Scrambled Eggs With Coriander And Ginger Ekuri Parsri Recipes

SCRAMBLED EGGS WITH CORIANDER AND GINGER (EKURI PARSRI)

Steps:

• Break eggs into a deep bowl and mix them lightly with a whisk or fork. Add the milk, salt and black pepper, stir until all of the ingredients are well combined. Do not overbeat or allow the egg-and-milk mixture to foam or become frothy.
• In a 10 inch skillet, heat the ghee over moderate heat until a drop of water flicked into it splutters instantly. Add the ginger and fry for 10 seconds, then add the onions and fry about 1 minute, until they are soft but not brown.
• Pour in the beaten egg mixture and sprinkle the top with the fresh chili. Reduce the heat to the lowest possible point and, stirring constantly with the flat of a table fork or a rubber spatula, cook the eggs until they begin to form soft, creamy curds. Immediately spread the eggs on a heated serving plate, sprinkle the top with cumin and serve.
• Ekuri is traditionally garnished with slices or wedges of fresh tomato and may be further embellished with sprigs or leaves of coriander. It is usually accompanied by plain parathas.

EKURI - SPICY SCRAMBLED EGGS

Steps:

• Mix the heavy cream, salt, and cilantro in with the eggs in a bowl.
• Melt the butter in a skillet and add the onions and cook until golden.
• Add the chiles and ginger and cook until aromatic.
• Pour the egg mixture into the skillet and cook, stirring until the eggs are set and done to your liking.
• Serve with warm breads.

AKOORI - SCRAMBLED EGGS (PARSI)

Steps:

• Beat eggs until well mixed.
• Add the milk, salt and pepper.
• Heat ghee or butter in a large, heavy frying pan and cook the onions, chilies and ginger until soft.
• Add turmeric, coriander leaves and tomato, if used, and fry for a minute or two longer, then stir in the egg mixture and the ground cumin.
• Cook over low heat, stirring and lifting the eggs as they begin to set on the base of the pan.
• Mix and cook until the eggs are of a creamy consistency-they should not be cooked until dry.
• Turn on to a serving plate and garnish with tomato and coriander.
• Serve with chapatis, parathas or toasted bread.
• I Squeeze some lime too and scramble it some more until it resembles crumbs for a filling for a chappati or to be had with a loaf of fresh soft/hard bread.