
Punjabi Arbi Masala (Dry Taro Root Sabzi)
Punjabi Arbi Masala is a beloved dry sabzi of boiled taro root (arbi/colocasia) shallow-fried until crisp-edged in ghee with sliced onion, then tossed with cumin, turmeric, red chili powder, garam masala, and tangy amchoor (dry mango powder). Garnished with green chili and coriander. Served as a vibrant winter side dish with rotis, dal, and pickle.
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Time 50 min · Serves 4 · 233 kcal · North India / Punjab, Punjab
Ingredients
Garnish
- Coriander Leaves (garnish) — 6 g
Main
- Amchoor (Dried Mango Powder) — 3 g
- Turmeric Powder — 2 g
- salt — 6 g
- Red Chilli Powder (Lal Mirch) — 3 g
- colocasia root — 500 g
- green chillies — 8 g
- garam masala powder — 2 g
- onion — 100 g
Tempering
- Ghee — 30 g
- Cumin Seeds — 3 g
Method
- Wash the arbi, peel it and cut into thin long pieces.
- Heat ghee in a kadai. Add cumin and cook for 15 seconds.
- Add green chillies and cook for 1 minute.
- Add onion and cook till soft.
- Add the arbi and cook for 4 minutes.
- Add turmeric, red chilli powder and salt. Do not add amchur and garam masala yet.
- Cook on low flame till the arbi is done, stirring in between.
- Add amchur and garam masala. Mix, cook for 1 minute and garnish with coriander.
Common questions
- How many calories in one plate of Punjabi Arbi Masala (Dry Taro Root Sabzi)?
- 233 kcal per plate.
- How much cooking time?
- 50 min — 20 min prep, 30 min cooking.
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