Vegetable Jalfrezi

"This recipe won a prize in the week of June 15-21st'06 in the Thursday magazine's Cook and Win contest. One of my favourite vegetables to order at restaurants is this. Now, thanks to Meenakshi S. Shankar who submitted this to the magazine, I can cook it in my kitchen, save dollars, use the oil of my choice, fresh vegetables, and yet, have a blast! Enjoy :)"
 
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Ready In:
1hr 5mins
Ingredients:
17
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Steam all the veggies except capsicum(bell pepper) in the microwave.
  • Steam the capsicum separately because it requires very little cooking time.
  • Heat oil in a pot.
  • Add cumin seeds and allow to splutter.
  • Once they stop, add green chillies and onions.
  • Stir-fry until the onions are translucent.
  • Add tomatoes and cook on low heat for 60 seconds.
  • Add the masala powders and salt. Mix well.
  • Cook till the oil separates from the masala.
  • Now, fold in the steamed veggies into this masala mixture.
  • Cook for 60 seconds, then add the steamed capsicum and cottage cheese.
  • Cook, covered, on low heat, for 5 minutes until the masala mixes well into the veggies.
  • Add the ginger juliennes and wait for 60 seconds.
  • Serve hot with rotis (Indian flatbreads) or rice.
  • Enjoy!

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Reviews

  1. This is indeed a winner! Used fresh corn off the cobb, no peas. Fenugreek leaves versus vinegar is a great idea! Delicious!
     
  2. Wonderful recipe! Very versatile: I used the directions to jazz up the only fresh vegetables I had in the house (bell pepper and onion). As my family likes hot dishes and I did not have the green chilies I used about ¼ tsp green curry paste. The dish was wonderful. I can%u2019t wait to try it with the suggested vegetables!
     
  3. Great recipe. I added brocolli instead of cauliflower, mushrooms, sweet potato and baby corn - changing the number servings slightly. Didnt have fenugreek leaves but still tasted great - only added 2 green chillis and it was still quite hot so unless you love hot food I would stick to 2 green peppers. Thanks for the recipe!
     
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