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Kachchi Haldi ki Sabzi Recipe,How To Make Kachchi Haldi Ki Sabzi

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Kachchi Haldi Ki Sabzi- Fresh turmeric and yogurt curry – a winter specialty from Rajasthan

Kachchi Haldi Ki Sabzi- Turmeric /haldi have numerous health benefits.From thousands of years Its used in India  for its health properties and to give colour to the food. It is a very good source of antioxidants and have anti-inflammatory benefits.

It also improve brain function and lower the risks of brain diseases, cancer and heart diseases. It also cure and prevent Alzheimer’s disease.helps the patients of arthritis as it has  inflammatory properties, not only this but recent studies shows that it also works as a antidepressant.

So its a miracle herb to cure many diseases and is very easily available on a reasonable low price.In western countries they didn’t use turmeric in their food so after the recent research about turmerics health benefits, turmeric capsules have become very popular their.

In India we use turmeric on daily basic in our food but during winters fresh raw turmeric is very easily available in the market so its a good ides to use the seasonal fresh turmeric. Kachchi haldi looks like yellow ginger.This kachchi haldi ki subzi is easy to make and taste good.

As turmeric is quite dry and hot in nature so a good amount of ghee and curd should be added to balance the heat and dry nature of haldi.This kachchi haldi ki subzi is a Rajasthani specialty and often made on special and festive occasion in winters
This subzi should be taken in moderation like a pickle or chutney.

Do Try these Delicious Winter Recipes-

  • Bajra Khichdi
  • Methi Dana Launji
  • Kachchi Haldi Ki sabzi
  • Makki Aloo Paratha
  • Mooli Gajar ka Achar

 

raw turmeric curry
raw fresh turmeric

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4 from 5 votes

Kachchi Haldi Ki Sabzi

Fresh turmeric and yogurt curry – a winter specialty from Rajasthan

Prep Time10 minutes mins
Cook Time12 minutes mins
Total Time22 minutes mins
Course: Side Dish, Winter speciality
Cuisine: Gujarati Cuisine
Keyword: curry, fresh turmeric, kachchi haldi, raw turmeric, sabzi, yogurt
Author: Anjana Chaturvedi

Ingredients

  • 170 gms Fresh turmeric /kachchi haldi
  • 5 tbsp Ghee/clarified butter
  • 1 tsp Cumin seeds / jeera
  • 3/4 tsp Chili powder/lal mirch
  • To Taste Salt
  • 1 cup Yogurt / Dahi

Instructions

  • Scrape fresh turmeric with a knife to remove the skin.
  • Grate with a thick grater or chop in a electric chopper.
  • Heat ghee in a heavy bottom pan.
  • Add cumin and when it become golden then add the turmeric.
  • Saute on medium heat for about 5 minutes.
  • Add beaten yogurt,salt and chili powder.
  • Keep stirring till it start to thicken.
  • When ghee start floating on top of the subzi then remove from heat.
  • Stays well for a fortnight.
  • Serving suggestions- Serve a tsp of turmeric subzi with your daily meals.Goes well with rice or any bread.

Notes

NOTE-
  1. You can also add 1/4 cup of boiled peas at step 6.
  2. The consistency of curry can be semi thick to dry,depends on your preference.
 

Posted by Anjana Chaturvedi Filed Under: Dry Subzis / Indian Stir Fries, Gujarati Recipes, Pickles, Sabzi and Curries, Travel food, Winter Recipes

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  1. lata

    2016-05-29 at

    yummy

  2. Anonymous

    2015-04-25 at

    Unique recipe!! Have a query.. does it stay well as it has yoghurt…how do you store it? In refrigerator ? and for how many days?

  3. Anonymous

    2015-02-21 at

    nice

  4. Sathya

    2015-01-18 at

    That is a very innovative recipe. I always use fresh turmeric – whenever I make onion-tomato masala and grind fresh turmeric along with it. But never thought I can make a sabji just with fresh turmeric. It is on my list to try – thanks for sharing this recipe.

  5. krishna

    2015-01-14 at

    I never ate fresh turmeric curry.. But it is very interesting… I'll cook it.. simple recipe.. and I'm sure it'll be delicious.. You know, for any pure vegetarian recipe I always rely on your blog.. 🙂

  6. Sowmya Sundararajan

    2015-01-09 at

    I am sure this will taste heavenly. Lot of people down south use fresh turmeric in pickles. Nice recipe.

4 from 5 votes (5 ratings without comment)

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