½ bunch spinach leavesA handful of fresh corianderA handful of fresh mint2 green chilies1 inch ginger½ tbsp kasuri methi½ inch cinnamon stick2 cloves2 green cardamom1 black cardamomA few black peppercorns1 tbsp mustard oil1 tbsp mustard seedsA pinch of hing
Ingredients
1 tsp jeera1 tsp saunf2 tsp red chili powder½ tsp haldi powder2 tsp coriander powder200g potatoes, boiled2 cups water2 tbsp gheeA few dried red chilies¼ tsp hingAamchur powder, to tasteAnardana powder, to taste
Ingredients
In a blender, add spinach, fresh coriander, fresh mint, green chilies, ginger, kasuri methi, cinnamon stick, cloves, green cardamom, black cardamom, and black peppercorns. Blend into a smooth paste.
In a heavy-bottom kadhai, heat mustard oil. Add mustard seeds, hing, jeera, saunf, red chili powder, haldi powder, coriander powder, and mix well.
Add the prepared spinach paste and cook on low flame for about 10 minutes or until the oil starts to separate.
Roughly crush boiled potatoes by hand and add them to the masala. Mix well, add water, salt to taste, and mix again.
Cover and cook the sabzi for about 15 minutes on low flame.
Add a tadka of ghee, dried red chilies, and hing to the sabzi.
Mix well, adjust seasoning by adding aamchur and anardana powder.
Serve the dubki wale aloo ki sabzi with bedmi puri.