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The ingredients needed to make Sheem Posto (Flat Beans Cooked in Poppy Paste):
- Take 500 g (40 nos. approx) flat beans
- Get 1 tomato, chopped
- Get 4 tbsp poppy seeds
- Take 2 tbsp mustard seeds
- Get 6 green chillies (3 roughly cut and 3 slitted from middle)
- Take 1/2 tsp fenugreek seeds
- Get 2 dried red chilles
- Prepare 1.5 tsp turmeric powder
- Prepare 1 cup warm water
- Take 4 tbsp mustard oil
- Make ready As needed salt
This is one of the most famous way of making the Bengali curry with poppy seeds known as the Poshto Bata. The curry is made in such a way that the beans are not over cooked so that the crunchy texture remains the same and had along with the creamy and spicy curry. How to cook Sheem Bata (Flat Beans Paste) Bengali Make a steam boil flat beans Now make a paste with beans, garlic, green chilli, fresh coriander leaves and couscous. flat beans paste. Plattershare is platform to connect food lovers, food professionals and food.
Steps to make Sheem Posto (Flat Beans Cooked in Poppy Paste):
- Mix poppy seeds, mustard seeds and roughly cut green chillies together and make a fine paste. Keep aside.
- Cut both the heads of flat beans and remove the threads. Rub them with 1 tsp turmeric powder and salt.
- Heat 1 tbsp oil in a pan and add the flat beans. Mix well, lower the flame, cover the lid and cook until the flat beans become soft. Remove from the pan and keep aside.
- Heat the remaining oil and add fenugreek seeds and dried red chilles. Stir and allow them to splutter.
- Now, add slitted green chillies, tomato, 1/2 tsp turmeric powder and salt. Stir until the tomato gets mushy.
- Add the poppy-mustard paste and warm water. Mix well and cover the lid. Lower the flame and cook until the oil starts separating the mixture.
- Now, add the flat beans and mix well. Cover the lid and cook for 7-10 minutes on medium to low flame or until the beans are well cooked.
- The gravy should be completely thick, so, if there remains, open the lid and cook by stirring frequently until the water gets evaporated. Be careful, the gravy should not get burned.
- Once you have the desired consistency, your Sheem Posto is ready to be served.
The Sheem/Hyacinth beans that grew on that vine was the Makhon Sheem or Jack beans ( Conavalia ensiformis) - longer and broader and more tender than the regular hyacinth beans. The way I would love it was steamed with a drizzle of raw and pure mustard oil and salt. Like green beans, crispy fresh flat beans can simply be steamed or microwaved until they're tender. Yet their full-bodied texture and robust flavor make them More mature flat beans and some heritage varieties have fibrous "strings" that run the length of the bean. These are tough and unpalatable, but.
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