In the southern US, they c they served okra breaded and fried in southern cuisine. My Irish relatives call it "lady finger." Bhindi bhajee is definitely the best way to cook it. It needs the curry spices. It is interesting that bhindi bhajee (or mushroom bhajee) is a kind of bhuna whereas onion bhajee is basically a kind of pakora.
Yum my favourite curry dish . It was mums favourite, now my favourite, my daughters favourite and my grandchildren love it also 😊 Those who haven't tried it ..... Honestly give it a go . Very clear cooking instructions
Thanks for your recipe and cooking style - I used to "top and tail" okra and cut it as you did, but then I started cooking it whole, perhaps just a tiny trim of the top but not to expose the inside to too much liquid. I much prefer whole okra! Thanks again - I love all your videos!
Good stuff man👌 I've made bhindi almost similar to yours before, just used mango powder(found that it tightens up the slime and not goowey) and chopped tomatoes. It was an accompliment to a lamb chops dish. We had leftovers of it. So the next day I boiled up some potatoes, gave a rough mash, mixed it all together, got some dough kneaded, and made aloo & bhindi paratha! Mannnn! You have to try that one out.😋🤙
When I used to look after my friend's little girl, I used to gently fry some thinly sliced bhindi/okra. I told her they were 'star vegetables', so she ate them up all the time.
Also, did you know that in the 90s, there was a well known Asian Elvis impersonator who did a song called "Bhindi Baji Boogie" th-cam.com/video/sW-KlqCdHfY/w-d-xo.html
Latif a big congrats you definitely know how to do videos on BIR and the ingredients and measurements are spot on! I am watching from Toronto Canada and being Anglo Indian it's wonderful having these recipes❤
Growing up was a regular staple cut was smaller mixed with dried cod fish cooked until slightly brown with sada roti or parata roti/ ocra as we call it grown and picked fresh from garden❤
Great inspiration from you guys! I made a dry sabzi (?) with bhindi, garlic and nigella-seeds ( I think) years ago. Have forgotten the recipe and can´t find it on the internet. Any help from you great guys? Many thanx from Sweden.
okra is very underrated as a vegetable i've always used 1 inch strips, but i'll try 2 inch and see how i like it man i'm craving bhindi so badly right now
@@LatifsInspired love it ! (also, not a huge fan of okra :D ), also, I think, with the veg curry, you get the easy to digest spices (herbal medicine ), I'm starting to wonder if this style of cooking, is also medicinal !
One again a wonderful dish, which will be done as soon as I find some okra But the camera work is off, I’m sure you can tell what isn’t working in these new series
Great now you tell me, sorry my i introduce myself, im Sargent furytoes i have a very tiny channel, i do cooking and Forza7 videos, and every now and again i do a Saturday night indian makeaway, but I could not find a English voice of this recipe on youtube, anyway great channel 👍
@@Barrygee I know, I e already had a meeting with my editing team and they will rectify from our next shoot. I appreciate your feedback end of the day I’m doing these videos for my viewers. Love as always. Latif
Hi Latif. I live in New Zealand, and Bhindi is hardly ever on the menu. (And believe me, I have been to a few Indian restaurants over here!) This is such a shame as it is my favourite veg dish. I have to rely on my own skills and frozen bhindi .
Also we don’t know if the onions were sliced diced or thin can’t tell because it was a bit blurry and you didn’t show us properly 😢, tbh I don’t even know if this matters or not?
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In the southern US, they c they served okra breaded and fried in southern cuisine. My Irish relatives call it "lady finger." Bhindi bhajee is definitely the best way to cook it. It needs the curry spices. It is interesting that bhindi bhajee (or mushroom bhajee) is a kind of bhuna whereas onion bhajee is basically a kind of pakora.
I am from the southern US. We love okra in gumbo and fried okra is wonderful.
