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Mix veg us every mother's favorite subzi (curry or side dish). Indian mothers loves it when their children are eating all the vegetables. So mommas out there here is the subzi which your kid will love. This is non spicy tomato based gravy with most of the seasonal vegetables. Mix veg is popular at dhaba ( Dhaba mean road side restaurants that are open late night for truck driver or late night travelers, this serves such delicious food at low price) in India. This gravy made with tomato, onions, ginger & garlic, as well fresh cream for the richness. They pick any seasonal vegetables but bell pepper and potatoes are must. Some chefs adds rosted papad at last just before serving to add a lovely crunch. Mix veg is served with any flat bread such as, butter naan, tandoori roti, roti,  or fulka. This is perfect for non spicy eater or kids. 
Happy eating foodies 😊
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