From this month Radhika's Very popular Blog Hop Wednesday entering in to the new version with simple rules and to a monthly event. Its really nice to meet more people and to know about their cooking styles and attitudes was interesting and we the blog hoppers really enjoying it. As of this month's schedule I am paired with Riddhima of Culinary Vibes. She was introduced to me thru this event only. She is new to this wonderful blogging world and shaping here blog with her style of yummy recipes. For Blog hop i tried her Punjabi Tadka - Aloo Jeera(dhaba style), as potatoes are our fav i couldn't skip this recipe and also its loaded with full n full of flavor. We loved it a lot, But i used oil, where as the traditional recipe is with ghee/butter. Now to the recipe..
Ingredients
- Potato/aloo 6 medium sized (i used red potatoes)
- Green chili 2 no.s (finely chopped)
- Cilantro 2 tbsp(finely chopped)
- Red chili powder 1/2 tsp
- Coriander powder 1 and 1/2 tbsp
- Cumin powder 1 and 1/2 tbsp
- turmeric powder a generous pinch
- Garam masala powder 1/4 tsp
- Amchur powder 1/4 tsp
- Salt to taste
- Oil 1 tbsp
- Cumin seeds 1/2 tsp
Method
- Parboil the potatoes and peel the skin,cut in to bite size pieces and keep ready.
- Heat oil in pan, add cumin seeds and green chilies, wait till it splutter and add red chili, cmuin, coriander powder and let it sizzle and fry lightly.(take care not to burn them)
- After that add par boiled n cut potato pieces n turmeric powder and enough salt, stir fry the potatoes with the masala until it coats well.
- Cook covered for 2-3 minutes n keep stirring for every one minute.
- Then add garam masala powder and amchur powder and mix well and roast the potatoes well.
- Lastly add some cilantro and give a nice stir.
- That's it...spicy and flavorful Aloo Jeera is ready. Enjoy Hot with rotis/Parathas.
Notes:
Instead of store bough cumin powder, you can dry roast about 2 tbsp cumin seeds, powder it and add it to the recipe for more flavorful potatoes.
If u don't have amchur powder, lastly add 1/2 tsp of fresh lemon juice .
Sending this to Blog Hop Wednesday , Check out Here to see more such yummy delights for this month's blog hop.
This is my go to recipe on a busy day,but I make it a bit different.The pictures look awesome.
ReplyDeletewow , its looking yummy, love to have with rasam rice :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful looking aloo curry.
ReplyDeleteALoo is our fav too and this recipe is full of flavors...yum...
ReplyDeleteSimple and yet very different!
ReplyDeleteDelicious curry...
ReplyDeletelooks spicy n yummy!:P
ReplyDeleteWow..Aloo Jeera luks yum sangeetha..Will be tasty with our rasam satham..mouth wateree..mmmm :)
ReplyDeletewow.. potatoes look fabulous... nice texture... will surely give this a try :)
ReplyDeletePotatoes look very yummy..
ReplyDeleteSimple and easy to prepare looks so delicious,like the vibrant color...wonderful presentation and clicks...
ReplyDeletelooks extremely yummy...
ReplyDeleteRegards,
Manju
Mouth watering .... The very look at the pics make you hungry. Craving for this with a nice buttered roti now :)
ReplyDeleteHey gud job dear!!!
ReplyDeleteLove anything with aloo...and these looks so good...bookmarking this!
ReplyDeleteReally Yummy recipe..Would love to give it a try…Thank you so much for posting this..
ReplyDeleteAarthi
http://yummytummy-aarthi.blogspot.com/
Simple and spicy,my all time favourite..looking very tempting
ReplyDeleteThis is like a must try for potato lovers... bookmarked.. Your pictures look so delicious!
ReplyDeleteMmmm...Potatoes are a favorite at our home too...Love this version...Beautiful clicks.
ReplyDeleteComfort food! Who will say no to aloo!
ReplyDeletetempting n delicious spicy curry...
ReplyDeleteThis looks mouthwatering..
ReplyDeleteSpicy & so yummmm!!!!
ReplyDeletePrathima Rao
Prats Corner
Punjabi aloo makes me drool, look at the colour of the dish,just loving it.
ReplyDeleteSimple and would make a nice lunch box recipe. Will try it soon
ReplyDeleteSimple and would make a nice lunch box recipe. Will try it soon
ReplyDeleteVery flavorful aloo recipe. Lovely side dish...
ReplyDeleteSimple and delicious . Excellent. I HAve an award for you at my blog. PLease collect it dear.
ReplyDeletewowww looks super,bookmarked it!!
ReplyDeleteawesome clicks and yummy recipe
ReplyDeleteLooks so inviting...yummy curry
ReplyDeletehai, i tried this recipe.my little one loves with rasam rice very muh..thx u for sharing this recipe sangee.soon post it!!
ReplyDeleteOMG my favorite jeera aloo, ahhh look so goodddddd :))
ReplyDeletewow, this looks awesome Sangee, so tempting and delicious..hey, hope u saw my mail :)
ReplyDeletewow, beautiful pic! love that slightly roasted golden colour on ur potato. i love potato & this one is going to be the next thing i cook! :)
ReplyDeleteWow Sangeeta... looks yummy.. thanks for trying it and liking it :)
ReplyDeleteI tried Mozeralla Muffins and they turned out amazing.. but unfortunately I met with an accident and owing to bed-rest I couldnt blog the recipe.. Have mailed Radhika to check if I could do the same now.
spicy recipe :) looks comforting..
ReplyDeletemmmmmm nice clicks...............yummyyy yummmyyy aloooooooo jeeeeerra tanq.........
ReplyDeletewoww.. looks superb..
ReplyDeleteyou have a beautiful space here.. glad to follow you :)
Your Jeera ALoo look so good! I have posted a link to your recipe under my own recipe for Jeera Alu, do take a look when you have a chance:
ReplyDeletehttps://cook2jhoom.wordpress.com/2012/01/04/happy-new-year-cookbook-update-and-delicious-jeera-alu/
I have also recently published a book on healthy Indian food.
Best wishes,
Cheeku bhasin
Thank U so much for sharing my recipe on your space...yours also looks gr8!!
DeleteReally looking very tasty that I cannot stop myself eating that.
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