Last week, I was in one of my I am bored of everything moods. I get these attacks once in a while where the usual chicken, fish, dal and sabji’s just don’t cut the mark for me. I want something different. Something that is not made in my kitchen regularly and considering it is winter (relatively speaking anyways) and there are fresh green peas available. I decided to make Nimona, I had read about Nimona here long time ago, made it once but forgotten about it later. So that day it came back to my memory suddenly. My mother in law who was eating it the first time, loved it and so did everyone else who it.
I think it’s the simplicity of the dish that’s its beauty too. Make it and I promise you will be licking your fingers
Recipe – Nimona , Banarsi Style Mashed Green Peas Curry
Source – Adapted from Banaras Ka Khaana
What I used
How I made it
hey..its refreshing to know you tried this recipe…. at my place esp in winters this is made so frequently. Here garlic and green coriander leaves play major role. You can always mash the peas and fry it for some time. And for gravy have all spices with garlic and green coriander leaves and grind this in a mixer. Add lil oil in separate fry pan, add heeng, jeera bay leaf and then this mix. let it cook for some time and then add green peas mix. Add lil water and let it cook for 5-8 mins. it tastes fresh and so flavorful….
oh almost similar to what I did plus the garlic, will try this version too may be
There is a gang of ladies in my apartment all, who were talking about green peas nimona recipe and how tasty it is…. good i got a recipe from a known cook now.. will try it soon… before fresh green peas are gone 🙂
hope u like it sohini and send me a pic too 😀
thanks for posting this mon. Will try it over the weekend.
enjoy 😀
Here is something I should have added to my latest post. http://potsoup.wordpress.com/2014/01/13/a-pea-for-your-thoughts/
oh what a yummy list that is, I am gonna be making a few things from there soon
My goodness 🙂 I am so so glad you liked nimona 🙂
yes yes I did sangeeta 😉
Looks like a great curry to go with rotis!
Sounds yum. Will try it. We make a similar thing out of green chana.. The fresh ones – and that’s called a Nimna too.
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