Semi Dry Sabzi Recipes | Semi dry Indian vegetables |

Semi Dry Sabzi Recipes | Semi dry Indian vegetables | We have a large collection of semi dry Indian vegetables from quick semi dry sabzi, healthy semi dry sabzi to reginal semi dry sabzis.

Turai Onion Vegetable

Simple and quick semi dry sabzi

A quick time saver subzi for your family . this sabzis looks very simple and easy to make too..but  it taste very intense and burst of flavour in every bite.

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1.      Aloo Methi easy, tasty and awesome. Yet, every time you taste it, potatoes with fenugreek leaves feels exotic.

Aloo Methi

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2.      Sev Tameta made with minimum and the most basic ingredients that are easily available in every Indian household pantry!

Sev Tameta

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3.      Methi Pitla can be prepared in a jiffy. It is one of their comfort foods which is definitely part of their weekly menu.

  Methi Pitla ( Healthy Subzi)

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4.      Quick Corn and Paneer Subzi ever-favourite combination of corn and paneer is cooked into a finger-licking subzi, all in a jiffy, with the support of everyday veggies and readily available spice powders!

 Quick Corn and Paneer Subzi

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5.      Achari Dahi Bhindi a super peppy flavour and aromatic subzi. The name achari comes from the combination of spices used in it.

 Achari Dahi Bhindi, Punjabi Sabji

6.      Creamy Cauliflower a mildly-flavoured white base. Onion, ginger and chillies together give the curry a very pleasant flavour without any overpowering spices.

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Regional semi dry subzi

Every region has its speciality subzi, here we have come up with variations and different taste from the north, south, east and west. The recipes are simple and easy at the same time to follow. Enjoy these with assorted Indian breads.  

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1.      Bengali Style Jackfruit Curry traditional curry is super delicious, and you will really enjoy it with steamed rice or Luchi.

Bengali Style Jackfruit Curry, Echor Kosha

2.      Malabari Curry from the kitchens of kerala is no exception. The veggies rest in a base of coconut milk, and coconut is used in the masala paste. 

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3.      Oondhiya a classic Gujarati vegetable from the city of Surat and hence also called Surti undhiyu.

Oondhiya

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4.      Hyderabadi Baghara Baingan flavour-packed treat for your palate, with the dynamic flavours of several seeds and spices. 

Hyderabadi Baghara Baingan

5.      Kala Chana Sundal tempered with mustard, urad dal and other traditional ingredients, and garnished with fresh and juicy grated coconut.  

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6.      Zunka traditional Maharashtrian and spicy, the Zunka is considered by many as a dry version of the famous pitla.

Zunka

Semi dry sabzi for Indian breads

If there is a gravy  or semi dry sabzi there has to be a dry subzi in the plate. Here is the range of assorted subzis… where you find easy steps to make these scrumptious sabzis. Taste great with phulka. 

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1.      Shalgam ki Sabzi an Indian turnip vegetable. Shalgam or turnip, a member of the radish family that tastes much milder

Shalgam ki Subzi

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2.      Panchkutiyu Shaak sumptuous preparation of five types of vegetables cooked in a gujarati style coriander and coconut masala.

Panchkutiyu Shaak ( Gujarati Recipe)

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3.      Drumstick and Potato Subzi simple combination of drumstick with potatoes, onions and tomatoes, together with a traditional tempering and a few readily-available spice powders. 

4.      Aloo Mutter Korma contrasting textures and complementary flavours of the two vegetables have a very fulfilling effect on the taste buds.

  Aloo Mutter Korma, Punjabi Aloo Matar Korma

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5.      Bharwan Baingan  a super tasty version of Bharwan Baingan, in which the brinjals are stuffed with a sweet, tangy and spicy besan mixture before pressure-cooking.

Bharwan Baingan, Punjabi Bharwan Baingan Recipe

6.      Paneer Khurchan an exclusive flavour and texture, perhaps due to the apt combination of veggies and spices with succulent paneer. 

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7.      Methi Mushroom Sabzi super aromatic fenugreek leaf is a great match for the relatively flavourless mushroom!

Healthy semi dry sabzis

Good options for health conscious people.. ample of variation with lot of vegetables, which is easily available in the market. Do try the recipes and surely you will be happy to try each and every variety.

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1.      Ringna Vatana an interesting subzi! Ringna Vatana makes use of both a spice powder mix and a onion-coriander paste.

Ringna Vatana

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2.      Spinach Mushroom Sabzi contrasting textures of mushrooms and spinach make the subzi a delight to chew while the addition of fresh cream gives it a lusciously rich mouth-feel.

Spinach Mushroom Sabzi, Palak Mushroom Recipe

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3.      Masala Chawli packed with flavour and radiates an irresistible aroma! While the tomato pulp and fenugreek leaves impart a rich taste.

Masala Chawli

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4.      Masale Wali Turai a very simple and quick Indian semi dry sabzi, which can be cooked once in a week to be relished in either meal.

Masalewali Turai

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5.      Urad Dal with Spinach a sumptuous accompaniment to Indian breads with the distinct flavour of caraway seeds.      

Urad Dal with Spinach, Healthy Urad Dal with Spinach

Enjoy our Semi Dry Sabzi Recipes | Semi dry Indian vegetables | and other sabzi recipe articles below.

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