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Wednesday, July 11, 2012

Mixed Vegetable Subzi


I am sure everyone has a favorite recipe/way of their own to use up the odds and ends from their vegetable bins. When I have to deal with a vegetable medley, my first choice goes towards subzis. I have several versions of mixed veggie subzis but I stick to particular combinations that work, like this one for instance. To be honest, I prepare this curry not only when I have to cleanup my refrigerator but even when my vegetable bin is full. I love this combination so much - cabbage, carrot, beans and chayote all being in top of my favorite veggie list. Add any other veggies that work with this combination like peas, potatoes or remove some, the subzi would still be wonderful. And also no need to worry about the quantity of the veggies. Just adjust according to the availability.

Ingredients:
2 cups shredded cabbage
1 cup chopped beans
2 carrots - peeled and cubed
1/2 chayote - peeled and cubed
1/4 - 1/2 cup fresh, shredded coconut
Green chillies / dried red chillies as needed
Salt to taste
For tadka:
1 -2 Tbsp oil
1 tsp Bengal gram / chana dal
1 tsp split, skinned black gram / urad dal
1 tsp mustard seeds
1 tsp cumin seeds
1/8 tsp turmeric powder
Few curry leaves


Method:
* Heat oil in a non stick pan or a kadai. Add all the tadka ingredients in the order mentioned and when the dal starts turning reddish, add the chillies and saute for few seconds.
* Next add the veggies and salt to the pan. Cover and cook on low flame, stirring intermittently. When the veggies are done, add coconut and stir well. Cook for a couple of minutes more and turn off the stove.
* Serve with rice / rotis.

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Comments

22 comments:

Chef Mireille said...

all veggies I love...wonderful

Akila said...

Nice n healthy one

Jayanthi said...

I love the colors and combo of this subzi. Looks fab.

chef and her kitchen said...

I too make this..when I am left with a small piece of cabbage I end up combining with all the other veggies n make a sabzi..simple yet tasty one

anjana said...

Nice,delicious and simple curry..

Unknown said...

Looks delicious and healthy!!!!!

Priya Suresh said...

Simple but yet a delicious subzi.

A Kamalika Krishmy said...

At home we call this Congress Curry

virunthu unna vaanga said...

yummy...
VIRUNTHU UNNA VAANGA

Spice up the Curry said...

looks fantastic .. yummy

Shanavi said...

Another comforting subzi from u..Love to the core

Usha said...

I love mixed vegetable subzi but my husband is not a big fan of mixing up vegetables.

This subzi looks colorful and is mouthwatering!

Srivalli said...

Oh I have never add chow chow to this combo, I normally make it differently with a final touch of peanut powder..looks very colourful!

Gayathri Kumar said...

Subzi looks absolutely delicious...

kitchen queen said...

healthy nutritious and colurful and delicious mixed veg curry.

Nalini's Kitchen said...

Healthy and colorful stir fry...

Kalyani said...

love the combo Suma ! I too use this exact combination.. and its soo flavoursome !


Kalyani
Sizzling Tastebuds
Hosting Walk Through Memory Lane – July 2012

Harini R said...

Good one! My list of fav veggies in the reverse order :). I also resort to combining veggies for curries!

Cool Lassi(e) said...

Colorful, wonderful sabzi!

sushma said...

Nice combo and wonderful dish

Unknown said...

Ohhh chow chow inth is stir fry neer tried chow chow in stir fries and curry looks like hotel curry I an finish that bowl as it is..

Pavani said...

My kind of a dish. I love to mix and match different veggies too -- much to my husband's displeasure.. But cooks rule.. right??