Aloo gajar matar recipe | Potato carrot peas sabzi recipe
 
            
            Have some leftover potato, carrot, green peas in hand and
              wondering what to make with? Here is the flavorful veg combo sabzi
              for you, which goes well with boiled rice, Indian flatbreads like
              roti, and phulkas. It is a must-try side dish if you are looking for a nutritious
              vegetable-based curry.
          
          
            The Aloo gajar matar subzi is a wholesome, easy, and quick
              stir fry recipe made within 30 minutes. This is gluten-free and a
              vegan sabzi made with potatoes, carrots, green peas, onion,
              tomatoes, and Indian spices.
           
            
            This Indian-style potato carrot peas sabzi
              is one of the popular dry curries from the Punjab region. It is an
              ideal side dish for roti, phulkas, paratha, naan, chapati, dal
              tadka, rasam rice, curd rice, and lemon rice.
          
          
            In Hindi, the aloo refers to potato, gajar is called carrots, and
              matar means green peas. I mostly prefer fresh veggies except for frozen peas to this
              recipe. But you can use frozen veggies as well.
          
          
            Also, I have posted several carrot peas potato cabbage combination
              recipes on my blog. Will include the clickable links below. Please
              check it out.
          
         
          Recipe - Aloo gajar matar recipe | Indian potato carrot peas sabzi recipe
          Serves - 4
        
        
          Cuisine - Indian 
        
        
          Region - Punjab
        
        
          Course - Side dish
        
        
          Prep time - 10 min | Cook time -20 min | Total time - 30 min
        
        
          Diet - Vegan | Vegetarian
        
        
          Author - Pavithra
        
        
          Publisher - Pavis Kitchen
        
        
          Aloo gajar matar ingredients:
        
        
          Potato/Aloo - 1 cup cubed
        
        
          Carrot/gajar - 1 cup chopped
        
        
          Frozen peas/matar - 1/2 cup 
        
        
          Red onion - 1 cup sliced
        
        
          Tomato - 1 cup sliced
        
        Water - 1/4 cup
        
          Herbs and Spices:
        
        Oil - 1 tbsp
        
            Ginger - 1 inch crushed
          
          
            Garlic - 2 crushed
          
        
            Cilantro/Coriander leaves - 5 sprigs
          
        
          Green chili - 1 optional
        
        
          Red chili powder - 1 tsp
        
        
          Coriander powder - 1 tsp
        
        
          Turmeric powder - 1/2 tsp
        
        
          Garam masala - 1/4 tsp
        
        
          Sabji masala - 1/2 tsp optional
        
        
          Kasuri methi - 1 tsp optional
        
        
          Notes:
        
        
            1. Chop the veggies uniformly so that they cook evenly.
          
          
            2. Adjust the spice level as per taste.
          
        
          3. You may add cauliflower to this curry.
        
        How to make aloo gajar matar:
        1. Firstly, peel and dice the carrots and potatoes. You can use fresh or
        frozen peas.
      
       
      2. Secondly, heat oil in a pan and temper cumin seeds.
       
      
        3. Thirdly, saute green chilies, garlic, ginger till it turns aromatic.
      
       
      4. Then, toss the chopped onion and sprinkle some salt.
       
      5. Saute onion until it turns translucent.
       
      6. Add the chopped tomatoes and saute well.
       
      7. Once the tomatoes become soft, add the spice masala powder.
       
      8. Combine and let it cook for a minute.
       
      
        9. Add chopped carrots.
        (Note: If you are using fresh green peas, add them at this step. But,
          I have frozen peas, so I prefer to cook them along with potatoes
          (refer to step 12).
      
       
      
        10. Coat the carrots with spices and pour little water (say 2 tbsp).
      
       
      11. Cover it with a lid and allow it to cook for 5 mins.
       
      12. Then add the cubed potatoes and frozen peas.
       
      
        13. Combine and let it simmer for another 10 mins. Stir at regular
        intervals for even cooking, and do not put force while stirring.
      
