Even though I'm a non-veg freak, I have started cooking & eating lot of vegetable just for the sake of my daughter. My daughter is mini me. She just like all that I like including food. Since eating vegetables & fruits daily is a must for current life style I have started using lots of veggies & fruits in my daily cooking. That's why lots of veggie recipes in my blog in recent times.
Here comes another simple vegetable recipe "Carrot Peas Masala".
Ingredients:
Carrot - 1 cup (chopped)
Peas - 1/2 cup
Onion - 1 big ( chopped)
Tomato - 2 big ( chopped)
Oil
Mustard seeds
Curry leaves
Garam masala - 1/2 tbsp
Salt
Tumeric
Asafoetida
Cooking Method:
1. Pressure cook carrot & peas for 2 whistles & keep it aside.
2. Heat 2 tbsp of oil in a heavy bottom frying pan. Add mustard seeds. When mustard splatters add curry leaves & onion.
3. When onion turns transparent add tomatoes. Add asafoetida, tumeric, salt and let it cook until tomatoes becomes mushy.
4. When tomatoes are mushy, add garam masala and mix it. Let it cook for 1 minute.
5. Then add cooked carrot & peas. Mix thoroughly & let it cook for 10 mins. Reduce the flame to sim.
6. Carrot Peas Masala is ready. Carrot peas masala goes well with curd rice, lemon rice & sambar rice.
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simple yet flavorful dish.
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Ras Malai (From Rasgulla)
Very simple and easy to make quick dish.
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Superb! Very delightful combo dear.
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yummy combo...sure it is very delicious!!
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This dish not only sounds healthy but tasty as well. I too have started enjoying more fruits and vegetables recently. Not too long ago I completed a raw food detox cleanse which helped me get rid of my cravings for processed and sugary foods. Now I get my sugar fix from natural sources.
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love this combo da..
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ReplyDeletetanSEN was bengali my dear friend, so were a lot of other people! want to see the entire list as it stands today? so was subash chandra bose and sri aurobindo :)
and i can name a million others and i am proud to say our greateness can be exerted beyond our national borders.
we are the fifth largest speakers!
we bengalis have won pretty much every award in the world stage you name it we have it and we are damn proud of what we have :)
its the only country in the world which took rebellion because it couldn’t speak its mother tongue and it won! and won so hard that the UN had to adopt that day as the international language day, which celebrates languages from all over the world.
did you know that the FAMOUS SEARS TOWER is architectured by another bengali?"
KAMONASISH AAYUSH MAZUMDAR
(MBA, IMT Ghaziabad)
Bengaluru, Karnataka