A mixed veg with spinach leaves,is what I am about to share today.This is a winter special recipe,as it includes all the vegetables available in winter.It is a very mildly spiced recipe ,and the unique thing in this recipe is that all the vegetables retain their own distinctive flavour and taste.A mixed veg is referred to as a chorchori in Bengali ,hence the name palang saker chorchori.
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Ingredients
The veggies-1-French beans-one fourth cup
2-peas-one fourth cup
3-carrots -half cup
4-cauliflower florets-half cup
5-radish -half cup
6-potatoes - one fourth cup
7-sweet potato-half cup
8-broad beans-half cup
9-brinjals -one cup
10-chopped spinach leaves-2 cups
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The spices-1-Dry red chili-2
2-Garlic cloves-8 to 10
3-Badi-5 to 6
4-green chillies
5-salt as per taste
6-Turmeric powder-1 teaspoon
7-sugar -1 teaspoon
8-coriander leaves
9-wheat flour-1 heaped teaspoon
10-oil for cooking -2 tablespoon
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The last ingredient-wheat flour |
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Add the dry red chillies and garlic to the hot oil |
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Once the garlic changes colour,add the badi,and let it change colour from white to brown |
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Push the badi out of the oil,let the garlic get fried for 1 more minute |
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Add the veggies |
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Add the salt and the turmeric |
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Mix well ,stir in high flame for 2 minutes |
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Add the spinach |
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Do not stir |
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Cover and cook for nearly 10 minutes in medium high heat |
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Open the lid and stir well |
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Cover once again and cook for 5 minutes in medium high heat |
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Dry up the water in high heat,ensure that the veggies are cooked well |
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Time to add the green chillies |
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Sugar |
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Add the wheat flour and mix well for 1 more minute |
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Ready,serve with steamed rice or chapati |
The flavours of this recipe is best enjoyed in winters.
This preparation can be easily converted to a no onion garlic dish,as the garlic used here is optional.There is a use of badi in this post ,which is easily available in supermarkets these days.For those who are new to badi,I would like to explain that they are sun dried dumplings made out of generally urad dal.They add flavour to this preparation.
I did this just day before yesterday on Saraswati Puja... urs look lovely...
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