SAT VARGA SAAG IN PUNJABI STYLE
I would like to thank Gangan for this.
Ready To Eat |
Boiled Leaves |
Ingredients Required
- Sarson Ka Saag or Mustard leaves-4 bunches
- Spinach- 2 bunches
- Chenopodium album -1 bunch
- Soya or Lao coriander-1 bunch
- Radish leaves-1/2 bunch
- Beetroot leaves-1 bunch
- Turnip leaves-1 bunch
- Salt-2 tablespoons
- Garlic cloves-20-25
- Green Chillies-10-12
- Ginger-1 big piece
- Onion-2 large ones
- Red Chilli powder-2 tablespoons
- Cumin seeds-1 tablespoon
- Corn flour-3 tablespoons
- Black Cardamom-4
- Garam masala powder-1 tablespoon
- Oil-3 tablespoons
- Tomatoes-3 large ones
Serving In Process |
Steps For Preparation
- Clean all the leafy vegetables and wash them thoroughly.
- Cut them into fine manner(very small in size).
- Put them in a pressure cooker.
- Cook them for 30 minutes without pressure.
- Green chillies should be finely cut into round pieces.
- Remove the dry covering from the garlic cloves and cut them also into fine pieces.
- Cut ginger also into small pieces.
- Remove the lid of the pressure cooker after sometime.
- Add green chillies.garlic and ginger pieces into the pressure cooker and cook for another 10 minutes.
- Let all the water be vapourised from the leaves.
- Leave it for overnight.
- Take an onion and cut into small pieces.
- Take a wok and add oil into it.
- Add crushed black cardamoms and cumin seeds into it.
- After few seconds, add onions and saute them till they are translucent and pink in colour.
- Add tomatoes and stir them well with onions.
- Take a heavy bottom ladle and an utensil.
- Take out some boiled leafy vegetables and place them in the utensil.
- Mash the leafy vegetables lightly with the ladle.
- Add the corn flour into the mashed leafy vegetables and mix them well.
- Add the mixture of mashed leafy vegetables and corn flour into the wok.
- Add salt, red chilli powder and garam masala.
- Mix them well again and cover the wok.
- Lower the flame of the gas burner.
- Remove the wok from the gas stove and serve the curry with Indian bread or rotis.
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