Atakilt Wat is basically served with injera, which is a spongy fermented bread with a unique texture to it. I served it with rice & a dollop of ghee. This curry can be customized easily according to your taste buds. Garnishing with cilantro adds a delectable flavor to the curry.
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Adapted from here
Prep Time-10mins | Cook time-20mins | Serves-3people
To know what my other friends are cooking, check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM# 44.
Adapted from here
Prep Time-10mins | Cook time-20mins | Serves-3people
Ingredients
3Cups chopped cabbage
1Onion chopped
1Tsp chopped ginger
2Garlic cloves finely chopped
3Carrots chopped
1Big potato cut in to cubes
1Tsp cumin powder / jeera powder
2Tsp black pepper / Red chili powder
1/2 Tsp turmeric
Salt to taste
2Tbs oil
Directions
- Heat pan with oil & to that add chopped onions. Fry them till they are translucent on low heat & it might 3mins to 4mins.
- To onions add garlic & ginger. Fry them for seconds.
- Add carrots & potatoes to pan along with turmeric & salt. Close pan with lid & cook till they are done.
- Add cabbage to pan, along with jeera powder & mix them well. Close pan with lid & cook for 4mins & check if the cabbage is done.
- Once the cabbage is cooked add black pepper & give a final stir. Adjust salt if needed & switch off heat.
Note
- If you are adding red chili powder, then add it along with jeera powder.
- Garnish with cilantro for a added flavor.
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3Cups chopped cabbage
1Onion chopped
1Tsp chopped ginger
2Garlic cloves finely chopped
3Carrots chopped
1Big potato cut in to cubes
1Tsp cumin powder / jeera powder
2Tsp black pepper / Red chili powder
1/2 Tsp turmeric
Salt to taste
2Tbs oil
Directions
- Heat pan with oil & to that add chopped onions. Fry them till they are translucent on low heat & it might 3mins to 4mins.
- To onions add garlic & ginger. Fry them for seconds.
- Add carrots & potatoes to pan along with turmeric & salt. Close pan with lid & cook till they are done.
- Add cabbage to pan, along with jeera powder & mix them well. Close pan with lid & cook for 4mins & check if the cabbage is done.
- Once the cabbage is cooked add black pepper & give a final stir. Adjust salt if needed & switch off heat.
Note
- If you are adding red chili powder, then add it along with jeera powder.
- Garnish with cilantro for a added flavor.
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Priya Suresh has left a new comment on your post "Atakilt Wat | Ethiopian Cabbage Curry":
ReplyDeleteVery interesting curry, a delicious side dish to have a bowl of rice.
Manjula Bharath has left a new comment on your post "Atakilt Wat | Ethiopian Cabbage Curry":
ReplyDeletewow this cabbage curry looks very tempting and such an flavorful curry there :) I wud love to have this curry as is:)
Varadas Kitchen has left a new comment on your post "Atakilt Wat | Ethiopian Cabbage Curry":
ReplyDeleteVery colorful dish that is just like an Indian bhaji.
This looks just like our Indian subzi. Colorful curry
ReplyDeleteI think cabbage is an underutilized veggie and I love it in all its forms - curry looks like a great side dish
ReplyDeletesimple and tasty curry
ReplyDeleteso much like our sauteed vegetables...lovely looking dish overall
ReplyDeleteCurry looks so inviting . Nice clicks..
ReplyDeleteLooks so much like our indian subzi with all those masala's!! Tempting curry!!
ReplyDeleteSimple and definitely appeals to our palates!
ReplyDeleteNice curry with beautiful clicks.the veggies look so fresh.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful pictures!...and the curry sounds very familiar as well..:)
ReplyDeleteThe vegetable curry is simple and flavorful. It definitely is Indian palate friendly. :)
ReplyDeleteThis must be similar to our stir fried curry. I'm sure a great accompaniment to both roti as week as rice (and injera!)
ReplyDeleteWow I will loke cabbage like this! Like you I too dont like cabbage cooked.
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