In the Somali culture this dish is eaten in the morning with canjeero or rooti, forms of bread, but can be eaten anytime as a nutritious side dish!
CourseSide dish
CuisineGluten-free, Vegan, Vegetarian
Servings
3-4
Servings
3-4
Ingredients
1-2bunches of spinach, chopped
1Tbspcanola oil
5clovesgarlic, minced
1onion, diced
2mediumtomatoes, diced
2mediumpotatoes, diced
1pinchsalt
1pinchblack pepper
Instructions
After cleaning and preparing each item, heat the oil and let it warm up.
Add the onion and potatoes. Cook on medium heat until the potatoes are little soft.
Add the spinach, tomatoes, garlic, salt, black pepper.
Cook until vegetables are cooked through, but not mushy. The end result should not be too thick or watery, just about in the middle. If you feel like it is too thick, add little water while still cooking. You can eat this vegetarian dish alone or as a side dish.
Recipe Notes
Recipe from Fatima Ali
Maraq Khudrad
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In the Somali culture this dish is eaten in the morning with canjeero or rooti, forms of bread, but can be eaten anytime as a nutritious side dish!
CourseSide dish
CuisineGluten-free, Vegan, Vegetarian
Servings
3-4
Servings
3-4
Ingredients
1-2bunches of spinach, chopped
1Tbspcanola oil
5clovesgarlic, minced
1onion, diced
2mediumtomatoes, diced
2mediumpotatoes, diced
1pinchsalt
1pinchblack pepper
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Instructions
After cleaning and preparing each item, heat the oil and let it warm up.
Add the onion and potatoes. Cook on medium heat until the potatoes are little soft.
Add the spinach, tomatoes, garlic, salt, black pepper.
Cook until vegetables are cooked through, but not mushy. The end result should not be too thick or watery, just about in the middle. If you feel like it is too thick, add little water while still cooking. You can eat this vegetarian dish alone or as a side dish.