Cooking time-20-25 minutes
Ingredients:
- Chestnut/button mushrooms-250gms (cleaned and sliced)
- Baby corn-10-12 (rinsed and sliced)
- Chopped onion-1medium
- Chilli powder-1tsp
- Turmeric-1/2tsp
- Coriander powder-1tsp
- Ginger-garlic paste-2tsp
- Black cumin/cumin seeds-1tsp
- Oil-1/2tsp
- Salt- to taste
- Chopped coriander-for garnish
- Lemon juice-to taste
Grinding:
- Chopped onion-1medium
- Chopped tomatoes-2medium
- Roasted walnuts-6-7
- Clove-3
- Cinnamon-1/2inch
- Cardamom-2
- Fennel seeds-1tsp
- Star anise-1
Procedure:
- Combine all the ingredients mentioned under the’ grinding’ table in a food processor/blender and blend to a smooth puree and keep aside.
- Now heat oil in a pan add cumin seeds as it splutters add in onion, ginger garlic paste and saute until onions are translucent.
- Add in ground puree ant cook for 2-3minutes on a medium-high flame.
- Then add in turmeric, chilli powder, coriander powder mix well saute for 1-2minutes/until the raw flavour goes off.
- Add in sliced mushrooms-baby corn, salt mix well and continue to cook until they are soft and tender (approx. 8-10minutes), stirring in between.
- Once cooked adjust the gravy as per the consistency by adding water for thinner gravy and if required thicker continue to cook until desired consistency is attained.
- Turn off the flame once heated through, drizzle some lemon juice, garnish some chopped coriander.
Serve hot with lacha herbed parathas (Recipe click here)
Note:
- Bell pepper/ paneer/ peas can be included as a variation.
- Spices and consistency can be personalised as per the taste
Posted on January 20, 2015, in Indian, Side dish. Bookmark the permalink. 17 Comments.
What a delicious dish. I am such a fan of anything with mushrooms. Another wonderful recipe Chitra.
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Thanx a ton dear Suzanne. .. mushrooms and baby corn was a delightful combo as one adds crunchiness and other soft in creamy gravy just loved it… glad you liked it tooo… 🙂
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I love how you have so many dishes that could so warm me up in the winter weather 🙂
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Thanks Andy…
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looks excellent
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Thank you Charu. .. 🙂
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This is so so up may alley 🙂
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Thanx a ton dear Aruna. … 🙂
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Tempting yummy rich gravy
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Thank you Beena. .. glad you liked it… good day… 🙂
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Wow…looks so delicious Chitra!!!!
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Thank you Malar… 🙂
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Hello..I just tried out this recipe today afternoon and it was yummmmmy…I usually do not post my comments on any dishes that I try from the internet but did did need a mention.
Thank you. Look forward to some more delicious recipes.
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Thanks for your support
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