My family love potatoes in any shape or form and who can blame them its a delicious vegetable that most people like. You can do so much with potatoes, boil them bake them, roast them, use them in salads and of course make curries with them. some of my favorite combinations are chickpeas and potatoes, broccoli and potatoes, aubergine and potatoes and simple Vegan Garlicky Potatoes. Another firm favorite is my house is spinach nad potatoes, the recipe I am sharing below.
Delicious baby spinach cooked with baby potatoes in a spicy gravy.
Ingredients:
240g / 8 oz baby Spinach
12 baby potatoes
1 tomato cut into half, seeds removed and sliced
1 green chilli cut into slits and seeds removed
1 clove garlic peeled and finely chopped
3 tablespoons passata (sieved tomatoes)
1 teaspoon ground turmeric
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon chilli powder
1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
1/2 teaspoon ground coriander
2 tablespoons olive oil
1/2 teaspoon mustard seeds
Method:
1.Put the baby potatoes without peeling them in a microwaveable bowl, add 2-3 tablespoons of water and cover and cook on high for 7-10 minutes until potatoes are fully cooked.
2. Look through the spinach leaves and cut off any long stalks.
3. In a large saucepan boil some water, when it is boiling place the spinach leaves in a colander and place the colander in the boiling water to blanch the spinach leaves for 2-3 minutes.
4. Lift out the colander of spinach and immediately run some cold water through them .
5. Place the blanched spinach in a food processor and puree them.
6. In a pan add the olive oil and wait for it to heat up, once its hot add the mustard seeds and wait for them to splutter.Next add the garlic and saute for a few seconds, take care not to burn it.
7. Add the passata, chilli powder, cumin powder,coriander powder,turmeric and salt and saute the mixture for 2-3 minutes.
8. Add the spinach puree and mix thoroughly into the spicy passata sauce.Add 50 ml water and cook for 3-4 minutes.
9. Peel the skin off the potatoes and cut them into halves.Add the potatoes to the spinach.
10. Mix thoroughly until all the spinach coats the potatoes. Cover and cook for a further 5 minutes until all the spices have infused into the potatoes.
11.Transfer the spinach and potato curry to a serving dish. Garnish with the tomato slices and green chilies.
I served this curry with with mixed dhal pancakes
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Perfect with rotlis.
ReplyDeleteYes this curry goes nice with phulka rotlis too.
DeleteLike the Kadai very much n a good combo too
ReplyDeleteone of my fav props for food photography too.
DeleteThis looks gorgeous, I adore spinach! How spicy is it?
ReplyDeleteThe curry is medium spicy but you can omit the chilli powder totally and replace it with paprika instead to make it mild.
DeleteA very healthy combination of spinach and potato curry. Excellent pics as well.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Thanks Deepa, trying to improve on food photos.Long way to go yet.
DeleteThe dish looks so tempting , perfect for a comforting meal...
ReplyDeleteThis sounds delicious! My neighbour used to make me rotti before I was diagnosed with coeliacs, we haven't mastered a perfect gluten free one yet!
ReplyDeleteYou can make roti with ragi flour or millet flour that would be suitable for you.
DeleteAnother great curry idea thank you!
ReplyDeleteVery nicely presented potato curry, must be very luscious!
ReplyDeleteBest with roti i guess!
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Looks so delicious. Your cooking style is so similar to mine!! I can see me cooking this dish exactly like you. Must be the Gujarati style!!
ReplyDeleteYes its true Mina our cooking styles are very similar.African gujju style!!!:)
DeleteOh yum , I love a good curry!! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHelen X
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I've been meaning to try a potato curry for a while, looks like a lovely recipe. x
ReplyDeleteLove it with chapathis. nice one
ReplyDeletethis looks delicious, i will deffo be trying it out!
ReplyDeleteL x
Oooh sounds very nice. Would probs be really nice with some Chapattis. I do love a curry! x
ReplyDeleteI love potato and spinach together such a great combo. This with naans would be lovely.
ReplyDeleteThe potatoes and spinach with tomatoes sounds delicious. This would be wonderfully warming on chilly winter days...
ReplyDeletei love curries but i have never given myself the time to actually make one , this would be a great first timers curry , thankyou for sharing x
ReplyDeleteIts easy and simple to make and not too spicy.
DeleteYum! That looks amazing i might need to print this recipe out
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I made this for dinner yesterday and it was lovely - really warmed us all up after a cold day!
ReplyDeleteThis looks great! I am actually more of a fan of the vegetable dishes when it comes to Indian food, and adore chick peas, spinach lentils and such. My OH is a confirmed carnavore though - and moans if I propose a meal without meat lol. Think I could split the recipe and do mine with spinach and his with meat. The thing with fussy adults is they're not as easy to fool as kids. My kids thought Quorn was chicken till they reached double digets.
ReplyDeleteLove Vicky
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Vicky, Make the spinach gravy in the same way and you can replace the potatoes with cooked chicken pieces instead.
DeleteHealthy Combo
ReplyDeleteThis is a good recipe!
ReplyDeleteThis pic has made me feel hungry Nayna, I like that the potatoes are large and the spinach is fine x
ReplyDeleteI am so glad as I am trying to take good pictures.
DeleteI was looking for a good vegetarian curry and this is the perfect recipe for me. I love your photography too, you have so many good recipes here! X
ReplyDeleteThankyou Alida, I appreciate your encouragement.
DeleteLooks so delicious. Bookmarked to try soon x
ReplyDeleteCaroline do let me know how it turns out.Hope you enjoy it.
Deletelooks so yummy
ReplyDeleteAbbi over at http://stealstylist.com
My mum, who is a vegetarian, makes a mean potato and spinach curry and I love hers, so I am sure that yours would also go down a treat too! LOVELY photos! Karen
ReplyDeleteHealthy and budget friendly. Love it!
ReplyDeleteThat looks heavenly Nayna! Pass it this way!
ReplyDeleteYou are most welcome to drop by for a taste.
DeleteI just know I would love this Nayna and you're picture makes it look great too. It's the sort of thing I just wouldn't be able to get a decent photograph of.
ReplyDeletespinach and potato curry is a real favourite of mine. I haven't ever tried to make it myself, but perhaps I will now!
ReplyDeleteSounds scrummy!!
ReplyDeleteThat looks fantastic Nayna, great job!
ReplyDeleteJanie x
The curry looks amazing. I love the karai you have used to serve it.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the karai that I got from India I was telling you about.
DeleteMmmm ... this sounds lovely ... might have to give it a try :-)
ReplyDeletethis looks fantastic really homely and spinach is good for you
ReplyDeleteI will definately try this recipe as I am looking for more meat free meals.
ReplyDeleteTwo things I wouldn't automatically associate with curry, so I'd like to give this a try.
ReplyDeleteSounds lovely!
ReplyDeleteSpinach and potato is delicious. I always go for it when at a restaurant. Thanks for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds yummy!
ReplyDeleteMy ultimate curry favourite!
ReplyDeleteNice
ReplyDeleteLooks super-tasty.
ReplyDeleteLooks tasty
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a really gorgeous veggie curry recipe.
ReplyDeleteCant wait to try this
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious, can't wait to give this a try x
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to try this..
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious - I only ever get to have this when I go to an Indian restaurant. Am going to try it at home - at least it contains a lot of iron! Bet it is tasty!
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