Ringan Bateta nu shaak (Eggplant or bringle & Potato Curry- Aloo Baigan)is a delicacy in a Gujarati household and in almost every traditional Gujarati function. The potatoes are simmered in spicy eggplant & tomato gravy. It is served with Khichdi, Kadhi, Roti or Puris.
Ringan Bateta nu Shaak
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