"In the attitude of silence the soul finds the path in a clearer light, and what is elusive and deceptive resolves itself into crystal clearness. Our life is a long and arduous quest after Truth."
Mahatma Gandhi (1869 - 1948)
Mahatma Gandhi (1869 - 1948)
Today is a rare day. I don't feel like writing anything except the recipe
So enjoy the silence and Doi Dim aka Eggs in a Yogurt Sauce. This is almost like the doi maach recipe and when my Ma made this last year we all loved it.
Doi Dim ~ Eggs in a yogurt sauce
Prep:
Cook 6 eggs so that they are hard-boiled. Then peel them. Score the tip of the eggs and rub them with a little turmeric
Make a paste of about 1 cup of chopped red onion
Start Cooking:
Heat oil in a Kadhai/Frying Pan
Add the eggs and fry them till they are a nice orange-yellow color. I don't fry them too much because I don't like the skin all crinkled but I do love the gorgeous yellow color the eggs take with all that light frying with turmeric
Take the eggs out with a slotted spoon and keep aside
Season or temper the same hot oil with 2 Green Cardamom/Elaichi, 2 Clove/Laung, 1/2" or less thin stick of cinnamon, a small Bay leaf/tej patta (this is actually whole Garam Masala)
When the spice pops add the Onion paste
Fry with 1/2 tsp of sugar till the onion turns a shade of pinkish brown and you see the oil separating. Remember the onion paste should not burn but should turn a nice shade of lighter brown with tinges of pink
Meanwhile in a bowl add 1/2 cup of plain thick yogurt, 1 tsp of Ginger paste, 1 tsp of Red chilli powder (adjust according to your taste), little Turmeric powder and beat well till the mix is smooth. Note: I feel this dish requires a little heat from the chilli so if you are not using Red chilli powder compensate with hot Indian Green Chilli
Take the Kadhai/Frying pan off the heat and add the beaten yogurt slowly. Mix with the onion paste and return to heat after 30 secs or a minute. Note: If you add the yogurt directly when the utensil is on heat the curd may curdle so you need to do this
Add 1/2 - 1 cup of water
Add salt and 4 slit green chillies(hot Indian green chilli)
At low heat let the gravy simmer till it comes to a boil. Let the gravy thicken to your desired consistency
Add the eggs and cook for a couple more minutes
Add sufficient chopped corriander and you are done. While serving you can slice the eggs in halves or let them remain whole
Related egg dishes in my blog
Dim er Dhoka
Spicy Egg Bake












30 comments:
Will try this one out. I like experimenting with eggs a lot. Have you ever tried the one where you add some besan and chopped green chillies while frying the onions and then carry on like regular 'dim-er'daalna'? It tastes pretty good.
ur dish look yumy...even i like egg dishes too....will try ur style soon..tx for sharing
I just saw your menu for week and I was going to ask for Doi Dim recipe, comment was closed and here you are with it!
Love the egg dish, yogurt sauce sounds so good. I will make this, we love Egg dishes. Thanks for the recipe.
There is a Egg dishes event if you like to send this to it.
Have a fun weekend, it's supposed to be very sunny weekend here, might BBQ some Burgers! :)
For u is a rare day, Most of days my mind is blank with only recipe in hand. Actually tuesd I was looking on ur site about this egg curry. I will try soon ! Thanks for the recipe & Delicous!
i hear ya :)..some days you just want to get to the point..btw. liked ur weekely menu..may borrow an udea or two...not that i am lacking in time...i like easy fixes for jeeves lunch :),,have a great weekend sandeepa!
This looks yummy :-)
Hi, Happy Sri Rama Navami!
lovely pic. **goes back into silence** :D
This sounds so unique and intriguing.. delicious.. love the photo!
The first picture is gorgeous. Love the color combination and the contrast it has.
I enjoy your writing, so I hope you come back to your non-silence mode :-))
after a night of wailing winds I kind of like the silence. The egg dish looks delicious and for egg fans nothing like a new recipe. Yogurt sauce sounds good.
Great pix *Trying to enjoy the silence*
I have never cooked egg with yougurt. kintu eat ekdom maacher kalia r moton shonachey. cool idea.. i will need to try this out sometimes..
I am always looking for egg recipes,and even while cooking as a teenager, I used to try adding curd to everything - so this seems to be a perfect combination! Looks really delicious!
Anamika
Never added besan to regular dim er dalna. And then you add tomatoes and everything too ?
Thanks Everyone
It IS quiet around here :D
I love the crinkly skin .. and add some sugar when frying .. the eggs get a reddish tinge. Doi dim kokhono korini ... darun idea Sandeepa! :-)
Gorgeous Pics ,lovely captured moments..
hugs and smiles
Oh wow, never heard of it. I should try this. I like cooking with yogurt! :)
Eta ekdom notun recipe. Try korbo.
A rare day that I don't leave you a 3-page comment, Sandeepa :)
Love doi dim... I bet that would make a lovely breakfast too!
This egg curry looks ineresting with yougurt! mmm will give a try sometime.
Yes, normal tomato, ginger, garlic and everything else after the besan.
Doi Dim sounds and looks fab! Nice idea to start a weekly menu post. Might help me too :)
Hi Sandeepa,
anything with doi, I just love that recipe. I am hosting an event for this month, its on eggs, would love to have this recipe as an entry. Check the link for more details: http://bengalicuisine.wordpress.com/2009/04/02/announcing-event-for-eggs/
lovely pics and nothing like doi dim ..:)
I like your doi dim...........I am going to try it out soon.Here I'd like to use mustard oil as the cooking medium...........Finally before turning off the flame I'd add some mustard oil(it gives a wonderful flavour).
Ooh, I love this recipe, will give it a try soon.
Mamatha
Hi Sandeepa,
This is my first attempt at Doi Dim and it just turned out so tasty, that I am unable to describe it in words. I loved the way you give approximate measures, this gave me a completely free hand to make the dish just right to my liking. I am going to be a regular visitor to your site. Thank you.
came to this recipe from asha's blog... I love egg dishes... but I must admit... I loved the name more than anything else...
egg = dim?
Yes Raaga :)
Thanks Chitra
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