Probably, my go-to dish during work days. So easy to make and so quick too. And the taste is DIVINE.
This is how I made it.
INGREDIENTS | QUANTITY |
Potatoes | 3 medium-sized, cubed |
Cauliflower | 2 cups |
Carrots | 2 cups |
Pumpkin | 1 cup |
Green Capsicum | 1 cup |
Red Capsicum | 1/2 cup |
Green Beans | 1 cup |
Peas | 1 cup |
Lemon juice | 5 tablespoons |
Coriander leaves | 1 bunch |
Ginger | 1-inch sliced |
Green Chilli | 1 sliced |
Cumin seeds | 1 teaspoon |
Ajwain seeds | 1 teaspoon |
Bay leaf | 1 leaf |
Paneer (cottage cheese) | 1 pack, cubed |
Himalayan Pink Salt | 1 teaspoon |
Oil | 5 tablespoons |
Hing | 1/2 tablespoon |
Turmeric | 3 tablespoons |
COOKING STEPS
- Heat oil in a deep pot.
- Add bay leaf, ginger and green chilli. Mix for a minute till ginger changes colour slightly.
- Add Cumin and Fennel seeds. Mix.
- Add Hing and Turmeric. Mix well.
- Add all the vegetables and mix everything well. All vegetables should be coated well with turmeric and oil. Sometimes, I add the frozen beans and peas after mixing. The water from the melted ice flows over the vegetables, and is sufficient enough to cook it.
- Add a tablespoon of water, close the pot tightly, and let it cook on medium heat, till the potatoes are very soft.
- While the potatoes are cooking, fry the paneer. If you don’t it fried, you can add the paneer cubes directly with the vegetables.
- Once the vegetables are cooked (very soft), add the coriander leaves and lemon juice, and mix well.
Serve with hot rice, rotis or Lebanese bread.








As I said, while cooking the vegetables, fry the paneer on the side.






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