I like red spinach or lal bhaji especially due to the colour and whenever we
go to Little India I try to get fresh green if available. DH got 2 bunch
of red spinach and I made my favourite saag
& it's hardly requires 5 ingredients...how simple is that?
Ingredients:
Red Spinach - 1 bunch
Cumin Seeds - 1/2 tsp
Green Chili - 2-3 chopped
Garlic - 1 tbsp chopped
Salt - to taste
Oil - 1 tbsp
Method:
1. Cut and discard root, wash 3-4 times under tap and finely chop
spinach.
~ If you want discard the stems too but I finely chop the steam and use.
Well, I used the spinach after 3 days so it looks like this otherwise it was
very fresh.
Now a tip: if you are unable use any
leafy veggie for 2-3 days then just wrap the veggie in newpaper or tissue paper
properly including stems, root and keep in fridge. Check every day if the green is not
getting wilt and change the newspaper once it starts to get dump.
2. Heat oil in a pan, add cumin let it crack, and add chopped garlic and
green chilli and sauté until garlic becomes golden brown.
3. Now add the spinach and give a good stir and cook in medium-slow flame
for 10-12 minutes or until spinach is cooked and oil starts to separate (do
stir in intervals to avoid burning), now add salt and mix well, cook again for
2 minutes.
Our bhaji is ready. Have with rice, dal/sambar..I like with just rice.
Have a good day ~~
love this anytime with rice.
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what a healthy and delicious stir fry...thanks for sharing..have a nice day ahead!
ReplyDeleteI too love this..very vibrant colour..nicely made.
ReplyDeletewe call this as cheera ela. The recipe looks new and interesting. Would try it.
ReplyDeleteHealthy fry perfect with rice
ReplyDeleteEasy and yummy! Great clicks too..
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ohhh...droooooling here...perfect n tempting..
ReplyDeleteI love red spinach.. sad tht we dont get it here.. but just love this dish.
ReplyDeleteYou are right,. it simple and i too love it with rice and sambhar... so glad to follow you.
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Healthy and delicious stir fry,perfect with rice
ReplyDeleteNever had red spinach but I bet the taste is wonderful. Very creative as usaul Priti.
ReplyDeleteLooks so good, lovely color.
ReplyDeleteLove love this very much..perfect with just plain steamed rice :)
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comfort food & healthy too.
ReplyDeleteLovely stir fry!
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Simple but yet a delicious and healthy bhaji..love it..
ReplyDeletenever heard of this red spinach before but color of sabzi looks so tempting
ReplyDeleteI am missing that red spinach, looks awesome.
ReplyDeletehealthy and tasty recipe!!
ReplyDeletewow, it has been forever since I saw red bhaji. This looks so tempting, love it.
ReplyDeleteSuper color..and love this stir fry!!
ReplyDeletelove the colour,very nice...will try it:)
ReplyDeleteMy mom had a tough time making me eat some spinach..But u make it easy by clicking such awesome snaps n with ur recipes..
ReplyDeleteI love this lal saag but sadly we don't get here. I used to pair this with lots f garlic. And loved the natural red texture. Thanks to you enjoying this virtually
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
we get this abundantly in bombay..I add onions as well to this..
ReplyDeletewe get this abundantly in bombay..I add onions as well to this..
ReplyDeleteNever cooked red spinach so far,sounds great!
ReplyDeleteNever tried red palak saag, looks incredible. I have once cooked a diff' greens(amaranthus)...which was red' but upon cooking, it turned green:(Dunno why!!! Loved ur recipe, it looks so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI wish we could find red spinach here. It just makes me want my own allotment to grow these beautiful vegetables even more- one day I'll have one and then I can make beautiful dishes like this at last!
ReplyDeleteA nice healthy dish!!! A nice blog also!
ReplyDeletePriti, thanks for stopping by my blog, added you to my reader.
ReplyDeleteYou have a good collection of recipes
very easy recipe, looks yumm
ReplyDeletelove this..so healthy and yummy!!
ReplyDeletered spinach saag, tasty & healthy :) Good one!
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