Thursday, July 15, 2010

Dry Green Beans and Veg Subzi


well here goes my favourite subzi which I do with chapathi ...I just love this gravy as it is easy to make and yummy to have with chapathi ...I am sure ull love even this version of my subzi if u have liked others ....well if u dont try this ur missing one of my favourite all time gravy :)

Ingredients

1/2 Kg Beans Cut diagonally

2 Potato cut into small cube

1 Big Onion Finely chopped

1/4 cup grated coconut

3 Tbsp milk

1/2 bunch Coriander leaves

3 Green chillies

1 tsp Chopped Ginger

6 Flakes of Garlic

A pinch of Hing powder

1/2 tsp cumin seeds

1/2 tsp Garam Masala Powder

1/2 tsp coriander powder

1/4 tsp Red Chilli powder

1/2 tsp turmeric powder

salt to taste

2 tbsp oil

Method

  • Grind coriander leaves, coconut, garlic, ginger, green chilli, grind this along with milk and add very little water now grind this to a very fine paste.
  • Par boil the potato and beans together adding salt and drain and keep it aside.
  • Heat oil in a pan ,add cumin seeds, Hing when it splutters add onion and fry till onion turns a bit brownish in colour .
  • Now add all the Masala powders,salt and fry well.
  • Add the ground coconut paste and saute till it leaves out oil and then add par boiled beans and potato, cover and cook for few mins and then serve hot with chapathi
  • I Just loved it cause I had prepared it after a long time and was an excellent subzi with chapathi.





93 comments:

  1. Very different and looks delicious, love the addition of coriander leaves in the recipe...

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  2. wow delicious looking subzi ..nice green color one ...never tried this combo ...sounds interesting n looks tempting ...i will try this soon sushma

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  3. Looks so so so yummy and loved all the ingredients in it..Adding so much of coriander mmmmmmmmm I simply love the color and flavor by seeing itself. Delicious!!!

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  4. this is really delicious ssabji.. sure best with chaathi.. u r adding milk to all of ur recipes thats good

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  5. I loved the color.... nd luks so yum....:)

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  6. beans is not one of my favorite... but i really liked your version, will surely give it a try soon !

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  7. very tasty recipe for the sabji..thanks for sharing this..adding coconut and milk was new to me..I love the picture too..

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  8. hi sushma very good morning
    hoa are u today

    dry green beans and veg subzi
    looks great
    green vegitables are very good for health
    nice dish
    well prepared sushma

    last night i didnt slept well
    today feeling sleepy

    have to sleep see u evening


    http://smsjar.blogspot.com/

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  9. Go Green ! as me.... ;) Lovely color & the texture is so so appealing to my palates..... How I wish I could get a taste of your prep.... Really has a divine look.... :)

    Ash....
    (http://asha-oceanichope.blogspot.com/)

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  10. never tried this type of gravy but look so vivid I want to try this. have got some home grown coriander will out them to good use with your recipe.

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  11. loved the lush green color of the sabzi.

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  12. This gravy with milk is new to me .Sounds delicious and simple .

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  13. wonderful, i just love the colour.. love to have some paratha now.

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  14. Looks delicious..... I make i slightly different..... will ry out your version too...

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  15. Sush, I want sabzi pls!!! What a yummy dish there...loved the color! :D

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  16. eye pleasing green colour subzi, must be delicious, lovely click

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  17. Nice curry dear and lovely color too.

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  18. Such a catchy and beautiful subzi, love the lovely green colour..

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  19. delicious Subzi, the colour looks tempting

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  20. did u use grated cocnut or cocnut milk.. I am loving the colour..sure must be tasting heavenly..

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  21. I have used grated coconut jothi, have made changed in the recipe...do try this, really very nice

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  22. Nice curry dear ...and that's a lovely color. Adding grated coconut is a nice idea

    Deepa
    Hamaree Rasoi

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  23. Love the green colour of your subzi, must be delicious with the addition of coconut.

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  24. wow what nice colour..excellent with roti right?

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  25. woo this somthing different from the rest..indeed it looks yummy

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  26. Thanks for all your lovely comments, do try this...

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  27. wow!!looks so yummy..sure gonna make this today :)

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  28. luks delicious and colourfull...

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  29. Look at that color, tahts our fav color in there..Subzi looks so good Sushma..WIll be perfect for rotis..

