Let me begin, how I made this. A very simple recipe with no much fuss or Garam masala. (This one’s for u R). Dal Makhani will be the next post.
SERVES: 3-4
PREPARATION TIME: 15 MINS
COOKING TIME: 30 MINS
INGREDIENTS:
Baby potatoes
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250 gms
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Oil
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2 tbsp+1½ tbsp
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Black cardamom
Onion
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1 no
1 small
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Ginger garlic paste
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1 heaped tsp
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Red chilli powder
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1 tsp
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Turmeric powder
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½ tsp
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Coriander powder
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1 tsp
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Tomato puree
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Puree of 2 medium
tomatoes
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Cashew nut paste
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2 heaped tbsp
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Yoghurt
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¼ cup
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Salt
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1 tsp or as per preference
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Dry fenugreek leaves/
kasuri methi
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1 tsp
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Fresh cream
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1 tbsp (for garnish)
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METHOD:
1.
Peel and wash the potatoes well. Blanch
them for about 10 mins. They will be
half cooked.
2.
Heat a non-stick wok (kadai), add 2 tbsp of oil and shallow fry the
potatoes until cooked and golden brown. Keep
them aside.
3.
Boil sliced onion and black cardamom seeds in a tbsp. of water for about
2 mins. Once cool grind them to a fine
paste.
4.
Heat 1½ tbsp of oil in a wok and add the ground onion paste. Cook till the oil separates. Add ginger garlic paste and stir for a
minute. Add chilli powder, turmeric
powder, coriander powder and mix well till everything is incorporated well.
5.
Add the cashew nut paste, tomato puree and yoghurt. Stir well again. Add the potatoes to it and mix well so that,
the potatoes get coated well with the gravy.
6.
Add about a cup of water and salt.
Let this simmer on low flame for 5-10 minutes.
7.
Finish it with kasuri methi and cream.
Serve hot.
NOTES:
1.
I have used normal potatoes, cut into cubes as I didn’t find baby
potatoes.
2.
You can deep fry the potatoes for a richer taste instead of shallow
frying them, then there is no need to blanch them.
3.
In case, you do not want to add yoghurt it can be substituted with the juice
of 1 lime.
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