Potato Bhaji

"This is a wonderful, authentic recipe! Delicious! I like to eat it with dosai :-)"
 
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Ready In:
25mins
Ingredients:
8
Serves:
4

ingredients

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directions

  • Boil potatoes with skins on (boil as you would for mashed potatoes, just until soft).
  • Remove skins.
  • Mash potatoes lightly, but not as you would for mashed potatoes!
  • There should be nice small chunks in the potatoes but partially mashed.
  • Heat oil on medium heat in a nice sized vessel; add mustard seed.
  • let mustard seed splutter.
  • Add chopped onion, and fry lightly.
  • Add diced tomatoes and fry until soft.
  • Add the chopped coriander leaves (or parsley), curry powder; stir and fry lightly reduce heat to low and add the potato; stir well and just heat through until forms a nice consistancy and spices have mixed in well (approximately 5 mins wont take too long).
  • If the consistancy of the potatoes seems a little too dry you may add a little water- less than 1/4c-- Should not be watery, but nice and thick, only a little moist.
  • Serve!

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Reviews

  1. this was delicious and very easy to prepare. loved the aroma of the curry mustard seed and onions and the flavor of the dish. i did add a few drops of water at the end
     
  2. This is delicious! Looks nice too, with the curry to give it a nice color. I only used 1 T oil and then added the scant 1/4 C water near the end. I also dissolved part of a veg bouillon cube in the water for even more flavor, though I don't think it was really needed.
     
  3. I thought this was pretty good. It was easy to make with staple ingredients that I always have one hand. I would add more curry powder for my taste, as I really enjoy highly spiced food. It was a bit dry so I did add just a bit water at the end, not too much.
     
  4. This was wonderful! I used 4 medium sized potatoes to make this. I cut down the amount of oil to 1 tbsp. and it was really sufficient. I did not use water at all! I did use the juice of 1 lemon(freshly squeezed) at the end, i.e., after the dish was ready and I mixed it in and then served it. It went wonderful with believe it or not, toasted bread! I did serve it with some cold yoghurt on the side and it was delish! It was nice and thick and yum! I had some with a little rice as well. It was just great!
     
  5. Quick cooking preserves the color, flavor and texture of all the ingredients. The mustard seed and curry add flavor without over-powering the fresh taste of the tomatoes and cilantro. I microwaved a 1 pound russet potato, which I peeled and chopped, then added 1/2 cup of water to moisten the mixture. India style cuisine is new to me. This dish is a very simple, not too spicy (hot or exotic) introduction to an addicting flavor experience.
     
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Since April 2008, I have been a vegetarian. I dont eat creatures...that's the easiest way to put it! :D I still eat a small amount of dairy, but not very much. I have been missing around here for a while, and hope to poke my head in a bit more often from now on... I hope you enjoy my recipes...
 
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