Vangi Bath

Thursday, Sep 10, 2026 | 2 minute read | Updated at Thursday, Sep 10, 2026

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Ingredients

IngredientQuantityApprox. Calories
Cooked RiceRefer 1.1 (assumed ~3 cups / 450 g)~585 kcal
Tender Brinjals (eggplant)1/4 kg (250 g)~50 kcal
Vangi Bhath powder2 tbsp (refer recipe)~45 kcal
Grated dry coconut~2 tbsp (20 g)~130 kcal
Lemon juice1 tbsp~4 kcal
Tamarind pulp1 tsp~12 kcal
Saltto taste0 kcal
Cooking oil3 tbsp~360 kcal
Mustard seeds1/4 tsp~5 kcal
Curry leavesa few~1 kcal
Turmeric1 pinch~1 kcal
Cashews1 tbsp~55 kcal

Estimated total: ~1,250 kcal (whole batch) — roughly 300–420 kcal per serving, assuming the recipe serves 3–4 people.

Note: Calorie values are approximate estimates based on standard nutritional data for these ingredients and quantities as written. The rice quantity (Refer 1.1) and coconut quantity were assumed since they reference another page/recipe not shown here — actual values may vary.

Method

  1. Cool the cooked rice.
  2. Cut the brinjals into 1" size pieces. Soak in water with a little salt.
  3. Heat a thick-bottomed kadai.
  4. Add 1 tablespoon of oil. Add mustard seeds and let them splutter. Add curry leaves, turmeric, and cashews.
  5. Add the cut brinjals, Vangi Bhath powder, salt, and tamarind pulp. Mix well. Cover and lower the heat. Let it cook for 6–8 minutes.
  6. Add the cooked, cooled rice, grated coconut, lemon juice, and 2 tablespoons of oil. Mix well. Cover and let it cook on low heat for 5–7 minutes.
  7. Serve and savour Vangi Bhath with pachadi (raita).

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