Aloo Saag
Here's an old post with tips and a fun picture of her with food all over the floor! and a you tube tutorial
Ingredients:
- 1/2 red onion chopped
- 2 large potatoes, cubed
- one bunch of spinach chopped or a bag
- 1/2 teaspoon ginger/garlic paste
- 1/4 teaspoon cumin seeds
- 1/2 teaspoon turmeric
- 1 teaspoon garam masala
- olive oil
- salt to taste
Method:
- saute the ginger/ garlic paste, with a little olive oil, add onion and cumin seeds for a few minutes
- then add the turmeric, and potatoes stir fry for 3 minutes add a lid and about 1/2 cup of water and cook/steam for 5 minutes
- then little by little add the spinach it will reduce down
- then add the masala powder, salt to taste and continue to cook 5- 10 minutes until soft.
This is a wonderfully simple Indian dish and super healthy it pairs beautifully with chapatti. We ate it with dal, okra and chapatti a fab vegetarian Indian meal.
look delicious:)
ReplyDeletedelicious looking combination of flavour
ReplyDeleteYummy recipe...Delicious platter..
ReplyDeleteLove how it makes you want to "tuck in." Nothing's better than that on cold days!
ReplyDeleteI love how Jasmine helps in the kitchen. I can totally see her food blogging soon like her mommy :)
ReplyDeleteGreat recipe! I've tried this before but never made it. Will definitely give your recipe a go!Love your helper too :-)
ReplyDeleteA much loved subzi at our place. I have it in my drafts too , a slightly different version.
ReplyDeletehow cool that jasmine helps out in the kitchen, looks great!!
ReplyDeleteAnything with spinach is interesting for me.
ReplyDeleteRita
Wow! A perfectly made Pakistani dish!And I am so impressed with your chapatis :)
ReplyDeleteI love the education on Indian food, so healthful AND delicious.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
-Doc
It's wonderful how Jasmine loves to help her mommy in the kitchen preparing such wonderful dishes!
ReplyDeleteYum! What a great dish!
ReplyDeleteThis creamy spinach dish is one I never miss when I go to the restaurant for Indian food. Yours with potato looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, this does look simple and I think it looks delicious as well! I love meals like this, where you scoop and mix diff things, with a delicious chutney, yummm!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious. I rarely eat at Indian restaurants but if I do, I will usually order this.
ReplyDeleteA completely new dish to me. Looks mouthwatering!
ReplyDeleteJust mouthwatering...looks so easy to prepare and delicious!
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious, Rebecca. I love to try new recipes and I can find all the ingredients in my local market. Thanks for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration. I need to try more Indian food :)
ReplyDeleteGloria thanks
ReplyDeleteTorview thanks so much
Reshmi :-)
Claudia so true
Yuri he he lets see
EA thanks hope u like it
Sangeeta will have to learn yours
vianney thanks yep hope it makes her like cooking
Rita :-)
zee thanks so much and thanks for visiting
Doc pleasure
Susan thanks i think so too
yummychunklet thanks
Nelly oh thanks wish u could come for dinner
Biren :-) now u can make it
baking addict good taste
angie thanks and new for you I thought u knew it all he eh '
kalyan thanks
cathy pleasure
sandi enjoy
I love saag and always assumed it was super hard to make. I will give it a whirl.
ReplyDeletei have been fascinated with indian curries lately. would i completely change this dish if i were to use winter squash or sweet potato?
ReplyDeleteLauren you will rock it
ReplyDeleteJunia not sure to be honest the starch in regular spuds thickens it