13, Nov 2025
MIXED VEGETABLE PORIYAL
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Mixed vegetable poriyal is a simple, yet delicious recipe made with a variety of vegetables. It is an easy to make recipe with very few ingredients. This recipe is non-spicy and has a mild flavour to it. Also, it doesn’t involve any kind of spices added to it.

Mixed vegetable poriyal is commonly served as a side dish for rice. It goes really well with SAMBAR and KULAMBU rice. Each vegetable added in this recipe has a diverse profile of nutrients. Also, it is a great source of fibre which helps in digestion.

ABOUT THE RECIPE:

This recipe is usually made with at least 3 vegetables. I’ve added cabbage, carrot, beans and green peas in this recipe. Vegetables like potato and capsicum can also be added. Also, I’ve used fresh grated coconut for this recipe, which is completely optional. Coconut is added to enhance the flavour of this recipe. This recipe tastes good even without the coconut.

Frozen grated coconut can be substituted with fresh grated coconut. Do not use dried desiccated coconut. Dried desiccated coconut has a coconut oil flavour to it which can spoil the taste of the recipe.

INGREDIENTS FOR MIXED VEGETABLE PORIYAL:

  • CABBAGE (CHOPPED) – 2 CUPS
  • CARROT (CHOPPED) – 1 CUP
  • BEANS (CHOPPED) – 1 CUP
  • GREEN PEAS – 1 CUP
  • GREEN CHILLIES – 2 NOS
  • GRATED COCONUT – 1/2 CUP
  • MUSTARD SEEDS – 1/2 TSP
  • URID DHAL – 1/2 TSP
  • SALT – AS REQUIRED
  • OIL – 1 TSP
Ingredients for mixed vegetable poriyal arranged in bowls, including chopped cabbage, carrots, beans, green peas, green chillies, salt, mustard seeds, urid dhal, and grated coconut.

HOW TO MAKE MIXED VEGETABLE PORIYAL:

  • Heat a kadai, and add 1 tsp of oil to it.
Close-up of a heated kadai with a small amount of oil at the bottom, ready for cooking.
  • Once the oil is heated, add 1/2 tsp of mustard seeds and 1/2 tsp of urid dhal to it.
Mustard seeds and urid dhal frying in oil in a silver kadai.
  • Once the mustard seeds start to splatter, add the cabbage, carrot, beans, green peas and green chillies to it.
A mixture of chopped cabbage, carrots, and green peas in a cooking pan, ready to be prepared for mixed vegetable poriyal.
  • Add 1 cup of water and the required amount of salt to it. 1 cup of water is more than enough for this recipe. Adding too much of water might make the vegetables turn mushy.
Chopped cabbage, carrot, green peas, and green beans mixed with salt in a bowl, preparing for poriyal.
  • Mix it well. Let it cook on medium-high flame until all the water dries out. The vegetables will shrink while they cook.
A close-up view of chopped vegetables including cabbage, carrots, green peas, and green chilies, prepared for making mixed vegetable poriyal.
  • Once all the water gets evaporated, add 1/2 cup of grated coconut to it.
A close-up view of mixed vegetable poriyal including chopped cabbage, carrot, beans, and green peas topped with grated coconut.
  • Mix it well and turn off the flame.
A close-up of mixed vegetable poriyal featuring chopped cabbage, carrot, green beans, and green peas, garnished with grated coconut and mustard seeds, all sautéed together in a pan.

YUMMY AND DELICIOUS MIXED VEGETABLE PORIYAL IS READY.

A bowl of mixed vegetable poriyal featuring chopped cabbage, carrots, green peas, and green chillies, garnished with mustard seeds, resting on a wooden surface.

SERVE IT WITH YOUR FAVOURITE RICE.

I HAD IT WITH HOT STEAMED RICE AND PARUPPU URUNDAI KULAMBU.

A plate of steamed rice topped with curry, accompanied by mixed vegetable poriyal, crispy papad, and a side salad of chopped cabbage, carrots, and green peas.

VARIATIONS:

  • Vegetables like capsicum and potatoes can also be added to this recipe.
  • Adding coconut is optional. It doesn’t really alter the taste of the recipe.
  • Frozen grated coconut can be substituted with fresh grated coconut.

MIXED VEGETABLE PORIYAL

Recipe by foodpassion1513
Servings

4

servings
Prep time

10

minutes
Cooking time

15

minutes
Calories

60

kcal

Mixed vegetable poriyal is a simple, yet delicious recipe made with a variety of vegetables. It is an easy to make recipe with very few ingredients. This recipe is non-spicy and has a mild flavour to it. Also, it doesn’t involve any kind of spices added to it.
Mixed vegetable poriyal is commonly served as a side dish for rice. It goes really well with SAMBAR and KULAMBU rice. Each vegetable added in this recipe has a diverse profile of nutrients. Also, it is a great source of fibre which helps in digestion.

Ingredients

  • CABBAGE (CHOPPED) – 2 CUPS

  • CARROT (CHOPPED) – 1 CUP

  • BEANS (CHOPPED) – 1 CUP

  • GREEN PEAS – 1 CUP

  • GREEN CHILLIES – 2 NOS

  • GRATED COCONUT – 1/2 CUP

  • MUSTARD SEEDS – 1/2 TSP

  • URID DHAL – 1/2 TSP

  • SALT – AS REQUIRED

  • OIL – 1 TSP

Directions

  • Heat a kadai, and add 1 tsp of oil to it.
  • Once the oil is heated, add 1/2 tsp of mustard seeds and 1/2 tsp of urid dhal to it.
  • Once the mustard seeds start to splatter, add the cabbage, carrot, beans, green peas and green chillies to it.
  • Add 1 cup of water and the required amount of salt to it. 1 cup of water is more than enough for this recipe. Adding too much of water might make the vegetables turn mushy.
  • Mix it well. Let it cook on medium-high flame until all the water dries out. The vegetables will shrink while they cook.
  • Once all the water gets evaporated, add 1/2 cup of grated coconut to it.
  • Mix it well and turn off the flame.
  • YUMMY AND DELICIOUS MIXED VEGETABLE PORIYAL IS READY.

Notes

  • VARIATIONS:
    Vegetables like capsicum and potatoes can also be added to this recipe.
    Adding coconut is optional. It doesn’t really alter the taste of the recipe.
    Frozen grated coconut can be substituted with fresh grated coconut.

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