Category Archives: Side dish
Roasted aubergine gravy: (Grilled OR Baked)
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Boiling, steaming, sautéing, deep fat frying, grilling, broiling, microwaving….and one method that is increasing in popularity these days and is also one of the healthiest ways you can enjoy vegetables….namely roasting.
Health Benefits:
Roasting vegetables helps to retain both the flavour and important nutrients in the vegetable itself. Unlike boiling or even steaming to a lesser degree, the flavour and some of the important vitamins and minerals (especially the water soluble ones like C and the B complex) are not leached out into the cooking water and then poured down the drain afterwards.
Deep fat frying has its own obvious downside such as additional carbs and then with that are digestion issues. Of the remaining cooking methods, sautéing is a pretty decent alternative and finally grilling and broiling enjoy the same healthy benefits as does roasting.
Most importantly, roasted vegetables taste terrific. This cooking technique draws out their natural sweetness. So have chosen this to roast aubergine and cooked in the thick rich onion gravy
Serves: 2
Cooking time: 30-35mins
Preparation time: 30mins
Stuffed capsicum in gravy (Baked or Cooked)
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Capsicum helps in curing many diseases that include lowering blood pressure, reducing cholesterol and warding off strokes and heart attacks, speeding up metabolism, treating colds and fever, preventing cancer and pain control.
Capsicum is low in fat, calories and cholesterol. If you thought your diabetic diet was supposed to be boring, try spicing up your cuisine with capsaicin based products-like hot sauce or jalapeno peppers.
I have stuffed with potatoes; you can stuff with any vegetable, tofu, paneer, brown rice and create a delicious healthy meal option.
You can enjoy these stuffed toasted peppers as it is or dip it in the gravy and enjoy as a side dish.
Makes: 3-4 servings
Preparation time: 20-25mins
Baking time: 20-25mins
Cooking time: 20mins













