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Aloo Methi Sabji / Saag

Aloo Methi
I am sure everyone likes potatoes.  We do too.  I like to cook potato with a combination of different vegetables, especially fresh greens.  Aloo (Potato) Methi (Fenugreek) is one of our favorites with soft phulka.

Ingredients:
Potato - 1 big
Onion - 1 medium
Methi/Fenugreek Leaves - a bunch
Cilantro/Coriander Leaves - 1/2 cup
Green Chillies - 5
Garlic - 4 big cloves
Tamarind or Aamchur or Chat Masala - 1/4 tsp
Turmeric/Haldi - 1/8 tsp
Oil - 2 tbsp
Salt

How to cook Aloo Methi Saag:
  • Peel the potato skin and dice it into bite size pieces.  Place the diced potatoes in a bowl of water to avoid color change.  Finely chop onions, washed fenugreek and cilantro leaves.  Slit green chilies lengthwise and crush the garlic cloves.
  • Heat 1 - 2 tbsp oil in a pan/skillet and add crushed garlic.  Sauté for few seconds and add chopped onions.  Sauté until onions turn soft.
  • Add diced potatoes, slit green chilies and cook it covered.  Keep checking to avoid burning.  Add little water if required.
  • After potatoes turn soft, add chopped fenugreek, turmeric, tamarind paste and salt. Cook it covered for another 5 minutes or until fenugreek wilts.  Turn off the heat and add chopped cilantro.
  • Some people don't like fenugreek / methi because of its slight bitter taste.  Make sure you pick tender methi leaves which are not at all bitter.  Below is a picture of fresh tender methi leaves.
Methi Leaves
Serve healthy tasty Aloo Methi Sabji with roti or parathe.

Comments

  1. love this curry a lot..simple yet tasty..

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  2. Nice stir fry ...perfect with chappatis


    deepa
    Hamaree Rasoi

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  3. very healthy n yummy stir fry uma...looks so delicious...i know different version of methi aloo but this one is new to me ...must try this :)

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  4. ohh...drooling here...perfect stir fry recipe...

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  5. Such a delicious and healthy stir fry, yet to try at home.

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  6. Delicious potato stir fry..lovely combo

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  7. love methi leaves..that looks healthy and delicious..perfect with hot hot roti's..

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  8. this one is really delicious uma. i used to prepare the same but not adding the amcchur.. anyway nice combo with chapathi

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  9. Hey this is reeally very nice one.....perfect dish i feel....came out well....

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  10. Nice combo of veggies..looks delicious.

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  11. healthy combo looks so beautiful Uma

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  12. Uma,
    love aloo methi..looks delicious!!

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  13. Wow this looks wonderful! I'm glad everyone else agrees too, makes me want to try it out now :)

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  14. My moms fav :) love this bhaji with chappati

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  15. aloo methi luks delicious,yummy.

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  16. aloo methi looks delicious..I make this at home for lunch but never tried it with garlic and onions. will try your recipe soon :)

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  17. Potato with greens looks yum...I like it to have with rice.

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  18. nice combo uma, my fav. ur method of cooking aloo methi is different but nice.

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  19. Thank you everyone for the sweet comments! Do keep visiting!

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