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By :Subhadra Burugula |
Course | Side Dish |
Cuisine | Indian |
Difficulty | Easy |
Browse Category | Side Dishes |
Duration | 15-30 min |
Diet | Diabetes, Gluten Free, Low Fat, Plant-Based, Vegan, Vegetarian |
Cooking Technique | Pressure Cook, Sauté |
Prep Time | 7 minutes |
Cook Time | 15 minutes |
Servings |
4-6 servings
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Ingredients
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If you do not have coriander powder then use curry powder as substitute
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Absolutely delicious. I added 1/4 of coconut water and sriracha when it was ready in my plate. Yum!
This was delicious! Thank you!!!
I see a lot of recipes calling for minced green chili. When I go to the store I’msure is this jalapeno or some other kind?
There are so many kinds of green chilis. In these recipes do you mean serrano, Anaheim, jalapeno or what type specifically?
This is such a yummy dish!! Thank you!!
Thank you for this recipe! It is delicious and very close to a dish I was trying to replicate. I used 2 Green Chilis from the Indian Spice market near me (not the same as Jalapeno, serrano, etc for the other readers) added 1/2 tsp of the chili powder, and let out the curry leaves (although I want to try them in the next attempt). I didn’t have any luck cooking in my instapot on low for 3 minutes, I had to recook 2x on high, 3 minutes each. I have a small instapot and its possible I overfilled it for its size. What size did you have in mind for this recipe, Ms. Subhadra? Also, I highly encourage your reccomendation for cilantro, it provides a nice balance to the heat of the green chilis.
@ Imaamy — You can use any chili of your choice. We just need the heat from chili and you can adjust the amount of chilies depending on your taste. I like to use serrano or jalapeno as they are spicy and we like spicy at our home.
@ Rue Hu — I have 6 qt instant pot. Sometimes old potatoes or tough cabbage leaves might need extra couple minutes. But since you already experimented times on your instant pot, you can continue with those timings next time.
I do not have cumin seed, can I use cumin powder? If so, how much? Thx
I’ve only had an Indian dish once in my life, and that was in New York City 45 years ago. I haven’t done alot of cooking and I thought Indian food would be hard to fix, and there were no Indian restaurants near me. I decided in my later years that I would like to start cooking and bought an Instant Pot. This is the first recipe I tried out. I’m amazed! I love this recipe! It’s so easy and so good. I’ve really missed out not cooking Indian food til now. I’ve been a Louisiana hot sauce eater so I really liked the spiciness of this dish. I see on your recipe site that you’ve got more Indian recipes for me to try. I’m looking forward to it. I couldn’t find some of the spices at my local small town store, but I was able to get what I needed on Amazon Smile. I had to buy quite a bit larger amount than I would normally buy, but I can see this becoming a staple meal from now on.