Growing up in Karnataka, a southern state of India, vangibath is one of my favorite dishes. This is what most of the people from this area would say too. 🙂 Typically vangibath is made with rice where the rice is cooked separately and the brinjal curry is then mixed with the rice. For the tang either tamarind or lemon juice is added. My mom makes vangibath with semolina/sooji instead of rice. Rave vangibath is a twist to our good old breakfast favorite upma using the vangibath powder. Its a very simple, easy and delicious recipe, that is very satisfying to every brinjal or upma lover.
Ingredients
upma rava 1 cup
brinjal 4, sliced into long strips
vangibath powder 3 tsp
garam masala 1 tsp
tamarind paste 3/4 tsp
jaggery powder 1 tsp
water 3 cups
oil 8 tsp
mustard seeds 1/2 tsp
urddhal 1 tsp
channa dhal 1 tsp
salt to taste
Method
Dry roast the upma rava till nice aroma comes and set aside.
Heat oil in a pan.
Add the mustard seeds, let splutter then add the urddhal and channa dhal.
Cook for a few seconds till dhals turn light brown.
Add the sliced brinjal fry for 2-3 mins.
Mix in vangibath powder, garam masala powder, salt, jaggery and tamarind paste.
Pour the water and bring it to a boil.
Pour the rave/sooji/semolina into the water with constant stirring.
Close a lid, turn down the flame and let cook till all the water evaporates.
Enjoy the hot rave vangibath.
Thank you Neetha. Never tasted this
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You are welcome :). Try this out Kurian. Its a very easy dish to make.
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Yes Neetha. Thank you
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Interesting recipe ! Looks so delicious !!
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Thanks Megala, glad you found the recipe interesting
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So yum❤️
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Agree Swetha :).. Thanks for stopping by
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Looks wonderful, its such a nice homely meal. I’m sure its a burst of flavors! Will try it soon!
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Thanks a lot Debanita. Yeah its very flavorful. Do drop me a line about how it turned out for you.
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Never thought of making vangi bhaat with rava instead of rice. Thank you for sharing your family recipe! I should definitely try this out. 🙂
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Glad you want to try it out. Thanks for checking the recipe. Do drop me a line when you try it ..
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Love all your recipes Neetha. Will be trying few soon.
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Aww, glad to know Smitha. Thanks! Do let me know how they turn out..
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