    Love
    Kairali sisters

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  30. the clour of the subzi is very niceand inviting. making beans in this way is new to me...

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  31. Yes excellent with roti ms open book, do try this, am sure you will also like this a lot

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  32. very different way of preparing green beans..looks healthy and delicious..yummie!

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  33. wow delicious sabzii... beautiful green color

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  34. hey first time here...a different one..looks yumm .do drop in my blog when u have time :)

    Lavanya

    wwww.lavsblog.com

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  35. Simple and delicious greeny veggies..

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  36. a new preparation for me but looks very delicious.

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  37. This dish has such wonderful color. I've never seen the likes of it before but it sounds delicious. I hope the day treats you well. Blessings...Mary

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  38. Sushma,

    this is indeed a delight . i love the green color. sure taste good.

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  39. Thanks for all your wonderful comments..

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  40. Looks so yum,colour is very nice

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  41. the color looks very nice indeed.. very tasty and very healthy also!!

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  42. I've never had this before. It looks very healthy.

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  43. Yea pam it is very healthy & very yum as well...

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  44. Wow what a beautiful colour,love the combo

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  45. This will be the lunch subzy for my dear hubby tomorrow

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  46. Green subzi looks delicious..

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  47. Lovely subzi Sushma. Looks like I have missed some great recipes in the past few weeks. Will catch up with those pretty soon ....

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  48. Hey thats a nice healthy combination.....never ever thought of this combination and will surely try it next time....and that adding coriander in it is what i liked a lot....

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  49. Thta sounds and looks good! I'd love to eat that with chapatis!

    Cheers,

    Rosa

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  50. this recipe is very new to us... looks good...

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  51. Wow, that is a very vivid and exciting looking dish!

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  52. Hey Sushma this is very nice. My Mom makes something called Kurma that is similar! Reminded me of that! :)

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  53. Loved the color of your sabji .. never made green beans like this will surely try it.... thanks for sharing :-)

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  54. Wow. They're very lovely and nutritious. Yum.

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  55. Looks delicious, so lovely with pretty green color...will try this soon

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  56. Very delicious Subzi.Love that color.Will try this soon.

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  57. Now thats a dish I would love with the chappaties, simple and easy.

    I will try this out. Good one indeed.

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  58. Thanks all of you for your wonderful comments..

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  59. I love anything which has coriander in it,really nice recipe

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  60. This looks very green, refreshing, healthy and delicious...mmm

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  61. Very colorful n healthy subzi...

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  62. hi sushma good evening

    how are u

    today feeling bit lazy thats why i posted only one sms

    what u did today
    how is ur family sushma


    http://smsjar.blogspot.com/

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  63. thanks for all your wonderful comments..

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  64. Hey Sush ! How are you ? Really missed you guys..Glad that I'm back :-) Will go through the old posts soon :-)
    This is a wonderful sabzi..Looks awesome

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  65. Thatz a lovely colored subzi..looks so yummy..

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  66. oh I bet the coconut adds a great flavor!

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  67. Interesting dish!! Will surely try it, Sushma..Loved the green color of this dish..

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  68. I have never heard of this before but all those wonderful ingredients makes it sound so very delicious!!
    thanks so much for teaching me this dish!

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  69. Thanks for all your wonderful comments...

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  70. Oh this one looks so healthy and yumm. I did blog sush, maybe u dint see my post, Yup, I'm fine. Just was busy shoppin :)

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  71. looks very tasty and lovely summer color

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  72. good morning sushma how are u

    miss u yesterday

    how is going on thre?



    http://smsjar.blogspot.com/

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  73. Bright and greenish platter, sounds yummy:)

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  74. Love these bright colors. looks so inviting :)

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  75. Bookmarked! Veggies sounds delicious with coconut..yumm!

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  76. This is so healthy and i usually make this combo for stir fries....

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  77. Thanks everyone for dropping by...

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  78. That looks wonderful! And that vibrant green...love it!

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  79. I love the colour of this. I have made a beetroot subzi before, but not really sure what a subzi is meant to be? Our beans are slowly growing, so when they are ready I have a very nice sounding recipe waiting for them - thank you.

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  80. Like the unique combo and color of this curry.

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  81. Hi Sushma...tried out ths recipe.. v al LOVED it..tried a bit of variation wid eggs n tht worked too...unique flavour n nt too spicy...n EASY to make..thanks Sushma.

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