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ALOO DUM MASALA
INGREDIENTS
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Potato |
500 gms |
Dhaniya powder |
2 tsp. |
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Tomato ( for juice) |
200 gms |
Haldi Powder |
tsp. |
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Onion (grated) |
2 |
Garam Masala Powder |
tsp. |
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Green chilly (finely chopped) |
2 |
Cardamom (big) |
1 |
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Ginger ( finely chopped) |
1" |
Cardamom (small) |
2 |
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Curd |
cup |
Laung |
2 |
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Malai |
cup |
Dalchini |
1 |
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Tomato sauce |
2 tbsp. |
Javitri |
1" |
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Chilly sauce |
2 tbsp. |
Oil (for tadka) |
2 tbsp. |
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Salt |
1 tsp |
Jeera |
1 tsp. |
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Red chilly powder |
tsp. |
Coriander leaves (chopped) |
A few |
METHOD
Peel the potatoes. All the potatoes should be of equal size. Heat oil in a pressure cooker. Put all the sabut garam masala (cardamom through Javitri) and jeera together. Add the onion, green chilly and ginger. Fry till it gets golden brown. Put tomato and all the masala powder. Fry for 5 minutes. Add tomato sauce and chilly sauce. Beat the malai and curd and add. Mix it properly. Now put the potatoes. Add 3 glasses of water and close the cooker. After 2 whistles simmer it for 10 minutes. Turn off the gas. Take it out in a bowl. Spread some malai and chopped coriander leaves on it. Serve hot with Bikaneri Parantha.
Serves: 5-6 adults
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