Today’s recipe is no onion no garlic radish subzi with radish leaves subzi. This Goan radish leaves subzi or Moolyachi bhaji is made without onion and garlic and is very simple to cook. Radish leaves or radish greens are healthy and nutritious too. In this mooli ki subzi recipe is radish and radish greens are cooked together to reap the maximum nutritional benefits.
In Bangalore, most of the grocery stores sell only radish and discard the radish greens. Some people even don’t know that delicious and nutritious recipes can be cooked with radish leaves. You can add them to parathas or make delicious stir fries. I got some radish along with leaves from Goa during my last trip and cooked this delicious no onion no garlic radish bhaji. I also got some red leafy amaranth and cooked delicious tambdi bhaji.
No onion no garlic radish subzi or radish leaves subzi is a very nutritious and delicious recipe.This is a zero oil radish leaves recipe and is easy to cook.
This is a no onion no garlic recipe and hence I have added moong dal to it. You can also add toor dal. If you make it with onion, you may not add dal. Garlic is usually not added to this recipe. This radish subzi is a zero oil recipe too and gets ready in less than 20 minutes.
To make this no onion no garlic recipe with radish and radish greens follow the simple instructions. Take a pressure cooker and add the chopped radish leaves, radish, a green chili and moong dal. Pressure cook it. If you don’t have a pressure cooker, you can cook this in any deep bottomed utensil. After the radish greens, radish and dal is cooked, add it to a kadai. Then add grated coconut, jaggery and salt and mix.
Serve this moolyachi bhaji or radish subzi with rice, moringa dal, sol kadi and some potato pakodas.
Related posts: Goan moolyacho Ross, Radish subzi with onion, Stuffed Mooli Paratha , tambdi bhaji
No Onion No Garlic Radish Subzi With Radish Leaves
Ingredients
- 3 medium sized radish peeled and chopped
- 8-9 radish leaves chopped
- 1/4 cup moong dal or toor dal
- 1 Green Chili slit
- 2 tablespoon coconut freshly grated
- 1 teaspoon jaggery
- To taste Salt
Instructions
- Wash the moong dal and keep aside.
- Add washed moong dal, chopped radish, chopped radish leaves and green chili in pressure cooker along with 1 and ½ cups water. Pressure cook for 4 to 5 whistles. Wait for the pressure to be released.
- Heat a kadai, add the pressure cooked moong dal and cooked radish and radish leaves from the pressure cooker. Leave any extra water in the cooker.
- Add grated coconut, jaggery, salt to taste and mix well. Switch off the gas.
It looks delicious and it’s also new to me, I want to try this yummy dish.
thanks