An easy, north indian vegan side dish made with green onions (scallions), potatoes, garlic and spices(like cumin & turmeric).This sabji pairs well with roti, paratha(flatbreads) or dal- chawal. [Vegan & Glutenfree]
Wash the green onions and completely dry them before chopping.
Chop and discard the dried ends (if any) of the green stalks. Halve and chop the onion bulb. Chop the green stalks. Keep ready.
Peel the potato and cut into small chunks. Keep soaked in water until ready to use.
In a kadai, heat up the oil on medium. Temper the oil with fenugreek & cumin seeds and hing. Saute for 10 seconds taking care not to burn. You can add a tablespoon of water if needed. Next add the garlic and let cook for 10 seconds or so till its slightly golden.
Then, add the potatoes. Sprinkle ¼ teaspoon salt. Add 2 tablespoon of water. Let the potatoes cook for about 5 minutes.
Next, add the red chili and turmeric powder and saute for 10 -15 seconds in oil.
Add the chopped green onion (green & white parts together), add ¾ teaspoon salt and mix well with potatoes and spices.Stir fry everything for 2 to 3 minutes on medium stove till the onions begin to sweat.
Once the onions begin to sweat, cover the kadai, reduce stove to loe medium and let the sabji cook for 5-6 minutes or until the potatoes are cooked through but not mushy. Also, the leaves of the green onion should be faint green , not completely brown.
Once potatoes are done & the green onion is soft, bump up the stove to high, add the amchoor & garam masala and sauté (bhuno) the sabzi for about 4-5 minutes. Done! Serve warm.
Notes
Don't cook this sabzi on very low heat else it will be soggy.
You can make this sabzi with scallions as well.
Add a handful of peas for a variation or garlic greens if available.