Dear All,
Hope everyone had a wonderful time this diwali. This was my first diwali after 3 yrs which i celebrated with my family and friends so was very much special. Things are very much settled down here so now you'll see me active. I have already started dropping by my fellow friends blogs but still i have lots to catch up, so please dont mind if I am a little late.
The recipe I present you today is a very simple one and is perfect with rotis or phulkas. The most important ingredients here is grated coconut. I have always loved the taste of coconut in curries and dry veggies, it not only enhances the taste but also gives a unique flavor which is sure seduce your tastebuds. The combination of veggie I have used are carrots, green beans and green peas but you can use any combination.
Ingredients :-
1/2 cup carrots chopped
1/2 cup green beans chopped
1/2 cup frozen green peas
1 big onion finely sliced
1/2 cup grated coconut
2 tsp oil
1 tsp mustard seeds
1 tsp cumin seeds
1 tsp sugar
1/2 tsp turmeric powder
1 tsp cumin powder
2 medium green chillies finely chopped
Salt to taste
2 tbsp coriander finely chopped
Procedure :-
- Heat oil in a nonstick pan, add in mustard seeds, cumin seeds, green chillies and onions.
- Saute onions for 2 to 3 mins until soft.
- Add in the veggies, cumin powder, salt, turmeric powder, sugar and grated coconut.
- Cover and cook on slow to medium gar for 25 to 30 mins, DONOT add water, the vegetables need to get cooked in steam itself.
- Garnish with freshly chopped coriander on top and serve hot with rotis or phulkas.
- Enjoy!!
In past few weeks many of my blogger buddies have passed awards to me, I thank you all for your love and support. I will acknowledge the awards very soon!
Mmmm...looks good. I love mixed veggies.
ReplyDeleteI love the blend of colours. Really miss your posts >*<
ReplyDeleteSooooo colourful..
ReplyDeletecolorful curry..even I love coconut in simple stir-fries
ReplyDeleteWelcome back.
ReplyDeletehmm looks attractive and colourful..
ReplyDeleteWelcome back parita...its so good to c a new recipe from you...looks very colourful & nice way to have all these vegetables...hope u too had a lovely time this diwali with all your loved ones
ReplyDeleteVery healthy and colourful :)
ReplyDeleteColorful and yummy... Nice recipe....
ReplyDeletei love such stirfries...where the veggies are a bit crunchy n fresh looking...
ReplyDeletenow that you are in India...please post some guar recipe from your region..
Such a colourful and delicious stir fry Parita, Hope u had a great diwali with ur family...
ReplyDeleteWelcome back dear.I also love the flavor of fresh coconut.
ReplyDeleteHi Parita, nice to see you back...
ReplyDeleteA mix of vegetables with coconut flakes must have tasted awesome!
yummy stir fry..looks delicious..
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you back dear..That was a simple and healthy dish! Loved the click too :)
ReplyDeletecolorful and yummy dear.
ReplyDeleteNice to see you back. Hope you had a great Diwali!
ReplyDeleteWow! Healthy and so colorful!
ReplyDeleteMixed veggies and delicious colours
ReplyDeleteSuperb! It looks delicious! Healthy recipe!
ReplyDeleteGlad that you're settled in! The vegetable dish looks tasty, and has such lovely color.
ReplyDeletecolourful healthy recipe...nice click
ReplyDeleteLady.... you are back!!! :):):):):):):) I am really very excited to see you back.. :) Lovely recipe and nice pics. Brilliant come back dish :)
ReplyDeleteColorful and healthy thoran...
ReplyDeleteGlad to know, you enjoyed diwali with friends and relatives.
ReplyDeleteWelcome Back!
Nice to see you back, mix veggies with coconut is a sure hit..love it, I make almost the same way except using coconut milk here...
ReplyDeleteWelcome back to the blogging world Parita. Glad to hear that you had a wonderful diwali with your family and friends. It is very special indeed.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you on the coconut part. I love curries with coconut. Makes the dish simple and yet tasty. Keep rocking!
beautiful click.looks so colourful and delicious
ReplyDeletelooks so fresh and colorful, yummy!
ReplyDeleteHi Paritha, Welcome back and great recipe,i love coconut too.
ReplyDeleteMmmm..looks delicious and colorful. Good to see you back:).
ReplyDeleteHey.. nice to see you back in action again :)
ReplyDeleteI love the pretty colors in this dish!
ReplyDeleteThis is a perfect recipe suitable for people like me...
ReplyDeleteNice colorful and healthy dish!!
ReplyDeleteNice to see you back.Diwali with family, can't have anything more than that. Nice and simple recipe and I am sure must be tasty especially with the vegees being from India.They are always more flavorful.
ReplyDeletenice colours and welcome back.
ReplyDeleteSimple and delicious!
ReplyDeletewelcome back home,(i mean the blog)!!, with a nice colourful dish, diwali with family what else can you ask, and all the veggies from India, very authentic right ?must be tasting very great too..
ReplyDeleteVeggie mix looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteFresh and colourful winter veggies in coconut! Wonderful! :-)
ReplyDeleteI really love coconut - this looks delicious - so fresh and vibrant!
ReplyDeleteLooks great...nice colorful dish.
ReplyDeleteyummy and healthy :)
ReplyDeleteHappy to know that u had a wonderful Diwali..
ReplyDeleteSimply yummy stir fry !!!
Lovely color !!
Wow...that's an yum and flavorful curry....looks colorful and delish...
ReplyDeletedish looks so colorful...sounds yummy!
ReplyDeleteGood to see you back and it must have been great celebrating diwali with family in India.The curry looks very appetizing
ReplyDeleteHappy to see u back Parita, Hope u enjoyed a lot on Diwali. Mixed veggies with grated coconut is my all time favorite.
ReplyDeleteLovley and colourful dish. Looks yum,
ReplyDeleteLooks fresh and colourful!
ReplyDeleteVeggies sound delicious with coconut!
ReplyDeleteLove how fresh & colorful it looks.
ReplyDeleteLove this combo. Try mixing this with left-over rice(you can make something like lime-rice and then mix this sabzi along with it). I do that sometimes for dinner(whenever I feel lazy to cook something new);P My hubby has never guessed that it's just leftover stuff!
ReplyDeleteWe normally make this with just green beans, it is a simple yet great recipe. Will have to try it with some other vegetables like you have used. Glad to know you had a good diwali back home.
ReplyDeletenice colourful dish you've got there! I love coconut scrapings in my dry curries too!
ReplyDeleteHappy you are back dearie! Love the colour that splashes across the picture:)
ReplyDeletehelllllllllllloooo Parita,
ReplyDeleteGreat to know u had a geat diwali with ur family :) I too shall join the routine blog rounds very soon.
The mixed vegetable sabzi looks delish, coconut def. enhances the flavour dear!nice click
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A wonderful veggie dish! It looks really tasty!
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Rosa
Hi, thanks for visiting my blog, u too have a lovely blog.
ReplyDeleteLooks colorful.My mom makes this a bit different.. will try this soon and let u knw dear :)
ReplyDeleteWoow.. So well presented with such wonderful colors.. It must a treat to the palette.
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Following you from now on!!
Do sneak a peek in blog too sometime
Cya soon!!
I love the combination of veggies you used for this dish - looks great!
ReplyDeletehi parita,
ReplyDeletefirst time her. u have a wonderful collection of recipes. following u.
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Love mixed veggies. This is easy to make and yummy too.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a very healthy curry. Thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeletehi parita, thanx for stopping by. i luv the way that colourful thoran aka poriyal looks!
ReplyDeleteDelicious & healthy one
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