Google+ Yummy Food: Aloo Methi Ki Sabzi & Awards

Monday, September 1, 2008

Aloo Methi Ki Sabzi & Awards

Aloo-Methi is an classical Indian recipe. Methi leaves give the recipe 'yummy' taste. Aloo and methi is yet another combination of aloo (potatoes) with leafy vegetable. Try it, to taste it.

This recipe is going to participate in Herb Mania - Fenugreek event hosted by Red Chillies. This event was started by Dee of Ammalu’s Kitchen.

INGREDIENTS:
  • 1 1/2 cup fresh Methi (fenugreek) leaves, cleaned, washed and finely chopped
  • 2-3 medium Aloo, peeled and cut into small pieces
  • 1 medium Tomato, chopped
  • 1-2 Garlic cloves, crushed
  • Salt to taste
  • 1/4th tsp Turmeric powder
  • Red chili powder to taste
  • 1/2 tsp Cumin seeds (jeera)
  • 2-3 whole dry Red chilies
  • Oil for cooking
PREPERATION:
  • Heat oil and add crushed garlic and fry till brown. Add cumin seeds and dry red chilies.
  • When cumin seeds are done and chilies turn brown add salt, turmeric, chili powder and chopped tomato. Sauté for a moment.
  • Now add potatoes and mix well. Cook till potatoes are half done on a medium flame.
  • Add methi and cook on a medium flame till done or till water is fully absorbed.
  • Serve the aloo methi hot with chapati or paratha.
  • Last but not least add your 'love' to the dish to make it 'YUMMY'.

Yasmeen of Health Nut and Dershana of The FootLoose Chef served me the 'Friendship Blend Award'. This award is a perfect blend of Trust, Kindness, Honesty, Caring. Thank u dear.

With warm love i love to serve this award to Aapplemint, Spicy Khazana, Indian Hut, Asan Khana, Faery's Kitchen, Purva's Daawat, Brindavan, My Kitchen and Ruchi.

Brindavan and Creative Saga showered me with a token of appreciation to my friends award.

I would like to thank my friends who continue to inspire and amaze me everyday. I learn something new from you guys everyday. I love to pass on this award to Ning, Annarasa, Three Mangoes, Indian Khana, Vegetable Platter and For The Love Of Food.

SPECIAL NOTE: Every spice has its own history, flavour, aroma and use. To know what the spice's included in this recipe can do click here: Know Your Spice's

16 comments:

Geetha said...

I love this recipe more than any thing. For me it is the pefect combination for parathas. Thank you for the yummy recipe.

notyet100 said...

thnks for the award,..allo methi is regular at my home,..;-)thnks for sharing,..

Haripriya Reddy said...

Yummy recipe!

Thanks Dear.

Priti said...

Hey Aloo methi looking yummy...love this sabji ..best with roti ..Congrats for your award and thanks for passing to me :)

Ning said...

Wow! You honor me with another medal! :) Thank you so much! :) I'll wear the badge proudly on my sidebar...

Curry Leaf said...

Congrats,Perfect subzi

Kate / Kajal said...

Oh thank you so much for your sweet award. i'm honoured, n i love aloo methi!

Rosie said...

A lovely recipe of parathas :)

Congrats sweetie on your awards too :)

Rosie x

easycrafts said...

My mom used to make these for me..never got to try it for myself..congrats on the award

Anjum said...

easy recipe...i hav diffrent way of making it,i too had planned to put da same recipe on my blog.,inshallah i will put tht soon

Paru ... said...

Thanks for the award dear!!!
Happy festivals ahead...

Red Chillies said...

Congratulations on all the awards and thanks for the wonderful entry!

Sujatha said...

aloo methi looks great! Thanks for passing me the award :) Thats so nice of you..

Myviews said...

Yummy recipe!thank you so much for your sweet award. i'm honoured. sorry dear for my delay comments.

Purva Desai said...

wow saag aloo thats what it is called here in UK....
Congrats dear for well deserved awards and thanks for sharing it with me

Aparna Inguva said...

Thank you so much !!! I am a lot late ha.. Sorry I left for a trip too me some time... Thanks again dear. You gave me my first award ever :D

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