Palak Corn is a delicious spinach side dish with corn kernels in it. It pairs well with roti or paratha.
Those who read me regularly know that I love using spinach in my daily cooking. It is versatile, can be used in a wide range of dishes and most of all, everyone likes it at home. Spinach makes a good accompaniment with any Indian flat bread. Corn Palak is one such sabzi that I make sometimes.
Nutrients in Spinach:
Spinach is rich in niacin, zinc, protein, fibre, vitamin A, C,E, K, thiamin, vitamin B6, folate, calcium, iron, magnesium, phosporous, potassium, copper and manganese. It is low in fat and cholestrol. With so much of nutrients and we being vegetarians, I find it good to use this green leaf often.
The other dishes of Spinach on blog are
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palak corn
Ingredients:
- 2 clusters Spinach
- 1 bowl corn kernels
To make a paste:
- 1 onion
- 1 tomato
- 2 green chilly
- 1 inch ginger
- 8 cloves garlic
- 8 cashews
- 1 tablespoon melon seeds
Other ingredients:
- 2 teaspoon oil
- 1/4 cup fresh cream ( IÂ used homemade)
- 1/4 teaspoon turmeric powder
- 1/2 teaspoon cumin
- 1/4 teaspoon garam masala powder
- 1/2 teaspoon chilly powder
Method:
- Remove the stalk of spinach leaves, coarsely cut, wash and blanch it. Once it is cool, make a paste of it.
- Soak cashew and melon seeds for sometime.
- Grind ingredients under “to make a paste”
- Thaw the frozen corn and boil with a little salt.
- Heat oil in a pan, add cumin and put the paste into it. Put a little turmeric powder to it. Saute for sometime. Add garam masala and the chilly powder.
- Once the raw smell is gone, add the spinach puree to it.
- Put salt and corn kernels to it.
- Let boil for sometime.
- Blend the cream well and mix it. Corn Palak is ready to serve.
- Serve hot with phulka, roti or naan.
Take a tip: If you are using fresh corn, cook them in the pressure cooker.
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Palak Corn
Ingredients
Method
- Remove the stalk of the spinach leaves, wash and blanch them. When cool grind to a puree.
- Thaw the corn kernels. If using, fresh corn, boil them for sometime.
- Grind the ingredients under "To be made to a paste"
- Heat oil in a pan , add cumin, as it splutters, put the paste to it. Saute for sometime until the raw smell goes. Add turmeric powder, garam masala, chilly powder and salt to it. Mix well and let the flavours imbibe.
- Put the corn kernels to it. Let boil for a minute. Add the cream to it, mix and serve with any indian flat bread.
Notes
- I have used frozen corn. If using fresh corn, cook them in the pressure cooker with a little salt.
- Soak cashew and melon seeds in water for sometime, it eases grinding.
A few spinach recipes from my co-bloggers:
- Lehsuni Palak
- Mixed Vegetables in Spinach Gravy
- Palak Rajma Pulav
- Stuffed Spinach Rawa Dosa
- Spinach Green Chilly Chutney
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Palak corn
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Lovely colour…This is great to have with hot phulka rotis…Nice recipe 🙂
Love everything with Palak and the combination of spinach with corn sounds interesting , lovely recipe and loved the way you have maintained the vibrant green colour of palak.
I love both corn and palak .Now both together makes a real treat to me .. Yummy gravy..
I too make corn palak often. But, have never used cashew and melon seed. Great way to increase the richness of the gravy with these. With some hot phulka and achar, it will be a wholesome and yummy meal
I love spinach too and buy it every week. This spinach and corn curry sounds delicious. I think my family will love this — thanks for the recipe.
Adding melon seeds and cashews will make the gravy thick and rich.. Lip smacking bowl of corn spinach..
I love spinach. It’s one of my favorite leafy vegetable to have. Corn and Spinach are a match made in heaven. Loved this gravy.
I love palak recipes. Usually I make rotis and some curries and dal. Never used with corn:) this sounds good too:)
This is one of the favorite recipes in our house.
I love Spinach.. As you said, it is so versatile and no doubt about the combination of corn and palak.. they both beautifully compliment each other. YUM! Thanks for linking my Spinach recipe too 🙂
Sounds delicious! I am surely going to try this! Thanks for the share 🙂
Corn palak looks very tempting to relish with some rotis easily and adding corn is definitely an interesting twist to usual palak gravy. Thanks for adding my link dear.
I always love the vibrant green color f the dish. Yours looking so delish👌
Spinach corn is a combo that I love the most and use it in sandwiches, wraps and what not. Love this wonderful curry with makki roti.
A classic. Best served with makki roti. Yummy😛😛
Love corn palak , and your looks so delicious.
Lovely color. Love this curry with hot phulkas .. great recipe
corn palak is such a great taste palak curry must say. In winter’s we cook this often but now I replace cashew powder with oats powder. Do try, flavour wise no difference. I avoid cashew gravy.
Spinach and corn, a great combination for an Indian curry with spices and nuts you’ve made more flavourful and rich, just love it.
I make alu palak / palak paneer. This version sounds very interesting Jayashree. Will make this. The color looks so good and I am sure the kids will like it.
An all time fav at home and I love smearing these on crisp toasts and eating it for breakfast or evening snack. Palak is extremely filling and the corn is everyones fav, both when combined brings in flavour and health..
Delicious and healthy combo.
This corn palak is so easy to make. At the same time I don’t have to worry about nutrion with all the greens. The sweetness if corn is lovely.
Corn Palak is our favourite. I love the juicy corn in the palak gravy. The cashew and melon seeds will give the gravy a lovely flavour and thickness.
This is one of the ways I would get my kids to enjoy spinach as they loved corn. An easy and delicious corn palak is what we love to enjoy with hot roti.
Corn palak gravy has such a deep , inviting colour. As we love the combo at home, will try ur recipe soon!
Long since I made this corn palak sabji to go with rotis ..now a days it is more of palak keerai kootu or palaki masiyal as the hubby doesnr like the corn palak combo. The color of palak is beautiful