Bagara Baingan (Curry d'Aubergines d'Hyderabad)
Petites aubergines fendues mijotées dans une sauce riche aux cacahuètes grillées, sésame, coco et tamarin. Un classique des mariages d'Hyderabad.
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Dry-roast the peanuts, sesame, coconut, coriander and cumin separately until golden. Grind with the roasted onion, ginger-garlic paste and a little water to a smooth paste.
Fry the eggplants
Heat the oil and fry the eggplants for 6–8 minutes, turning, until lightly browned and softened. Remove.
Temper and cook the gravy
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Simmer the eggplants
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Roast and grind the masala
Dry-roast the peanuts, sesame, coconut, coriander and cumin separately until golden. Grind with the roasted onion, ginger-garlic paste and a little water to a smooth paste.
Fry the eggplants
Heat the oil and fry the eggplants for 6–8 minutes, turning, until lightly browned and softened. Remove.
Temper and cook the gravy
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Simmer the eggplants
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The Story Behind the Dish
Bagara baingan is a jewel of Hyderabadi cuisine, which blends Mughlai richness with the peanuts, sesame, tamarind and coconut of the Deccan plateau. 'Bagara' refers to the tempering of spices in hot oil.
It's a fixture at Hyderabadi weddings, where it's served as the classic accompaniment to biryani.
⭐ Why It's Famous
Nutty, tangy and rich, bagara baingan turns humble eggplant into a feast dish.
💡 Fun Fact
Hyderabadi cooks say the gravy is ready when a layer of oil floats to the top — a sign the nuts and spices are fully cooked.
Hyderabad, Telangana
17.39°N, 78.49°E
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