This is a typical Bong preparation, very easy to make, and is absolutely delicious!! Serve with hot luchis or porotas..
This is how i make it though the recipe will vary from family to family, cook to cook :)
Small or baby potatoes, boiled and skinned.
1 large onion, minced, not paste.
1 tsp GG paste
2 tbsp fresh curd/ dahi
turmeric
chilli powder
Dhania powder
Jeera powder
garam masala powder
whole garam masala
salt
mustard oil
Fresh coriander leaves
Heat mustard oil in a kadai. Let it heat up properly and then fry the boiled and peeled potatoes browning them nicely. Remove on to a plate and keep aside. Put in the whole spices- cardamom, cloves, bay leaf, etc. Fry for a minute and then add the onions. Fry well stirring all the time. Don't burn the onions. Add a minced green chilli if you like your food hot and spicy. Add the powdered spices and the fresh curd. Stir and mix well. let it cook. Add a tablespoon or two of water only if required. Stir well. Add the potatoes and mix well. In case the potatoes are biggish prick with a fork so that the spices and salt can get in. But be careful not to break the potatoes. Let it cook covered for a couple of minutes. There should be no gravy, just the thick masala paste coated all over the potatoes. garnish with fresh chopped coriander and serve.
You can add a little dried mango powder if you like with the other powdered spices. it adds a nice zing.
Yummy :)
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you blogging regularly! Adding you to my blog roll as well as planning to blog Rhea's Dal recipe, but I see you have also blogged about it :)
Stumbled on your blog and I love it!!! Do you get dhanshak masala in USA anywhere???
ReplyDeleteSmita,
ReplyDeleteI have no clue if Dhansaak masala is available in the US, but you could check out at your Asian/Indian store.
Meanwhile I will ask my cousin who lives in St Louis...