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Egg Butter Masala

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Egg Butter Masala

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Boiled eggs simmered in a delicious and flavorsome butter masala gravy aka Makhani gravy. Serve this with rice, roti, paratha or flavored rice dishes

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  • Vegetarian
  • Gluten-free
  • Indian
  • Side
  • egg butter masala
  • Egg makhani
Total
40 min
Prep
15 min
Cook
25 min
Serves
3
Level
Medium
Energy
213 kcal

Method8 steps · about 40 min

  1. Step 1: Use ready hard-boiled, peeled eggs. Prick them a few times and sauté in the first one tablespoon butter until golden. Remove and reserve them, keeping the same pan with its residual fat for 2.

    Uses 3–4 hard boiled eggs · first 1 tbsp butter, egg frying

    melting butterfrying eggs for egg butter masala
  2. Step 2: In the same pan, saute onions (0.75 cup), cashews (10), ginger (½ inch), garlic (3 clove), tomatoes (1 cup) and salt on a medium to high flame.

    Uses 0.75 cup onion · 1 cup tomatoes · 3 clove garlic · ½ inch ginger · 10 cashews · salt · remaining fat from first tablespoon after boiled eggs fried and removed

    sauteing onions tomatoes
  3. Step 3: Once the same sautéed tomatoes are mushy, add the measured chili powder and turmeric as needed. Sauté until the chili smells cooked. Cool completely, then blend the entire onion-tomato-nut mixture with the separate ¾ cup blending water.

    Uses 0.75 tsp red chili powder · turmeric · 0.75 cup water · same vegetables/nuts softened with initial salt

    Add chili powderFryblending puree for egg butter masalaonion tomato puree for egg makhani recipe
  4. Step 4: Heat the remaining one tablespoon butter and add the small cinnamon piece, two cardamoms and two whole cloves.

    Uses remaining 1 tbsp butter, whole-spices · 2 whole cloves · 2 green cardamom pods · 1 piece cinnamon stick

    saute spices for egg butter masala
  5. Step 5: Pour the smooth cooled puree from 3 over the spice butter. Add the separate ¼ cup consistency water only as needed, and a little further extra water only if still too thick.

    Uses 0.25 cup water · water (extra only if sauce still too thick) · sautéed mix with chili/turmeric cooled then blended with ¾ cup water · second tablespoon butter with cinnamon cardamom cloves

    cooking tomato puree
  6. Step 6: Cook until the gravy turns slightly thick. Add garam masala (½–¾ tsp) and coriander powder (0.5 tsp), cook until you see traces of fats visible on the gravy.

    Uses ½–¾ tsp garam masala · 0.5 tsp coriander powder · same prepared puree heated with tempering and only needed water

    Cover and cookaddition of spice powder for egg butter masala
  7. Step 7: Add kasuri methi (0.25 tsp) and the reserved butter-fried eggs from 1. Taste the cooked sauce and adjust only with separate extra salt or garam masala (to taste) if needed. Optional julienned ginger may be added now. Cover and simmer 2–3 minutes to heat the eggs through. Add the optional separately listed cream if desired.

    Cook covered · 3 minUses 0.25 tsp kasuri methi · salt (extra only to taste at finish) · garam masala (extra only to taste at finish) · optional unmeasured final cream · optional extra julienne ginger at finish · same gravy thickened with main garam/coriander until fat visible · same ready cooked eggs fried earlier, not new raw stock

  8. Step 8: Garnish the finished egg butter masala with separately listed coriander leaves and serve.

    Uses coriander leaves (unmeasured garnish) · eggs heated through 2–3 minutes in sauce, optional cream and ginger added

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