How To: Make aloo pyaj sabji (potatoes and onions)
Aloo pyaj sabji is a flavorful Indian family recipe. This potato and onion dish is seasoned with green chilis, curry leaves, coriander, and tumeric. An exciting addition to your dinner table.
Aloo pyaj sabji is a flavorful Indian family recipe. This potato and onion dish is seasoned with green chilis, curry leaves, coriander, and tumeric. An exciting addition to your dinner table.
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