palak corn recipe

Palak Corn Recipe | How to make Corn Palak

Palak Corn Recipe

Juicy sweet corns kernels cooked in silky, smooth and flavorsome spinach gravy makes delectable main course gravy called corn palak. The basic palak gravy can be combined with a number of ingredients. The most famous one has to be paneer. And my family’s favorite is corn. I add the sweet corn kernels, which are easily available at the Indian grocery stores to the spinach gravy to make the very delicious spinach corn. Palak corn recipe gives a mix of flavors and textures.

Palak corn can be served with simple chapati or paratha. It tastes delish with simple steamed rice too. Further corn palak is a very appealing dish and can be prepared for parties or get-togethers. It is relished by one and all.

Palak Corn Recipe – Ingredients for corn palak

Although the name makes you believe that the dish could call for a couple of ingredients, this palak corn recipe calls for more than just a couple! Let’s have a look:

Onions-Tomatoes: Chopped onions and homemade tomato puree has been used. You can also use chopped tomatoes. Onions are used in a good quantity and the quantity should not be cut down.

Flavorings: Ginger, garlic and green chilies in the form of paste have been used. Again you can use chopped instead of paste form. We will be grinding the gravy once it is ready. Therefore paste or chopped form will not make any difference in the final gravy. Minced garlic is used to temper the prepared palak gravy for that extra kick.

Spices: A lot of spices have been used. Cloves are used while grinding the blanched spinach, mace is used in the tempering and a number of powdered spices are used during the gravy preparations and dried fenugreek leaves are added for garnishing.

Ghee, butter, and cream: The gravy is prepared in ghee or clarified butter. You can use oil instead of ghee but I believe ghee gives a much better taste to the spinach gravy. Butter and cream are added while finishing the gravy recipe.

Recipes similar to palak corn recipe

A very interesting spinach based recipe on the blog is aloo palak. This is a party dish and has great appeals to it. Further, do try the dhaba style palak paneer recipe as it is the best palak paneer recipe.

How to serve Corn Palak?

Serve it hot with tawa chapati and rice for weekend dinner.

How to make Corn Palak?

1.This recipe serves 4 persons.

palak corn recipe

2.In a large vessel heat 2-3 cups of water. Add little salt and a tsp of sugar to it.

palak corn recipe

3.Add in the spinach leaves from 1 bundle spinach.

palak corn recipe

4.Let these come to a boil and then transfer to ice cold water.

palak corn recipe

5.Let the spinach leaves sit in cold water for 3-4 minutes. Thereafter take these out. The spinach is now blanched.

palak corn recipe

6.Then transfer to a grinding jar. Add in 2 cloves (laung). Grind to a fine paste.

palak corn recipe

7.Heat 2 tbsp of ghee/clarified butter.

palak corn recipe

8.Add ½ tsp of cumin seeds (jeera), ¼ tsp asafetida (heeng) and ½ a piece of mace (javitri). Cook on low flame til spices turn aromatic.

palak corn recipe

9.Next add 1 cup of chopped onions. Cook on medium flame till onions are golden.

palak corn recipe

10.Add 1 tsp ginger paste, 2 tsp garlic paste and 1 tsp green chili paste. Cook for a minute.

palak corn recipe

11.Add 1 cup tomato puree.

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12.Cook on medium to high flame till the oil separates.

palak corn recipe

13.Add the spices i.e. 1 tsp red chili powder, ¼ tsp turmeric powder and little salt to taste. Cook for a minute.

palak corn recipe

14.Add the spinach paste. Cook for 2 minutes.

palak corn recipe

15.Next add 2 tbsp heavy cream, 1 tbsp butter, ½ tsp black pepper powder, ½ tsp garam masala powder (not in picture), ½ tsp dry mango (amchur) powder and a tbsp of dry fenugreek leaves (kasuri methi). Cook for a couple of minutes.

palak corn recipe

16.Transfer to a grinding jar and let it cool down.

palak corn recipe

17.Grind to a smooth gravy.

palak corn recipe

18.Transfer to a pan. Add water as per the desired consistency. Cook for 4-5 minutes till the fat oozes. Check and adjust the seasoning and consistency.

palak corn recipe

19.Prepare a tempering. Heat 1 tsp of butter.

palak corn recipe

20.Add 1 tsp minced garlic and 1 broken dry red chili. Add the tempering to the palak gravy. The gravy is ready.

palak corn recipe

21.Boil enough water.

palak corn recipe

22.Add ¾ cup of sweet corn kernels. There is no need to thaw the kernels before boiling the same.

palak corn recipe

23.Boil for a good 10 minutes. Add in little salt to taste.

palak corn recipe

24.Strain away the water.

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25.Add boiled kernels in the prepared gravy. Cover and cook for 10-12 minutes.

palak corn recipe

26.Serve hot. Bon appetite!

palak corn recipe

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