I have
had Do Piaza several times in Indian restaurants, but never ventured in to
making one. Do Piaza mean “two onions”, it gets its name because onions appear twice
in the cooking process (Google). I came across many recipes, but after all the
experiments I have settled with the one below. Since I am
on fasting for this week and the coming week I am posting all vegetarian dishes
and here’s mushroom do piazza, you can very well replace the mushrooms with
chicken or mutton.
Onion
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1 finely chopped
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Tomato
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1 finely chopped
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Whole button mushrooms
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1 packet [ 350 gm]
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Ginger & garlic paste
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2 tsp
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Coriander powder
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2 tsp
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½ tsp
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Turmeric powder
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¼ tsp
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Cumin seeds
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½ tsp
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Oil
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2 tsp
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Salt
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As needed
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Cilantro
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1 tsp finely chopped
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For
Grinding
Onion
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1 cubed
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Tomato
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1 cubed
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Dry red chillies(roasted)
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4 or 5
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Black pepper corns
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1 tsp
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Cilantro
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¼ of a bunch [washed and cleaned]
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Preparation Time: 10-12 minutes Recipe Category: Main Course/Side Dish
Cooking Time: 20-25 minutes Recipe Cuisine: Indian
Author: Priya Anandakumar
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Method
Clean
the mushrooms with a damp cloth and cut them and keep them aside. [Do not wash
the mushrooms, they will absorb all the water and get soggy].
Heat
oil in a kadai, add cumin seeds, onions and sauté until golden brown. Now add
the ginger & garlic paste and sauté until the raw smell goes off.
Then
add the tomatoes and let it get mushy, now add the ground paste, coriander
powder, turmeric powder, salt and let it cook until oil separates.
Serve
it hot with rotis, chapathis or any bread of your choice.
Yummy
and delicious Mushroom Do Piaza is ready…
Suggestions:
I made
mushroom do piazza in a gravy consistency, you can as well make it a little dry.
You can
add some cashew nuts when grinding the paste to make it richer and delicious.
You can
replace mushrooms with chicken or mutton, which taste awesome.
Thank
you for visiting my blog, please come back again for yummy and delicious recipes.
Healthy and tasty recipe.. Well explained with detailed pictures
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ReplyDeleteamazing recipe Priya, good to go and as always well explained, but now a days no mushrooms here :( which other veggies cud i try this with ?
ReplyDeleteThanks Guru, you can try potatoes, carrots, peas and beans, they taste yummy or try chicken or goat meat it is just delicious...
Deleteloved the thick brown gravey !
ReplyDeleteNicely flavored and we do enjoy vegetarian dishes, so am looking forward to the rest.
ReplyDeleteyummmm.......tthis is must for try.
ReplyDeleteYummy and comfort curry. Looks so tasty!
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ReplyDeleteYummy looking one.. Bookmarked Priya :)
ReplyDeleteLoved this recipe.. Mushroom-do-piaza looks tasty especially adore the color of the gravy Priya :-)
ReplyDeleteJust made this- came out a lot drier than yours looked, so I added water. Tasted AMAZING! I also added more chilli as my husband lives hot food- he said it was the best curry I've made! Yay! Thankyou!
ReplyDeleteHi Lola,
DeleteThanks a lot for stopping by and letting me know that do piaza turned out gr8 and you both liked it. Thank you so much, please keep coming back and try other receipes as well...
I have never tasted this roti. Looks really yummy and bookmarked right away. will be trying..
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