Tomato onion fry is a very simple dish that tastes great.It takes up a little extra time to prepare because the onions have to be caramelised slowly without burning it.The process is long but totally worth in the end.The sweet caramel taste of the onions and the tartness of the tomatoes simply creates a mouth watering dish.I also add a lot of curry leaves than required which gives a lovely aroma to the dish. One can make it luxurious by adding boiled eggs or fried potatoes or paneer.But i like to keep this one simple.They go very well with chapathis or bread.
This is my post on day 16 of RM 2.
INGREDIENTS
Onions - 2 medium size,sliced thin
capsicum - 1 medium sice , sliced thin
tomato - 1 medium size,cut lengthwiseginger - 1 tsp,chopped fine
garlic - 2 cloves,chopped fine
green chillies - 2-3 nos,slit
curry leaves - of 1 sprig
turmeric pdr - 1/4 tsp
red chilli pdr - 1 tsp
coriander leaves - a bunch,finely chopped
salt to taste
oil
METHOD
Chk out the dishes that my marathon buddies posted today!! 

12 comments:
Guess what Ranji - my roommate made this for me yesterday, as I was craving for something tangy & spicy - and it tasted so yummy! Love ur template too buddy!
Hugs,
Siri
Lovely and simple.I too love it
Looks spicy, Love this on crunchy bread toast.
Wow ranji, i love this a lot ! I wanted to know other variations too , i think i will try your variation for a dip tomorrow:)
Love caramalised onion flavor... looks yum
This is versatile..I add boiled eggs to this sometime..
Yummy dish and my all time favorite with roti. Nice blog.
Simple and best for summers with some curd rice
thats nice, not very complicaed, easy to make and wonderful with roti and dal combo... delicious.
Onions and peppers have such a great flavor, It's nice to eat them as a main dish, which I do not do often enough... Both are so healthy, too! Looks great!
One of my favorite curries to have with Chapathi.It is also called as Thakkali-Ulli.easy to make and tasty as well..;-)
Nice recipe and lovely clicks.You have a wonderful blog.
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