Bashi hiki riha – Aubergine / Eggplant curry

Authorazu
Yields1 Serving
Total Time30 minsPrep Time5 minsCook Time25 mins

Ingredients

 500 g aubergine/eggplant – diced into about 1 inch cubes
 4 tbsp cooking oil
 2 cup onion – diced into about 1 inch cubes
 ¼ cup curry leaves
 1 tsp ginger – grated
 3 cloves garlic – pressed/grated/very finely chopped
 1 tsp mustard seeds
 1 Scotch Bonnet (githeyo mirus) – finely chopped
 3 cardamom seeds
 ½ tsp chili powder
 1 tsp curry powder
 Salt to taste
 Vegetable oil for frying

Directions

1

Deep fry the aubergine/eggplant on medium heat until crispy and brown. Leave aside.

2

Heat the 4 tbsp oil and sauté the onions, garlic, ginger, curry leaves and mustard seeds.

3

Add the fried aubergine/eggplant, cardamom seeds and pepper. Toss. Add the chili powder, curry powder and salt and stir.

4

Simmer for about 2 minutes, stirring occasionally.

Note
5

add 2 tbsp of smoked, dried tuna (sliced/chopped) for additional flavor.

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Ingredients

 500 g aubergine/eggplant – diced into about 1 inch cubes
 4 tbsp cooking oil
 2 cup onion – diced into about 1 inch cubes
 ¼ cup curry leaves
 1 tsp ginger – grated
 3 cloves garlic – pressed/grated/very finely chopped
 1 tsp mustard seeds
 1 Scotch Bonnet (githeyo mirus) – finely chopped
 3 cardamom seeds
 ½ tsp chili powder
 1 tsp curry powder
 Salt to taste
 Vegetable oil for frying

Directions

1

Deep fry the aubergine/eggplant on medium heat until crispy and brown. Leave aside.

2

Heat the 4 tbsp oil and sauté the onions, garlic, ginger, curry leaves and mustard seeds.

3

Add the fried aubergine/eggplant, cardamom seeds and pepper. Toss. Add the chili powder, curry powder and salt and stir.

4

Simmer for about 2 minutes, stirring occasionally.

Note
5

add 2 tbsp of smoked, dried tuna (sliced/chopped) for additional flavor.

Bashi hiki riha – Aubergine / Eggplant curry

2 thoughts on “Bashi hiki riha – Aubergine / Eggplant curry

  • This is one of my favourite curry. Thanks for the recipe.

  • I am going to try this but I didn’t know what a dorset naga was. Looked it up and there are grown men on youtube crying and dying when they eat them. Think I might try a less hot chili.

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