Wow delicious recipe 👍🏽💚🎁🔔💚💚💚💚
Looks good and very appetizing. Will surely try it out
Great video Latif
We like okra. Thank you for showing me a new way of cooking okra.
That and a bombay potato, couple of chapatis and I'm in heaven, love your channel.
Yum my favourite curry dish . It was mums favourite, now my favourite, my daughters favourite and my grandchildren love it also 😊 Those who haven't tried it ..... Honestly give it a go . Very clear cooking instructions
Thanks for your recipe and cooking style - I used to "top and tail" okra and cut it as you did, but then I started cooking it whole, perhaps just a tiny trim of the top but not to expose the inside to too much liquid. I much prefer whole okra! Thanks again - I love all your videos!
Love OKRA
I’ve never liked the texture of okra, but your recipes are so good I’ll give it a try.
Try it
Made this tonight, excellent!
ive never tried okra, will try this in a curry going forward!
The deep fry seems to be the real game changer 'cos it seals in all he 'goo'. Love Bhindi!
Looks delicious….i love bhindi!
Will be cooking OKRA right now
Look Amazing chef I love it 🥰
I usually cook with mince meat and fry the lady fingers too . Will most definitely cook your recipe thank you so much from western australia
I love bhindi, in bhaji and in other recipes.
Thanks - great recipe (as ever).
Thank you for the feedback
I tried okra because of one of your videos. I only trim the tops off. So delicious with Indian spices. Will definitely try this. 😋
Please
Absolutely amazing brother as you said,to die forrr!!!.
Looks amazing. I have frozen okra so I will make this soon. Thanks!
delicious recipe
Thank you
Bought some bindi today what a coincidence that this video came up, will attempt the recipe tomorrow 😊
It’s delicious
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Chef got new production team. Swoosh vid lad. 😘😘
Thank you we are trying to make the best videos. Thank you for feedback
nice man, i like this, you have a calm voice and good skills and vocab.
Great video, as always !! Mark.
Thanks Mark
I have some fresh bhindi in the fridge drawer. This is getting made tonight ...... :)
Love it!!
Good stuff man👌 I've made bhindi almost similar to yours before, just used mango powder(found that it tightens up the slime and not goowey) and chopped tomatoes. It was an accompliment to a lamb chops dish. We had leftovers of it. So the next day I boiled up some potatoes, gave a rough mash, mixed it all together, got some dough kneaded, and made aloo & bhindi paratha! Mannnn! You have to try that one out.😋🤙
Chef, fantastic, my sincere thx!! 👍😊
Andy
Thank you
Made this wonderful can you please do a mulligatawny soup it’s my favourite starter dish thanks
When I used to look after my friend's little girl, I used to gently fry some thinly sliced bhindi/okra. I told her they were 'star vegetables', so she ate them up all the time.
Also, did you know that in the 90s, there was a well known Asian Elvis impersonator who did a song called "Bhindi Baji Boogie" th-cam.com/video/sW-KlqCdHfY/w-d-xo.html
yum!
Production values keep rising, and I'm loving it, Latif. Good lighting and camera angles. Your edits have wipes!
We are trying to give the best quality & working on better angles for you guys to enjoy
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Do you have the shopping list?
Latif a big congrats you definitely know how to do videos on BIR and the ingredients and measurements are spot on! I am watching from Toronto Canada and being Anglo Indian it's wonderful having these recipes❤
Growing up was a regular staple cut was smaller mixed with dried cod fish cooked until slightly brown with sada roti or parata roti/ ocra as we call it grown and picked fresh from garden❤
I think I will try this. We usually like the younger smaller pods bc they are more tender when we cook fried okra. I noticed yours were pretty large.
great channel 👍👍
Thank you for the support
Great inspiration from you guys! I made a dry sabzi (?) with bhindi, garlic and nigella-seeds ( I think) years ago. Have forgotten the recipe and can´t find it on the internet. Any help from you great guys? Many thanx from Sweden.
