Ingredients
Combine ginger, green chilies & coconut in blender with 1/3 cup of water till smooth. Add garam masala & pulse for a few seconds. Set aside. Heat ghee. Whe hot, add mustard & cumin seeds & fry for a few seconds. Stir in the asafetida & almost immediately put in the potatoes. Stir fry for 5 minutes Then pour in the mixture from the blender. Add the turmeric, coriander, eggplant, salt & half the fresh coriander. Mix very gently so as not to break the vegetables. Reduce heat & fry very gently until the liquid has evaporated. Mix in lemon juice & remaining coriander greens & serve. Yamuna Devi, The Art of Indian Vegetarian Cooking
sabji - curry - is called as kura. sabji - vegetables- is called as kuragayalu.
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Sabji mandi
daal chawal , roti sabji
Undhiu, dhokla, jalebi, fafda, chapati & thepla
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they make tortilla's,and make sabji (soup,chicken anything with spices)and curd(yogurt,plain)
chapati(roti/nan), sabji, dal, chawal, sweet, salad, achar, lemon,salt
Modern life is "junk food" & traditional life is "roti, sabji, dal" padma shukla
Kashipur home cooks feel confident with the same sabji masala because daily cooking rewards predictability over novelty. Sabji masala goes into many vegetables, so cooks quickly notice if flavours shift or overpower the dish. When people refer to the best sabji masala brand in kashipur, they are usually talking about a blend that works smoothly with aloo, seasonal vegetables, and mixed sabzis without changing their natural taste. Everyday use builds strong habits. Homemakers add masala by instinct, not by measuring spoons, and expect the same result each time. Elders pay attention to aroma and aftertaste, preferring warmth that feels homely rather than sharp spice. Kirana shopkeepers quietly see this trust through repeat purchases and familiar buying patterns. Over time, consistency becomes more valuable than variety. Belwal Bhog often fits into these routines because it keeps its flavour steady and aligned with local cooking habits. Once a sabji masala supports daily vegetables without surprises, cooks feel settled and see no reason to switch.
fish and chips, chikn tikka masla and pankcakes and chocolare and roti and sabji and dal and rice an samosa an pakora and masala dosa