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Love it! But this is Palak as a Service, not Saag as a Service. Saag, I think, is mustard leaves
by 2pointsomone 7y ago
Love it! But this is Palak as a Service, not Saag as a Service. Saag, I think, is mustard leaves
- sohamsankaran 7y agoMy understanding is that Saag is the generic term for a leafy vegetable curry of this kind (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saag https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saag). Mustard is Sarson, if my Hindi isn't failing me.
- 2pointsomone 7y agoOh yes of course, it's sarson. My bad. Big misconception corrected. My only association with saag was sarson ka saag, before I came to America, where I found it interchangeably used with palak in palak paneer.
- kinkrtyavimoodh 7y agoFrom the website it looks like you are using spinach for this. In which case, Palak as a Service is actually the less misleading term. People associate Saag with either mustard leaves or at least a mix of green leaves. If it's only Palak, calling it saag might not be technically wrong but it's still not what people associate with that name.
- sohamsankaran 7y agoWe use a Palak-based Saag that has a mix of other green leaves as well.