Ingredients
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500
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1/4
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3
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Directions
Crispy Spinach,Something yummy and different. The trick is to have the oil really hot before putting the spinach in and the spinach will not absorb a lot of oil. It is a good starter as it is light. THe oil should be brought back to the same temperature between each batch.,Wow, wow, wow! I was looking for a way to replicate the saag chaat served at a very upscale Indian restaurant. This has different flavors, but is absolutely delicious. We used very hot oil and just roughly cut up the spinach with scissors. So tasty!!,Very yummy! I could just eat this all the time. Was easy to make. However, do not despair if it takes time for the spinach to turn crispy. I cooked on in a regular wok and I think the oil doesn’t get hot enough so I had to cook it for about 10 minutes. It turned crispy and was so very good! Thanks, Zoe
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Steps
1
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Separate Spinach Leaves from Stems and Wash in Plenty of Water. |
2
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Dry Leaves Completely and Slice Into Fine Shreds Make Sure the Leaves Are Completely Dry Dry Roast Sesame Seeds For a Few Minutes Till Lightly Coloured. |
3
Done
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Place Sesame Seeds, Chopped Green Chillies, Salt and Sugar in Separate Bowls Close to the Stove. |
4
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Line a Colander With Absorbent Paper and Place It Close By. |
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Heat Oil in a Wok or Deep Frying Pan Till Smoking Hot. |
6
Done
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Add a Handful of Spinach Shreds and Fry For a Few Seconds Till Spinach Turns Bright Green. |
7
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Remove from Oil With a Slotted Spoon and Place in the Colander. |
8
Done
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Quickly Sprinkle on a Few Sesame Seeds, Some Green Chillies, Salt and Sugar and Toss to Coat the Spinach With the Flavorings. |
9
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Continue Cooking Remaining Spinach in the Same Way. |
10
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Serve Immediately. |