Quick Pumpkin And Other Veggies Sabzi#Sunday Funday

Many children do not like white pumpkin, so to make them eat it one has to find different ways to make it, so that they, do not know exactly what veggies are there in the sabzi. This is great way of hiding veggies and feeding kids. This is also tasty, yummy and quick. 

I have made a Mangalorean style sabzi with Bafad masala, which is available in many stores or cold storage. Here, have used the ready masala, but will sure post the recipe of homemade masala very soon.
Ingredients  
1 Cup White Pumpkin / Lauki - cut into small cubes
1 Carrot - cut into small cubes
1 Capsicum - cut into small cubes
1 Large Potato - cut into small cubes
8 - 10 French Beans - Chopped
2 Tomatoes - Finely chopped
1 Teaspoon Ginger - Garlic paste
1 Teaspoon Salt
1/2 Teaspoon Red Chilly paste
1 Teaspoon heaped Bafad Masala
1/3 Cup Oil
1/2 Teaspoon Sugar

Method
In a pressure pan heat oil add the ginger- garlic paste, tomatoes with 1/3 cup water, cover and take 3 whistles on high flame. When the cooker cools open it and blend with a hand blender. Pour the blended mix into the pressure pan again and add the red chilly paste, bafad masala and fry till oil leaves the sides. 
Then add all the veggies, salt and sugar, sauté on high flame for 5 minutes, then cover with the lid and take 2 whistles on high flame. 
Open when the cooker cools, serve hot with rotis or bhakris. Enjoy!!
Labels: Mixed Veggies, Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten free, Sunday Funday, Main course, Karnataka, Mangalore, Lauki, Sabzi
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    Sneha's Recipe

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