Ingredients:
2 potatoes (chopped in to small cubes)
1 bunch spinach ( chopped)
6 to 7 dry red chilis flakes
1/2 lemon juice
1 onion ( chopped)
1/2 tsp turmuric
1 tsp garam masala powder
salt
3 tbs oil
3 cloves of garlic (chopped)
1 tsp cumin and musturd seeds
Heat oil in a pan add cumin seeds,musturd seeds and red chiili flakes fry for 1 min then add chopped garlic and onions saute for 2 min ,now add chopped potatoes ,turmuric and salt mix and cook on a low flame until potatoes are half done .Now add chopped spinach ,mix ,cover with lid and cook on a low flame untill potatoes are completely cooked then add garam masala powder and lemon juice fry for 2 min .
DONE
serve with roti
serve with roti
Thats a nice one...Goes well with Rotis & a cup of hot dhal on the side - a perfect winter meal!
ReplyDeletegood idea ....Wish I could it right now!!Thanks for dropping by my blog which lead to urs
ReplyDeleteHmm makes me hungry... looks so yummy :)
ReplyDeleteit tastes wonderfull with curd rice too Seema
ReplyDeletedivya thank u
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Looks delicious Sagari. I usually make Aloo palak in gravy style. Loved your idea.
ReplyDeleteHave made aloo methi...but not aloo palak..will try next time
ReplyDeleteHi Sagari! This is my son's favourite curry. I usually add ginger...although i never tried it with lime juice. Will try it next time.
ReplyDeletethis dish is one of my favorites, spinach and potatoes make a great combination, I'll add garlic the next time I cook this.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful looking Aloo Palak, slurp!:)
ReplyDeletered chillis --- thank u
ReplyDeleteeasy crafts ---- try this u will defently love it
daily meals --- adding lime juice makes it refresing, hope your son will love it with lime
Indosungod----- garlic is main in everything I cook, with out that I cannot cook, try adding garlic next time it tatesss wonderfulll
asha ji --- thank u
Looks delicious Sagari, like the idea of making it a non gravy kind.
ReplyDeleteOh love them with chapathi
ReplyDeletelove to have it with dal rice.
ReplyDeleteSimple and healthy recipe!
ReplyDeletethis is a very yummy way to a lot of nutrients intake!! :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks very delicious!! Pity I can't just dive in and try this out ;)
ReplyDeleteRosie x
Oh, perfect! I love aloo palak with parathas
ReplyDeleteoh nice! I want that with savory rice!!
ReplyDeleteehmm...that looks great...good to see such a wonderful colour!
ReplyDeleteoh i love this combination..potatoes and spinach!! cant wait to try one :-)
ReplyDeleteSagari your recipes always were great and different. Aloo palak is very unique one. Nice combo.
ReplyDeleteThis simple and neat sabji is one of my favourites.
ReplyDeleteI like this dish. Thanks for posting it! Both me and my English bloke love Indian food, so I will def be coming back to your site :)
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite dishes. Just looking at a photo makes my mouth water.
ReplyDeleteEverything looks fantastic. I had a great Indian meal last weekend and really want to learn more about this fantastic cuisine.
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy Sagari... I make this almost the same way and we love it at home.
ReplyDeleteI like to eat this with dhal, rice and achar.
ReplyDeletelooks yummy!
ReplyDeletethats a wonderful easy cook meal for me:)
ReplyDeleteSagari - the curry looks so yummy n full of nutrients... it wud b a great entry to potato events - Ode to Potatoes and 'The Potato Fe(a)st'.. details can be found here:
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Have a great day n cya!
~ Siri
i do not know how i missed this!! alu palak is my absolute fav!!
ReplyDeleteAloo and palak are a match made in heaven. I absolutely love it. I made aloo methi recently. Will be posting it soon.
ReplyDeleteYou have some fab recipes here! :)
ReplyDeleteI must try this!
Anyone in Jeddah can make me some?
ReplyDeleteamazing i tried it its just superb\
ReplyDeletepadma
i tried today...........its so delicious.my son and husband is yet to have..hope they like it
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