Aloo tamatar ki subzi is a classic combination and the most popular curry of North India. If you like potato curries then check these -Vrat ki aloo curry, Mathura ke dubki waley aloo , Dahi ke aloo, Dum aloo masala , Aloo Gobhi ki subzi and many more potato recipe in my blog
Aloo Parval Ki Subzi. Learn how to make Parval with this delicious Aloo Parval Ki Sabzi. Parwal / Parval / Paror is known as the pointed gourd in different languages in India, is often called as green potato as well
Tindora aloosubzi is a very quick and easy subzi to make with minimum spices added to it. Serve tindora subzi hot with rotis or phulkas or steamed rice
Farasbi / french beans bhajiFlower aloo matar ki sabziGajar moong dal stir fryRidge gourd stir fryAmaranth leaves stir fryMatar Shimla Mirch Subzi Here is how to make aloo matar gobi sabzi
AlooParwal ki Ras Wali Sabzi- A simple and delicious potato and pointed gourd curry. Potatoes / Aloo. Parwal/potol /patola/green potato is a seasonal vegetable and is available during summers till monsoon season
This aloo mangodi subzi is best served with rice, aloo tehri ,khichdi and chapati. we also use mangodi /bari in making- Methi mangodi Nu Shaak, Aloo mangodi ki kadi ,and Mangodi aloo matar ki tehri pulao
Aloo recipes. I used potatoes along with it to make a handy subzi for lunch to go with roti and rice. To make the subzi more crispy, fry for few more minutes before serving
ParwalAloo ki Sabzi adds so much more flavor to a simple humble meal. ParwalAloo ki Sabzi. India is known for its vegetarian meals and not just any meal, these are so varied and full of nutrition
ParwalAloo Ki Sabzi. Parwal is also known as Trichosanthes dioica is also known as the pointed gourd, parwal/parval (from Hindi), or potol (from Assamese, Oriya or Bengali (পটল) pôţol) "Paror" in Maithili, "Parol" in Magahi and "Parwal" in Bhojpuri, Urdu and Awadhi
Our lunch platter had steamed rice, Moong Dalma, Potala Aloo Rasa , Saaga kharada and Papad. In my earlier post potala/parwal rasa was about the version of this authentic dish, which uses less oil and masala
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