I hope you all have had a Wonderful Diwali , this festive season thought of doing this boondi sabzi which is little different ,this is a quick Amazing no onion no garlic sabzi that I tried last week and was really happy how everyone liked it :)....and I loved the way it turned out so yummy , just try it and fall in love with it :)...
1 Cup Crispy Boondi
2 Tomatoes
1/4 cup Tomato juice (Del Monte)
2 tsp grated ginger
2 green chillies
2 Boiled Potato cut into cubes
1 Green Capsicum (finely Chopped)
1/2 tsp haldi
1/2 tsp chilli powder
2 tbsp Coriander leaves
1/4 tsp garam masala
1 tbsp oil
salt to taste
Method
- Boil 2 tomatoes and then peel and grind it and then strain it for a puree.
- Mix salt and pepper to the cubed parboiled potato and fry till crisp , drain and keep it aside. Now add the chopped capsicum in the same pan fry for 2 Min's and drain and keep it aside with the potatoes
- In a pan add oil then add grated ginger, green chilli and fry for 2 min then add tomato puree , Tomato juice and fry till it leaves out oil.
- Now add haldi, garam masala, chilli powder and fry well and cook for 1-2 mins.
- Add the fried potato and capsicum to it and continue frying add little water if needed and continue cooking for 2 mins.
- switch off the gas and add boondi then mix well and lastly garnish with Coriander leaves. Excellent Side dish for Chapati ..just loved it.
I hope I am the first one to comment. Great!
ReplyDeleteSabzi looks colorful and delicious.. Gr8 shots !!
ReplyDeleteI never knew Boondi could be used for dishes. I had boondi ke laddo during celebrations in the temples.
ReplyDeleteA sabzi without onions.. I never did it before.you were out for a long time. What happened?
This onionless quick sabzi is bound to be a hit Sush. Hope you had great fun during festivals
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
hey its looks soooooo wonderful-- very delightful looking
ReplyDeleteThis boondi sabzi looks yumm. Hope you had a beautiful and funfilled Diwali.
ReplyDeletenew to me n looks gr8!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks really yummy...really a saver when we dont have veggies in hand...I have a pck of boondi,might be I will try soon..
ReplyDeleteHi Sushma
ReplyDeleteHope u had a lovely time with your family
I love boondi raita very much .Can't wait to try this interesting sabji
Great sabzi and quite simple to prepare, looks so yum..
ReplyDeleteMmmm...! The sabzi is equally nutritious and snacky! It's very colourful too!
ReplyDeleteHey,
ReplyDeleteThe sabzi looks great...a nice snack...:)
Dr.Sameena@
http://www.myeasytocookrecipes.blogspot.com
Boondi I use is either boondi laddo or dahi boondi . will try this tomorrow and post my review.
ReplyDeleteVery new to me n innovative recipe...yummmmmmmmmm
ReplyDeleteHey Sushma, Boondi sabzi never thought of it ever before. Great effort must say Clap Clap !!
ReplyDeleteThis is total new dish for me.Never knew we could make a side dish with boondi...Looks great!!
ReplyDeleteFor me also new, and it looks so so good.
ReplyDeleteSanzi with boondi looks awesome and should be delicious with rotis
ReplyDeleteIts a gud recipe... luks delicious too... nd ofcourse a saver dish tht vthout onion garlic super
ReplyDeleteBoondi sabzi looks delicious Sushma. I love adding crispiness of boondi in a onionless curry.
ReplyDeleteWelcome bk Sushma..hope u had a lovely break.
ReplyDeleteBoondi sabzi looks really tempting..quite similar to papad sabzi!
Boondi Sabzi is quite new to me ..... looks colorful and delicious !!
ReplyDeleteBundi sabji looks really delightful..
ReplyDeleteOh wow.. this is a very different idea and looks so yummy too :) great going :)
ReplyDeletewow looks so simple and delicious!! very creative as usual :))
ReplyDeleteThis seems to be a very interesting dish with boondis and veggies..It looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteDelicious sabzi, never know that boondhis can be turned very well as sabzi, thanks for sharing Sush..hope u had a wonderful break..
ReplyDeleteVery interesting recipe..looks so yum, it will be a great appetizer.
ReplyDeleteVery unique and tasty sabzi!! I love boondi, so I know I will love this ;)
ReplyDeletevery new to me...and delicious!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks and sounds lovely!
