This sabzi is usually made during Ekadashi fasting. As we don't use any spices, this is flavoured with cardamoms sauteed in ghee and tempered with rock salt and crushed black pepper.
Potatoes : 4-5
Cardamoms .. 2-3
Rock salt ....... to taste
Black pepper powder ... 1/4 tsp.
Ghee or oil
Method:
1. Boil the potatoes. Peel and cut into pieces.
2.In a pan heat a little ghee and add the crushed cardamoms.Now add the potato and salt. Stir well to blend and crush a few pieces of potato to make a thick gravy. Add a little water (depends on how much gravy you like) and simmer.
4. Sprinkle the crushed pepper and serve with puris or rotis made with the Shingara flour or Buck wheat flour
simple and quick to make..
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ReplyDeleteThanks Archana. Do try it duringthe fasting season.
DeletePotatoes and cardamom. that's quite a new combo for a fasting recipe . looks great
ReplyDeleteYes Kalyani. Cardamom flavour dominated in this recipe as there are no other spices added to it
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