Name: Maharashtrian Dangar Chi Bhaji Recipe
Total time: 29 min
Yield: 3
Cuisine: Maharashtrian

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It is amazing how red pumpkin cooked with minimal oil and everyday spices can turn out to be so tasty Everyday masalas and a simple tempering give the bhoplya cha bharit a very homely and satiating flavour. It is everyday fare that you can enjoy with any meal. Pumpkin itself is a low-cal veggie, and when cooked in such a healthy way with minimal oil, it becomes all the more desirable. Include this yummy dish in your menu and watch your family members lick their fingers in delight You can also try other maharashtrian recipes like maharashtrian pitla and maharashtrian patal bhaji. 

How to make Maharashtrian Dangar Chi Bhaji Recipe

Tarla Dalal

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Maharashtrian

<p>It is amazing how red pumpkin cooked with minimal oil and everyday spices can turn out to be so tasty Everyday masalas and a simple tempering give the bhoplya cha bharit a very homely and satiating flavour. It is everyday fare that you can enjoy with any meal. Pumpkin itself is a low-cal veggie, and when cooked in such a healthy way with minimal oil, it becomes all the more desirable. Include this yummy dish in your menu and watch your family members lick their fingers in delight You can also try other maharashtrian recipes like maharashtrian pitla and maharashtrian patal bhaji. </p>

Red pumpkin cubes

Mustard seeds

Cumin seeds

Curry leaves

Finely chopped garlic

Turmeric powder

Chilli Powder

Garam Masala

Salt

Heat the oil in a deep non-stick pan, add the mustard seeds, cumin seeds and curry leaves and saut on a medium flame for 30 seconds.

step 1

Add the garlic and saut on a medium flame for 30 seconds.

step 2

Add the pumpkin cubes, turmeric powder, chilli powder, garam masala, salt and  cup of water and mix well. Cover with  a lid and cook on a medium flame for 12 minutes, while stirring occasionally.

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