Aloo pyaz sabji serve as great pick-me-ups to boost your mood. It is a simple, luscious, comforting, delicious meal that cheers up when you feel a little glum. In any season, rainy day or winter, it serves as wholesome whether by the seaside or eating outdoors or at home; it is an all-time perfect fit.
It is an ultimate traditional meal suitable for any time of the day as melting-in-mouth potatoes cooked with onions, herbs, and spices offer spectacular flavour and texture.
Basic Information
The blend of spices in aloo pyaz ki sabji works as an absolute crowd-pleaser, and it can be served with hot roti, paratha, and raita in weeknight dinner meets or at lunchtime.
Taste, Texture, Nutrients And Other Details
Indian Aloo pyaz sabji is an absolute classic north Indian recipe complemented with poories or parathas and other side dishes. It is a perfect lunch box meal; at the same time, it can be planned for occasions.
The everyday Indian Aloo pyaz sabji is made with minimal use of veggies. Yet, in Rajasthan, the typical Jaipuri Aloo Pyaz Ki Sabzi is prepared into a rich, creamy masala curry made from coriander, Kashmiri red chillies, whole spices, tomatoes and other herbs.
The creamy soupy recipe is made from deep-fried baby potatoes and pearl onions added to the uniquely prepared creamy, nutty tomato-based gravy. It is a silky, spicy, soupy wholesome meal often served as the main course and the dry variant is served as a side dish at festivals and wedding ceremonies.
Restaurant Based Potato Onion Curry
Potato Onion Curry is an all-favourite offered at high-end hotels and roadside dhabas in India. Depending on the local tastes, multiple recipes are home-delivered at house parties and weddings.
Local Indian eateries and restaurants prepare the standard aloo pyaz ki sabji dhaba style from deep-fried or sauteed potatoes and baby onions (green pearl onions). A combination of chopped ginger, regular onion past, tomato, fresh ginger garlic paste, lime juice, honey and kasturi methi is often used to prepare the creamy gravy.
Some restaurants add herbs like asafoetida, cinnamon, cardamom, cloves and fennel seeds for typical savours. Most dishes get a special zing from hand-crushed Kasoori methi (dry fenugreek leaves) added at the end of preparation.
Home-cooked Potato Onion Sabji Recipe is made from shallow fried onion and potatoes, cooked with chopped green chillies, ginger, garlic, and traditional herbs and spices.
How To Serve?
Aloo pyaz sabji recipe can be either aloo pyaz ki sabji dry or aloo pyaz ki sabji curry. The curry is served with rice, roti or naan. Aloo pyaz ki sabji dry can be served as a starter with yoghurt raita or saucy creamy dips.
Food Allergy
If you suffer from food allergies, please let us know, and we will substitute the ingredient with a better option. Every care is taken to avoid cross-contamination while preparing an order.
Food served may contain some of the 14 allergens listed – Peanuts, Nuts, Sesame, Cereals containing Gluten, Soya / Soy, Milk, Molluscs, Sulphur Dioxide (Sulphites), Mustard, Lupin (EU Common), Eggs, Celery, Crustaceans and Fish.