Restaurant Style Rajma

How to Make Restaurant Style Rajma | Rajma recipe

What is Restaurant Style Rajma?

Restaurant style rajma is creamy and delectable rajma recipe that doesn’t require more than 30 minutes or onions or garlic. Yes, it is a “no onion no garlic” rajma masala recipe” but is absolutely rich and flavourful. Rajma chawal as in rajma masala and rice is a staple Sunday lunch in most of the Punjabi households. However, rajma masala can also be served with chapattis, parathas etc

Let’s talk about the ingredients for rajma recipe

There is a variety of rajma available in the market. You can pick any rajma of your choice for this restaurant style rajma recipe. It’s a tomato based recipe. And believe me tomato puree does more justice to it instead of pureed tomatoes. Tomato puree makes the gravy absolutely smooth and silky. The gravy has been flavoured with finely chopped ginger and green chilli and dried fenugreek leaves (kasuri methi). Further to add richness to Restaurant Style Rajma recipe heavy cream has been added.

Other rajma recipe on the blog is one pot rajma etc.

How To Make Restaurant Style Rajma Masala

1. To boil rajma: Pressure cook 1 cup rajma with 3 cups water and a pinch of baking soda.

Restaurant Style Rajma

2. Cook on high flame till first whistle and thereafter on low flame for 10-12 minutes or till rajma is soft and cooked.

Restaurant Style Rajma

3. To make spice mix: Dry roast 2 cloves (laung), 6-7 black pepper corns (sabut kali mirch), 1” piece of cinnamon (dal chini), 2 green cardamoms (chhoti elaichi), 1 black cardamom (badi elaichi) till aromatic.

Restaurant Style Rajma

4. Let the whole spices cool down. Grind to a fine powder using a pastel mortal or grinder.

Restaurant Style Rajma

5. To make gravy for rajma masala: Heat 2 tbsp oil. Add 1 bay leaf and cook till aromatic.

Restaurant Style Rajma

6. Add 1 cup tomato puree.

Restaurant Style Rajma

7. Cover and cook till oil oozes.

Restaurant Style Rajma

8. Add 1 tbsp finely chopped ginger and green chillies. Cook for 1 minute.

Restaurant Style Rajma

9. Add 1 tsp red chilli powder and 1 tsp coriander powder. Cook for 1 minute.

Restaurant Style Rajma

10. Add 2 tbsp heavy cream.

Restaurant Style Rajma

11. Cook for 2-3 minutes.

Restaurant Style Rajma

12. Add 1 tbsp dried fenugreek leaves. Cook for 30 seconds.

Restaurant Style Rajma

13. Add boiled rajma.

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14. Let it simmer for 10-12 minutes. Add water if required.

Restaurant Style Rajma

15. Add spice mix.

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16. Add salt to taste. Let it simmer for 2-3 minutes.

Restaurant Style Rajma

17. Finish off restaurant style rajma masala recipe with handful of dried fenugreek leaves, handful of chopped coriander leaves and little heavy cream.

Restaurant Style Rajma

18. Serve with jeera rice and sirke wala pyaaz. Bon appétit.

Restaurant Style Rajma

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