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Spinach Leaf (Palong Shak)

30 ৳ 

Cooked Spinach Leaf (Palong Shak) (Prepared – KG)

  • Description: When cooked, Spinach Leaf (Palong Shak) becomes soft and wilts down significantly, turning a deep green. The flavor is much milder and earthier compared to its raw form. Cooking spinach enhances its nutritional benefits and makes it easier to digest.

  • Uses: Cooked Palong Shak is a key ingredient in a variety of dishes, particularly in curries, stews, and vegetable stir-fries. In Indian cuisine, spinach is used in dishes like palak curry, palak paneer (spinach and paneer), or dal palak (lentils with spinach). It can also be sautéed with garlic and onions, served as a simple side dish, or incorporated into vegetable biryani. Cooked spinach pairs well with tofu, potatoes, tomatoes, and lentils in various savory dishes.

Spinach Leaf (Palong Shak) is versatile, nutrient-rich, and can be used in both raw and cooked preparations. Its mild flavor and tender texture make it an essential vegetable in a variety of cuisines, perfect for adding a boost of vitamins and minerals to any meal.

Description

Spinach Leaf (Palong Shak) is a highly nutritious leafy green vegetable widely used in various South Asian and global cuisines. Known for its tender, dark green leaves, palong shak is rich in iron, vitamins, and minerals. The leaves have a slightly earthy flavor, with a mild, refreshing taste when cooked. Here are two types or descriptions of Spinach Leaf (Palong Shak):

1. Fresh Spinach Leaf (Palong Shak) (Raw – KG)

  • Description: Fresh Spinach Leaf (Palong Shak) consists of vibrant, dark green leaves that are tender and smooth. The leaves are delicate, with a slightly velvety texture and a mild, slightly sweet flavor when raw. Fresh spinach leaves are usually young, with smaller leaves, though mature spinach can have larger, more robust leaves.

  • Uses: Fresh Palong Shak is often used in salads, smoothies, or as a garnish in sandwiches and wraps. It can be lightly sautéed or used as a fresh component in raitas, chaats, or pesto. Fresh spinach is also commonly used in sandwich fillings, wraps, or stuffed parathas. Its mild flavor pairs well with garlic, onion, and cheese.

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