Ghee is crucial for the authentic flavor of Sarson Ka Saag. Don't substitute it unless absolutely necessary. Adjust the amount of red chile peppers according to your spice preference. Remove more seeds for a milder dish. For a smoother texture, you can blend the greens for a longer time, but a slightly rustic texture is traditional. Serve hot with Makki di Roti (cornbread) and a dollop of white butter for the ultimate Punjabi experience.
Alene Heller
Jun 25, 2025I've tried other Sarson Ka Saag recipes before, but this one is the best. The balance of flavors is perfect.
Lew Luettgen
Jun 16, 2025This recipe is so easy to follow and the results are amazing. My family loved it!
Austyn Christiansen
May 15, 2025I found it a bit too spicy for my taste, so I reduced the amount of chile peppers. It was perfect after that.
London Tillman
Apr 29, 2025A great way to use up all those greens from the garden. I added a squeeze of lemon juice at the end for a bit of brightness.
Enola Wehner
Apr 26, 2025I didn't have mustard greens on hand, so I used kale instead. It was still very tasty!
Aniyah Satterfield
Apr 14, 2025This recipe is a keeper! So flavorful and nutritious. I served it with makki di roti (cornbread) and it was a perfect match.
Everett Klocko
Mar 19, 2025The roasting of the chiles adds a wonderful depth of flavor. I'll definitely be making this again.
Haleigh Flatley
Mar 5, 2025Absolutely delicious! The ghee really makes a difference. I added a pinch of garam masala for extra warmth.