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Spring onion Subzi For Blog Hop Wednesday


Spring onion subzi

This week I was paired with Pinks Recipe Diary She has some really wonderful recipes and the funny things is when Radhika of Tickling Palates had drawn up the schedule, I had been picking spring onions from my garden and had a ton of them sitting on the counter in my laundry room! So when I browsed through Pink's recipes, I was at once drawn to the recipe and was amazed at the coincidence :) This is a very simple, super straightforward dish and can be made in a matter of minutes, if you have peanuts & spring onions handy!

Here goes
You need the following ingredients

  • 2 Bunches of Spring Onion
  • 1 Tbsp oil
  • 1 tsp Mustard Seeds
  • 2 tbsp Moong Dal
  • 2 tsp of Curry powder
  • 2 Tbsp of Roasted Peanut Powder
  • Salt To taste
  • 1/4 Cup water
Preparation
Heat the spoon of oil 
splutter the mustard seeds
Add the moong dal; roast until golden
Add the green onions
Follow it up with the curry powder
Powder roasted peanuts and add and stir in
Add the salt to the water and pour in allowing the sabji to cook in all the ingredients

Enjoy with rice or chappatis ( I made Pongal with it along with green tomato chutney)
spring onion subzi







Spring onion Subzi For Blog Hop Wednesday


Spring onion subzi

This week I was paired with Pinks Recipe Diary She has some really wonderful recipes and the funny things is when Radhika of Tickling Palates had drawn up the schedule, I had been picking spring onions from my garden and had a ton of them sitting on the counter in my laundry room! So when I browsed through Pink's recipes, I was at once drawn to the recipe and was amazed at the coincidence :) This is a very simple, super straightforward dish and can be made in a matter of minutes, if you have peanuts & spring onions handy!

Here goes
You need the following ingredients

  • 2 Bunches of Spring Onion
  • 1 Tbsp oil
  • 1 tsp Mustard Seeds
  • 2 tbsp Moong Dal
  • 2 tsp of Curry powder
  • 2 Tbsp of Roasted Peanut Powder
  • Salt To taste
  • 1/4 Cup water
Preparation
Heat the spoon of oil 
splutter the mustard seeds
Add the moong dal; roast until golden
Add the green onions
Follow it up with the curry powder
Powder roasted peanuts and add and stir in
Add the salt to the water and pour in allowing the sabji to cook in all the ingredients

Enjoy with rice or chappatis ( I made Pongal with it along with green tomato chutney)
spring onion subzi







38 comments:

julie said...

Delicious stir fry.. Very healthy tooo!!

julie said...

Delicious stir fry.. Very healthy tooo!!

Dzoli said...

Looks simple and tasty:)
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Kalyani said...

looks yum !


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Priya's Feast said...

Onion subzi luks so delicious,goes well with anything.

Reshmi Mahesh said...

Subzi looks delicious...New to me..

Radhika said...

Looks finger licking good Priya. One more thing. How do you store these spring onions? When I store them in the fridge it does not last me for more then 3 days.

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Sensible Vegetarian said...

This looks so wonderful, I love the green color.

Kavi said...

Thanks Priya! :) I changed my blog design about a month back! :D
If possible, do link this yummy sabji too my HCC event!
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Sravs said...

Subzi looks delicious !!

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Prathibha said...

love this simple yet tasty curry...

Harini said...

hmmm..never tried this..sounds flavorful!

Priya Sreeram said...

good one priya !

Prathima Rao said...

Never tried subzi with spring oni..Looks delish & a must try!!
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Chandrani said...

Spring onion sabzi looks so tempting and greeny.

Jayasri Ravi said...

I make gojju out of it but not a subzi, should try it sometime only i need loads of it to feed 5 of us :), it sounds yum...

kitchen queen said...

yummy and healthy curry.

Kaveri said...

That's a simple and delicious stir fry..
Please do link it to Herbs and Flowers - Spring Onions happening at my space.

Paaka Shaale said...

Simple yet delectable curry. i am sure to try this soon :)

Charles said...

Sounds like a plate full of really nice, fresh flavours - I love spring onions, the adding of peanut powder, curry powder etc sounds like a really great taste experience!

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Premalatha Aravindhan said...

Flavourful sabzi,love it with roti...

Priya said...

Super delicious subzi, cant wait to give a try..

RAKS KITCHEN said...

I too have heard about this dish, but never tried my own, nice recipe

Nandini said...

The stir-fry is very nutritious and healthy! So nice and awesome!

kranthi said...

so colourful and flavourful

Nava.K said...

Nice and looks like our kind of food.

ANU said...

wow very nice and yummy subzi....


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What's Baking?? said...

Would love to taste some...

Suja said...

Nice recipe,looks wonderful..yum

Deeksha said...

subzi looks super yummy. nice n unique flavors in it. Bookmarked.

LV said...

This looks so yummy! very nice mix of flavors.

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Sreevalli said...

Delicious curry..

Santosh Bangar said...

delicious stire

Momof3 said...

Nice n simple one...would like to taste some :). Interesting addition of peanut powder! YUM!!

Archana said...

Hey wow! this is beautiful. New way to cook this veggie.
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kokila said...

Looks yum

pinksrecipediary said...

Good to hear that you liked the subzi dear..it is a quickie recipe and taste good as well

Surbhi said...

Nice Recipe :)

 

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