Sarson ka Saag | The Ultimate Punjabi Recipe!

Huma Qurashi By Huma Qurashi

A great Punjabi dish, this Sarson Da Saag formula is sauce dish produced using mustard leaves, spinach and bathua alongside Maize flour and flavors. The final product is loaded with sweet-smelling, scrumptious and velvety green saag rife with cancer prevention agents and supplements.

Sarson ka Saag

The bathua and mustard leaves are widely available in the period of winters in India and Pakistan subsequently this is to a great extent cooked in south Asian households, during the winters as it were. This formula generally originates from Punjab and will make you snared on to it once you cook it.

The recipe is as follows:

Prepare the saag leaves

  1. Clean and wash the mustard leaves, spinach and bathua independently in running water.
  2. Roughly shred leaves and finely cut stems. Dispose of the hard stems.
  3. Remove and dispose of the stems and wash green chillies and slash them finely.
  4. Scrape, wash and generally cut portion of the ginger, cut the rest into extremely fine juliennes.
  5. Peel, wash and hack onions and garlic finely.
  6. Put the mustard leaves, spinach, bathua and green chillies in an overwhelming bottomed container, include slashed ginger, salt and water.
  7. Bring to a bubble and stew until delicate (don’t cover).
  8. Remove, channel and save the overabundance fluid assuming any.
  9. Put the depleted leaves in a blender and make a coarse puree.
  10. Transfer the puree to the substantial bottomed dish include makki-ka – atta, red stew powder, staying cleaved green chilies and ground jaggery. Blend well.
  11. Return to warmth and include the held fluid.
  12. Simmer, mixing once in a while, for 30 minutes. Modify the flavoring.
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Tampering

  1. Heat the Ghee, add asafoetida alongside slashed onion and fry till translucent.
  2. Sauté garlic till a bit of darkening in color appears, include green chilies, simmered and squashed cumin and red bean stew powder. Sauté over medium warmth include tomato puree sauté till ghee overflows out.
  3. Bring the stewing sarson ka saag to a bubble and pour on the treating, Stir to serve.
  4. Remove to a bowl, embellish with juliennes of ginger and sprinkle garam masala powder.
  5. Serve Sarson Ka Saag hot with Makke Ki Roti alongside bits of jaggery and white spread.
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