Vangi Bath (brinjal rice), a light spicy rice dish made with sauteed brinjal, is yet another delicious rice recipe from South Indian cuisine. It is particularly popular in Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra where Vangi means brinjal/baingan/eggplant and Bath/Bhath/Bhat means rice in local language.
Notes/Tips
The process of making Vangi Bath is simple; brinjal pieces are first cooked with vangi bath masala powder and tamarind pulp, and then mixed with cooked rice. This Vangi Bath Recipe makes this entire process even simpler to follow with detailed instructions and step by step photos, making it even easier for you to cook it at home. This rice dish can also be prepared in just 10-15 minutes if you have leftover steamed rice, and have readymade or homemade vangi bath masala powder on hand.
All the world’s a plate… and your recipe could be the main course!
Foodism is home to culinary professionals and food lovers from across the country. From a comprehensive food magazine, to a networking
platform for food enthusiasts and professionals, as well as a recipe and content sharing platform, Foodism has it all.
And so much more…!
Register and stand a chance to:
Win Instagram features
Get featured in the Foodism magazine
Win cash prizes
Widen your network
Increase your audience base
Whether you’re a food entrepreneur looking at business expansion, a homemaker selling her home-made creations, or a food aficionado
journaling your culinary adventures, Foodism is the place for you.
Register with Foodism today and watch your community grow.