Green beans sabzi - Meat free Monday
Quick, delicious and
easy crunchy green veg recipe. Enjoy with Phulkas or your Wrap, as a side or on its own.
Green beans sabzi |
I have been away from the blog for quite some time now, with the weather
getting better I can’t imagine myself being at home and so I have been spending
way too much time outside. Doesn’t mean I am not cooking, still cooking but a lot easier food except when we have our friends around or we
are eating out which is every weekend. But weekdays is a different story with A's obsession of being fit. And so we have religiously followed one trend and that is Meat
free Mondays and take my word for it, it is definitely rewarding. If you would like to give it a try, every Monday I would share with you my favorite meat
free recipe. I am starting with a super easy and super quick recipe ( to inspire you) that needs very
little ingredients and very little time.
A few fine green beans (buy the trimmed ones if you are lazy like me) cut into half (while
still in the packet), wash. Sauté in a table spoon of oil
Add spices,this dish majorly gets its taste from turmeric and
coriander powder but you could skip coriander and replace it with any other spice
like Garam masala or curry powder for a kick, Mix well.
Saute if you have the time or cover and cook for 10 min
Some lemon juice, adds just a little tang to the sweet,
crunchy texture of the beans
How easy was that! And still unbelievably tasty and mind you
healthy ;)
Green Beans Sabzi |
Cook time: 15 min (may
vary on the quantity of the beans used)
Serves: 2 to 3
Ingredients:
Fine green beans (fresh) – 220gm / 1 pack/ as much as you
like
Oil – 1 tbsp.
Turmeric- ½ tsp
Chilly Powder – ½ tsp (optional)
Green Chilly-1/2 chopped (optional)
Coriander powder or garam masala or curry powder- 1 tsp.
Juice of one Lemon wedge (optional)
Salt to taste
Method:
1.
Wash and cut the beans into half.
2.
Heat a tbsp. of oil in a pan; add the green
beans, spices, salt to taste and sauté.
3.
Cook covered for
10 min on medium to high heat sautéing
occasionally ( should retain its green color and crunch without tasting too
raw)
4.
Once cooked add the lemon juice, mix well and
serve!
Notes:
1.
This recipe works best with fresh fine green
beans which adds natural sweetness to this dish.
2.
If you find it watery
after adding the lemon juice, sauté on high heat for a min or 2.
3.
Don’t overcook it; you’re looking for a
naturally sweet crunch and a hint of sour and spice seasoning.
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