ReplyDeletemy son loves boondi crazily, so I have to try it out, bookmarked.
ReplyDeleteOh wow ove this recipe, and bundi subji looks mouth watering!!
ReplyDeleteoh I love the colors in this!
ReplyDeleteboondi sabzi looks colorful. i have never thought that boondhis could be used as a sabzi. amazing!
ReplyDeletei never heard about this sabzi , sounds different first time i heard about boondi sabzi
ReplyDeletesushma u are so talented
good morning have a nice day
Thanks all of you for dropping by, try this subzi,very easy and yum
ReplyDeletePic is so nice esp the first time,Am sure it tastes good too
ReplyDeleteLooks tasty.
ReplyDeleteoh this looks tasty
ReplyDeleteinteresting and new sabzi!!
ReplyDeleteAdding potatoes n capsicum is great idea. love the sabji recipe
ReplyDeletegreat looking sabzi. I also do it but in a diff. way. yours look yummy!
ReplyDeletevery innovative dish !
ReplyDeletewill surely give it a try.
Thanks for all your lovely comments..
ReplyDeleteBoondi is my all time fav,so yum
ReplyDeletelooks superb and delicious
ReplyDeleteBoondi sabji looks absolutely delicious..am saving it for later :)
ReplyDeleteUS Masala
Sabzi with boondhi! wow...looks so inviting dear.
ReplyDeleteThat really does look good enough to eat :-). It is a gorgeous photo and a delicious sounding dish. I hope you are having a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of this, Sush! Creative..
ReplyDeleteI've pretty much fallen in love with all of your cooking and this looks as good as any - yum.
ReplyDeleteWow this is very very innovative..looks so delicious and i will attempt this soon.
ReplyDeleteVery attractive looking subzi.
ReplyDeleteHope you had a wonderful Diwali Sush...
ReplyDeleteBoondi and Sabzi is a new combination, crispy, colorful and yum.
Very innovative!!never tried boondi sabzi..new one to me sush..will give a try, thx for sharing!
ReplyDeleteUhhhh, am really salivating here Sush! What a lovely dish! :D
ReplyDeletevery lovely color! looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteNice way of using boondi,looks nice
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your wonderful comments...
ReplyDeleteDint think boondi cud be used in a sabzi...very innovative
ReplyDeleteYou are always very creative..looks so delicious..
ReplyDeleteLooks simple and delicious. I can even take that for my lunch :)
ReplyDeleteNice picture.... i am planning for a long time to make this sabzi.
ReplyDeleteEven without onion or garlic, this looks like it has great flavor!
ReplyDeleteInteresting sabzi sush .The color is so pleasing as well .
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looks so yummy!!
ReplyDeleteVery interest! I bet this dish tastes wonderful.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa
Thanks all of you for dropping by...
ReplyDeleteI love the flavors in this dish even though I am not sure about the boondi.
ReplyDeleteHI! Thank you for your kind comment on Chow and Chatter regarding my guest post.
ReplyDeleteI am a huge fan of authentic cuisines, and I love your blog! Lots of great recipes and wonderful photos :)
Clicking the "Follow" button as we speak!
Fantastic boondi subzi,looks absolutely delectable.
ReplyDeleteThis really looks wonderful. Your food is always beautiful to look at. I hope you are having a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteLooks yummm.
ReplyDeletewow, looks delicious and great photos by the way :). Just one small question , whats a boondi?
ReplyDeleteThis is a very unique dish...
ReplyDeleteBookmarked for when i dont have any vegetables!
U have some absolutely delicious stuff here!!
ReplyDeleteI love ur garlic Maggi , i do the same too and this boondi sabzi is something i have never had !!
love it:-)))
U have some absolutely delicious stuff here!!
ReplyDeleteI love ur garlic Maggi , i do the same too and this boondi sabzi is something i have never had !!
love it:-)))
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So colorful dish! Love it! I've never tried it but I have no doubt I would like it.
ReplyDeleteHi Sushma, yes it's tasty & quick subzi....& U know what it's common at my mom's place though she makes it with little gravy.....
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your lovely comments...ya sure mia will do that
ReplyDeleteVery colourful subzi
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious and tempting. Wonderful recipe. Nice and healthy dish.
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