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- Prep Time
- Minutes
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- Cook Time
- Minutes
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- Serving
- 4
Ingredients |
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Baby potatoes (Chhote aaloo) | 15-20 |
Mustard Oil (sarso ka tel) | 3 table spoons |
Turmeric (haldi) | ½ tea spoon |
Salt (namak) | To taste |
Sugar (chini) | 1 tea spoon |
Tomato (tamater) Grated | 1 cup |
Ginger (adrakh) paste | 1 tea spoon |
Cumin (jeera) powder | 1 tea spoon |
Dry whole red chili (sabut lal mirch) | 2 |
Red chili powder (lal mirch) | ½ tea spoon |
Asafoetida ( hing) | Pinch |
Green chilli (hari mirch), slit | 2 |
Clarified butter (ghee) | 1 tea spoon |
Roasted cumin powder | ¾ teaspoon |
Instructions
- Peel and wash the potatoes. Parboil potatoes, remove it from water and keep aside.
- Sprinkle little turmeric and salt to the potatoes and mix it well.
- In a pan, heat 3-4 tablespoons of oil and add the potatoes and fry till it becomes golden. Keep aside.
- Again heat little oil in same pan. Now add asafoetida, and whole red chilli.
- Now add grated tomatoes, ginger paste, cumin powder, salt, sugar, red chilli powder and turmeric.
- Let it cook for some time and once it starts separating oil add the fried potatoes.
- Cook it for 4-5 minutes and then add about 1/2 cup of water and cover the pan with lid.
- Cook at moderate heat, until the potatoes are tender.
- Now add the slit green chilli and fresh coriander and toss. Switch off the heat.
- Finish off with some ghee and a sprinkle of roasted cumin powder.
- Serve this with Luchi or poori.
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