Definitions
Etymologies
- Hindi sabzī, literally, greenness (Wiktionary)
Examples
“Here's one such easy recipe for "Stir Fried Noodles and Veggies" for those days or evenings when eating "roti-sabzi" is the last thing on your mind!”
“And the menu includes the pan-India favourite dal makhni, which is of course as Marwari as gattey ki sabzi is Punjabi!”
“Madhur Jaffrey, the Indian chef and cookbook writer, tells that 'sabzi' is a word that came into northern India from Persian invaders.”
“I've not made the Gujarati version of this - but have tried the rajasthani version - gatte ki sabzi.”
“I love this sabzi, this is almost how my mom makes it.”
“The first course at these cooking demonstrations was invariably sabzi khordan , or soft herb salad.”
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“Another is sabzi khordan, a plate of raw greens—scallions and watercress, mint and basil—which are eaten with the fingers, or tucked inside lavash with a slice of feta cheese.”
“Norouz: Sabzi polo all over the world herbs for sabzi polo: dill, parsley, chives, fenugreek”
“Served with fish alongside, sabzi polo, basmati rice with fresh herbs, is the traditional meal for Norouz, the Persian New Year,which happens to be today.”
“I'm amazed to say that in the past few days, googlers searching for "sabzi polo recipe" have landed on this blog from countries as far and wide as ready?”
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frogapplause This refers to several green vegetables eaten fresh or cooked in various kinds of khoresht or in polou. Cilantro, basil, parsley, mint, etc. Persian words exist for each of these vegetables or herbs, but collectively they are called "sabzi". Apr 17, 2010
fbharjo "green vegatable" in persian Aug 31, 2009