Hello..i just love your recipes..what is casurimetti in english ? Thanks
dried fenugreek Leaves
@@LatifsInspired thanks so much..im making again your butter chicken ..buona buona🤗🤗
Lovely recipes! A question: What do need to add to a BIR base gravy to make a classic chicken tikka masala sauce?
Any Red Dwarf fans remember the Bhindi Bhaji??
Vindaloovians 👍😂
Ooh my absolute favourite but very hard to find in my local Indian restaurant and takeaways
Yes I know
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okra is very underrated as a vegetable
i've always used 1 inch strips, but i'll try 2 inch and see how i like it
man i'm craving bhindi so badly right now
Same here
Hi. I would love a recipe for a cauliflower bahji.
Yes
Love the recipes and the videos but can you put the recipe list in the video description?
Will ask the team to sort it. Thanks
and where did you get that copper bowl? i would like one
Nice recipe Abdul 👍
Will cook this beautiful food if Sainsbury’s sell okras?
Sultan
Colin
Reading ❤
This is a must
Banging
oh, and can i use coconut oil?
Me love me fisla bindi
Fisla 🫢
Hi we’re is your restaurant idd like too visit
Stoke on Trent
ST7 2ES
I love veg curry, could you do a mixed veg one. Cheers !
Yes why not
@@LatifsInspired love it ! (also, not a huge fan of okra :D ), also, I think, with the veg curry, you get the easy to digest spices (herbal medicine ), I'm starting to wonder if this style of cooking, is also medicinal !
One again a wonderful dish, which will be done as soon as I find some okra
But the camera work is off, I’m sure you can tell what isn’t working in these new series
Great now you tell me, sorry my i introduce myself, im Sargent furytoes i have a very tiny channel, i do cooking and Forza7 videos, and every now and again i do a Saturday night indian makeaway, but I could not find a English voice of this recipe on youtube, anyway great channel 👍
Thank you
Do you always use alu pans?
I’m looking for good pan atm
New spice? Beesmeela? Where can you buy it?
No video?
What do you say when you put the ingredients in?
I’d like to be able to see into the pan more, a higher camera angle perhaps?
Will improve on it. I have a new team.
@@LatifsInspired its not so much a criticism, i’m just nosy and like to have full view of the delicious food
@@Barrygee I know, I e already had a meeting with my editing team and they will rectify from our next shoot. I appreciate your feedback end of the day I’m doing these videos for my viewers. Love as always. Latif
Very nice but u could use less tomatoes and less ginger, garlic.will taste better
No text recipe instructions? Or even just the ingredients?
Hi Latif. I live in New Zealand, and Bhindi is hardly ever on the menu. (And believe me, I have been to a few Indian restaurants over here!) This is such a shame as it is my favourite veg dish. I have to rely on my own skills and frozen bhindi .
Just follow this recipe you will be delighted
Tasty vegetable but mine was frozen
Still great
It is double-fried OKRA.
The vegetable that separates the men from the boyz.
Lol
I do not worry about OKRA being slimy
Never heard of tomatoes in bhindi sabzi. Unless you call it bhindi curry.
Also we don’t know if the onions were sliced diced or thin can’t tell because it was a bit blurry and you didn’t show us properly 😢, tbh I don’t even know if this matters or not?
I hate the "NEW STYLE" camera work! It is much too close. I liked the old style much better where we could see you talk and watch your cooking style.
I’ll take that on board. Thank you so much
Britain videos are much better
Sorry to be saying again , but stop cooking /scraping aluminium shavings into your fabulous food is not good
Yes definitely
Yes! It makes me cringe every time. Please use a wooden spoon or non-aluminium pan.
A brave effort, but okra is just wrong, and no amount of spice will ever change that.
Each to there own but i love it
Ahh, bless
Probably the most vile vegetable of them all... even worse than sprouts!
Oh dear
Tried many of your recipes, awesome. But this... Will give it a go, but a vegetable made by Satan IMHO.😅