       
      
        14. Switch off the flame once the veggies are cooked well. (Do not
        overcook the veggies).
      
       
      
        15. Garnish the sabzi with fresh chopped cilantro. Sprinkle some crushed
        Kasuri methi if you favor.
      
       
      
        16. Serve the warm aloo gajar matar subzi with roti and rice.
      
   
    
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    Health benefits of potato:
  
  
        1. Potatoes are rich in carbohydrates.
2. Potatoes are gluten-free and fat-free.
3. It is an excellent source of protein.
4. Rich in vitamin A, B6, C, copper, manganese, and Iron.
5. Potatoes are low in sodium.
6. It is a good source of fiber.
7. It contains potassium which helps to lower high blood pressure.
8. Full of Vitamin C, which helps to prevent premature aging.
9. It helps with digestion.
10. Good for the skin.
11. Good source of folate.
12. It is high in resistant starch.
      2. Potatoes are gluten-free and fat-free.
3. It is an excellent source of protein.
4. Rich in vitamin A, B6, C, copper, manganese, and Iron.
5. Potatoes are low in sodium.
6. It is a good source of fiber.
7. It contains potassium which helps to lower high blood pressure.
8. Full of Vitamin C, which helps to prevent premature aging.
9. It helps with digestion.
10. Good for the skin.
11. Good source of folate.
12. It is high in resistant starch.
 
      
        Health benefits of carrot:
      
  
        1. Carrots are packed with beta-carotene that converts our body into
        vitamin A.
      
      
        2. Vitamin A is needed for good eyesight, immune system, growth and
        development, absorption of iron.
      
      3. It contains Vitamin B6, which converts the food into energy.
      4. It helps in blood pressure control.
      5. It contains Vitamin K1, which promotes bone health.
      6. It is rich in biotin, potassium.
      7. It balances your blood sugar.
      8. It helps with digestion.
      9. Carrots are great for oral care, healthy skin, and hair.
      10. It is low in calories which helps to maintain body weight.
       
    
        1. Green peas are high in protein, and it is a plant-based protein.
      
      2. It promotes a healthy heart and is suitable for eyesight.
      3. It prevents constipation.
      4. Aids in weight loss.
      5. Green peas improve digestion.
      6. Strong bones.
      7. It regulates blood sugar levels.
      8. High in nutrients and antioxidants.
      9. Good source of vitamin A, B, C, K
      10. High in fiber.
      11. Good for skin and hair.
       
    1. Fight against infections.
        2. Lowers triglycerides.
        3. Reduce blood pressure.
        4. Help detoxify the body.
        5. Helps to lower blood sugar levels.
        6. Good for a healthy heart.
        7. Healthy bones.
        8. Improves immunity.
        9. Good for eyes and oral health.
        10. Low in fat and calories.
       
    1. Tomato is a low-calorie veggie.
      
        2. It contains 95% water, 4% carbs, and less than one percent fats and
        proteins.
      
      3. Tomatoes help improve vision.
      4. Great source of vitamins and minerals.
      5. Good for hair and glowing skin. It helps to shrink pores.
      6. Excellent source of vitamin A and Vitamin C.
      7. Tomatoes reduce cholesterol.
      8. It protects the heart.
      9. High in anti-oxidants and treats hyperpigmentation.
      10. It prevents cancer.
       
      
        Health benefits of ginger:
      
      
          1. Ginger reduces pain
          and inflammation.
        
        2. It has a warming effect and stimulates circulation.
        
              3. In the intestinal tract, it reduces gas and painful spasms.
            
            4. It soothes a sore throat.
            5. Eases Arthritis Symptoms.
                  6. Lowers Blood Sugar and cholesterol.
              7. Relieves indigestion.
                  8. Reduces nausea.
                  9. Antibacterial Properties.
                  10. Reduces Menstrual Pains.
               
              Health benefits of garlic:
        1. Garlic helps to reduce high cholesterol levels.
      2. Garlic is a blood clot activator.
      3. It boosts metabolism.
      4. It assists in detoxification.
      5. Rejuvenates skin.
      6. Anti-inflammatory property.
      7. Garlic cures respiratory problems.
      8. Effective painkiller.
      9. Promotes a healthy heart.
      10. Clears nasal congestion.
      11. Lowers blood pressure.
      12. It aids in poor digestion.
      13. Reduces weight.
      14. Good for skin.
      15. Control diabetes.
       
    
        1. Coriander relieves skin inflammation.
      
      
        2. Lowers cholesterol and blood sugar levels.
      
      
        3. Regulates blood pressure.
      
      
        4. Aids with digestion.
      
      
        5. Boost immunity
      
      
        6. Promotes digestion and gut health.
      
      
        7. Reduces acidity.
      
      
        8. Prevents anemia.
      
      
        9. Anit-inflammatory effects.
      
      
        10. Good for eyes and skin.
      
       
    
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