Showing posts with label Green Leafy Vegetable. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Green Leafy Vegetable. Show all posts

Palak & Egg Burji (Breakfast Recipe)

A quick rush to work calls for a faster cooking menu. "Egg" does behave a sincere saver in such cases
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My Kids don't have a immediate liking for spinach, however I keep identifying  ways to camouflage them and use. It just happened when kids asked for scrambled egg for breakfast, I chopped the spinach and after sauteing added them like coriander. Little did anyone realize it was not coriander ! 

I have been ever since trying to make this highly nutritious food a compulsion in my weekly menu !You can add grated carrots by all means, I had to omit has I did not have stock and obviously cant have my mornings to such leisure chores :)

We also make it for dinner at times..It is a multipurpose recipe !



Ingredients :

Palak / Spinach - few leaves (8-10)
Egg -2
Salt - to taste
Garam Masala - a pinch
Green Chilli - 1
Tomato - 1 chopped
Dhania leaves - few

Method :

1. Saute the chopped Palak leaves in Olive oil or butter(if making for kids)with pinch of salt, till it tenders.

2. In a Bowl, add this palak,egg, garam masala, little salt, chopped dhania leaves and tomatoes.

3. Pour on tava/kadai and keep stirring slowy , so that they form lumps

4. Serve hot with bread toast /paratha's

Paneer Liver Curry (Paneer and Palak sabzi)

Nutrition Corner :
** Paneer is a wholesome food rich in protein and riboflavin
** Spinach has a high nutritional value and is extremely rich in antioxidants,
specially when fresh,steamed,or quickly boiled,also a rich source of vitamin A
** It is considered to be a rich source of iron.
** Spinach also has a high calcium content
** For maximum benefit from the folate in spinach,better to steam it than to boil it

So, we have all reasons to have this in our menu regularly ...!!

It might sound a little extensive process , but trust me the pleasure of the final dish is so divine that, it overrules the effort. :)



Ingredients :

Palak - Half Bundle
Paneer- 250gms
Besan - 3 tsp/ as per taste
Capsicum - 2 (cut in slices)
Onion - 1
Tomato - 2
Khaskhas - 1tsp
Dhania Powder - 1tsp
Turmeric Powder - 1/4tsp
Red Chilli Powder -1/2 tsp
Ginger Garlic Paste - 1 tsp
Green Coriander /Cilantro - for Garnish

Method :

1. Wash and steam Palak. Remove water and add pinch of red chilli powder and salt to Palak and grind in mixie to make a paste

2. Grind Khas Khas to a fine paste

3. In a pan , heat 3 tsp Oil, add onion, tomato, Khas Khas Paste, Ginergarlic Paste, Rede Chilli, Turmeric and Dhania. Stir well.

4. When almost cooked, add the water which was used to steam palak, and pinch of salt to it ( make sure you add the salt only for the gravy)

4. To the palak puree add besan and bring to dough consistency. Make lemon size balls and steam them.

5. Remove , cool and fry these balls in oil over medium heat.Cut into medium sized piece.

6. Add Paneer and Capsicum and cut palak balls to the gravy and mix well.Garnish with fresh dhania leaves.

7. Remove from fire and serve with hot Parathas'

This recipe is a participant of :Let's relishh-Paneer

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