Saturday, January 16, 2010

Gajar Beans & Aloo ki Sabzi


If you are not in mood of cooking usual then try aloo gajar & beans combo..this is one of my favorite sabzi , delicious and healthy too..Serve it with hot chapatis and raita. Enjoy your wholesome meal.

Serves :- 4

Ingredients:-

Oil:- 2 -3 Tbsp
Jeera:- 1/2 Tsp
Mustard Seeds:- 1/2 Tsp
Ginger :- 1/2 tsp (chopped finely)
Garlic:- 2 cloves (chopped finely)
Onion:- 1 /2 onion chopped
Tomato:- 1 chopped
Salt as per taste
Red Chilli Powder:- 1 tsp
Turmeric Powder:- 1 tsp
Garam Masala:-1 tsp
Gajar/carrot:- 2 ( chopped)
Potato:- 1 Medium (chopped)
Beans:- handful chopped or 1 cup approx

Procedure:-

1) Heat oil in a kadai/frying pan on a medium heat.
2) Add cumin and mustard seeds, when it starts to crackle add garlic and ginger, saute for a minute.
3)Add onion and fry until they are translucent ( it will take about 2-3 minutes)
4) Add tomato, all the spices & cook until tomatoes become tender.
5) Add carrot/gajar, aloo/potato, & beans in the tomato mixture and cook covered for about 10-15 minutes, until well cooked,do the taste test to check:)

Serve hot with roti/chapati/paratha..Enjoy:)

33 comments:

  1. Sabzi looks delicious, Preety, and very healthy too! nice clicks.

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  2. Wow!1nice click...looks delicious and healthy one

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  3. Really quick and colourful.I loved the spoonful in the picture.
    Thank you for dropping by my space.
    I am trying your stuffed bindi soon. Sounds delicious.

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  4. my all time favourite:) looks simply yumm.

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  5. Such a fantastic combination of veggies...delicious sabzi..

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  6. the subzi looks great; must be delicious with the rotis!!

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  7. first time to your blog preety..lovely blog and delicious recipes

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  8. Sounds easy enough for me to try it out,nice subzi!

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  9. Thanks for sharing this recipe, I would definitely like to try this with chapatis.

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  10. Slurp! looks absolutely delicious.

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  11. Wonderful combo and nice click as well.

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  12. thanks everyone for your sweet comments.

    Lata plz do let me know how it turned out for you

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  13. Fantastic combination! easy too
    Renuka
    http://cookingyummy.blogspot.com/

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  14. nice and simple recipe yet very tasty..cool clicks.

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  15. Nice combo. I combine potato with gajar when i have nothing else left in the fridge:) Looks delish!

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  16. simple and delicious..classic combo Preeti :-)

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  17. Simpl yet very tasty and colourful sabji..love it..love the pic

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  18. Wow it's really tempting and easy to make:)

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  19. looks delicious preeti,love such simple dishes..

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  20. wow, nice recipe..can be tried any time..nice for tiffins..love it..

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  21. Simple and yummy sabzi, looks delicious.

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  22. Nice and different curry Preeti....looks tasty :)

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  23. Sabzi looks great and healthy too. Thanks for dropping by. Will be following u

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  24. Oh this sabzi would be very helpful for my lazy days, so simple and looks too yummy. Thanks for the recipe Preety:)

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  25. Colorful and flavorful!!Bookmarked!

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  26. Delicious subzi and best combo for roti!

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  27. Thank you this was a godsend for me..i am tired of cooking i had a HUGE dinner party last night..no left overs, and i am soooo sleepy right now ! Really great easy yummy dish family will love and toooo easy ( I love my pressure cooker especially on days like today when i just cant be bothered ! ) Thank you dear ! :)

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  28. Made it. Came out fantastic !! I used rainbow carrots. Superb!

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