We all make chole Palak, Aloo Chole, Palak - aloo, soya palak, soya chole but why not to combine all in one dish and make one nice healthy dish. I don't like palak alone, for me here, palak taste so bad so I asked my sister BTW she blogs at hotnsteamyfood, what to do with spinach and she told me that she's also have same problem but now she use baby spinach so I will be using that too. Well from big sister we always learn something. So I make this dish, had it with paratha along with papad, sliced onion, green chilies and it was one pot meal. Greens, proteins in one dish. Don't believe me, make it and try it. I give you what we eat it, you can increase / decrease the quantities of the ingredients as per your family's needs. Again, you can take any greens here.
Ingredients :
4 cups boiled White Chickpeas
2 cups Washed and chopped Spinach
1/2 cup washed and squeezed Soya granules
1 onion finely chopped
2 tbsp. tomato puree / 2 big tomatoes chopped
1 tbsp. red chili powder
1 tbsp. Jeera / cumin
1 tbsp. Turmeric powder
2 tbsp. Chana masala
1 tbsp. ginger / garlic/ chili paste
salt to taste
2 tbsp. oil
lime juice as per taste and freshly chopped coriander leaves
Method:
Heat a oil in non stick pan. When its hot, add jeera, when it changes the color, add onion and brown it.
Then add ginger garlic paste along with tomatoes and cook till its mushy.
Add all powdered masala with little bit of water so masala don't burn.
Add chick peas, soya and spinach and mix it nicely. You dont need to add water because spinach will leave enough water to cook nicely.
Depend upon your choice, make thick or thin gravy and served along with rice, roti, paratha.
If you are lucky enough to have leftover, just add this in cooked rice and you have pulav or make kathi rolls in leftover rotis .
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Ingredients :
4 cups boiled White Chickpeas
2 cups Washed and chopped Spinach
1/2 cup washed and squeezed Soya granules
1 onion finely chopped
2 tbsp. tomato puree / 2 big tomatoes chopped
1 tbsp. red chili powder
1 tbsp. Jeera / cumin
1 tbsp. Turmeric powder
2 tbsp. Chana masala
1 tbsp. ginger / garlic/ chili paste
salt to taste
2 tbsp. oil
lime juice as per taste and freshly chopped coriander leaves
Method:
Heat a oil in non stick pan. When its hot, add jeera, when it changes the color, add onion and brown it.
Then add ginger garlic paste along with tomatoes and cook till its mushy.
Add all powdered masala with little bit of water so masala don't burn.
Add chick peas, soya and spinach and mix it nicely. You dont need to add water because spinach will leave enough water to cook nicely.
Depend upon your choice, make thick or thin gravy and served along with rice, roti, paratha.
A2K - A Seasonal Veg Table: June 2014
http://citrusspiceuk.com/ hosted by Chef Mireille's East West Realm: In my Veg Box - Spinach
1st anniversary celebration event by cookclickdevour
#recipeoftheweek | A Mummy Too
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yum and healthy ! Nicely done
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Deletenice healthy combination of soya, aloo and palak.
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ReplyDeleteHi Linsy!
ReplyDeleteNice combo recipe!
Healthy combo ....... Delicious platter dear!
ReplyDeleteYummy finger licking chana and palak curry. i like it with hot puris...
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ReplyDeleteLooks delicious, it's meat-free and sounds healthy. I love it! Thanks so much for linking up with #recipeoftheweek - I've pinned and tweeted this post and there's a new linky going live at 6pm this evening :)
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely, I don't cook with soya much - must do so. Thanks for sharing with Eat Your Greens, please come back at the end of the month for the round up.
ReplyDeleteWow Looks yum. I do like the taste of soya chunks or granules but i am seriously tempted to try this out
ReplyDeleteyummy n healthy curry!!!
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ReplyDeletehealthy dish!! i will definitely give it a try!!
ReplyDeleteDelicious combination of ingredients and flavours Linsy, thanks so much for enterting to Family Foodies!, www,eatyourveg.co.uk
ReplyDeleteI like baby spinach better, too. Its flavor is milder, and it is so much easier to prepare.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Linsy, for your MLLA recipe. Anything with chickpeas puts a smile on my face.