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Mixed Greens Saag

⏱Time: 45 min
Leafy greens are perhaps the most nutrient dense foods. This dish is very popular in north india. You can mix any greens, fresh or frozen, such as beet greens, as you like. If buying fresh greens, discard limp and yellow…

Description

Leafy greens are perhaps the most nutrient dense foods. This dish is very popular in north india. You can mix any greens, fresh or frozen, such as beet greens, as you like. If buying fresh greens, discard limp and yellow leaves. Remember that greens usually cook down; 1 lb. May yield less than 2 cups cooked. It can easily be made in advance and refrigerated or frozen.

Ingredients

  • Spinach
  • Broccoli Rabe
  • Mustard Greens
  • Cornflour
  • Fenugreek Leaves
  • Chopped Tomato
  • Oil
  • Salt
  • Garlic
  • Ginger
  • Cumin Powder
  • Coriander Powder
  • Red Chili Powder
  • Garam Masala
  • Black Pepper

Instructions

  1. If using fresh greens, trim and remove all fibrous material, and wash in a colander immersed in a large bowl filled with water
  2. Dirt will settle down
  3. Remove the colander and throw away the water
  4. Repeat until water is clear
  5. Chop or tear the leaves and boil them in about 3 cups of water and salt, on medium to high heat, for about 10 minutes until soft
  6. When little cool, give it a few rounds in the food processor or blender to make it smooth and creamy, adding corn flour, fenugreek leaves, and tomatoes
  7. Add more water as needed
  8. Heat the oil in a 4 quart pot on medium to high heat
  9. Add garlic
  10. Add ginger, cumin powder and coriander powder
  11. Stir for a minute
  12. Stir in the cooked greens gradually
  13. Add the remaining seasonings
  14. Cook, stirring occasionally, and let it simmer for 20 minutes until everything is mixed and saag is to your taste
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