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urulai madras roast/potato madras style

Posted on November 25, 2017November 25, 2017

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Potato roast/ stirfry/thoran/mezhukupuratti are so common and easy! But, this recipe is from a vegetarian cookbook that I have which has Tam-Bram recipes( Tamil-brahmin). The first thing that caught my attention was, the simplicity of the recipe and the second thing was the method.

This method, the potatoes are marinated in the spice powders and then cooked, which definitely is a game changer! I’m caught up in a lot of work these days ,I hardly get time for blogging :-/  But, this space is something that I’m not gonna leave that soon 😉

I’m not dragging it further, let’s get the recipe

Potato cleaned, peeled cubed, 2 medium
turmeric powder 1/4 tsp
red chili powder 1/4-1/2 tsp
sambar powder 1 tsp or more
asafetodia 1/4 tsp
salt as needed
oil/coconut oil 1 tsp or more
curry leaves +coriander leaves handfull
mustard seeds 1/4-1/2  tsp
water 1 cup or more to cook the potatoes

 

Method:

  1.  Soak the cubed potatoes in water for 10-15 minutes.
  2. In a bowl take turmeric powder, red chilly powder, sambar, asafetodia, salt, 1 tsp oil and mix well.
  3. To which add potatoes and combine everything. Set aside for 10 minutes-1/2 hr
  4. In a heavy bottom pan, add oil and once hot add mustard seeds let it crackle, follow with curry leaves.
  5. To which add potatoes and water and mix well. Cover and cook in High flame for 2 minutes after which bring down the flame.
  6. Keeping checking in between to see if it’s cooked well.
  7. If water is not enough, ADD sufficient  HOT water and cook further.
  8. Once the potatoes are cooked through, let it simmer in low flame for few minutes.
  9. Sprinkle coriander leaves on top .
  10. Serve hot with rasam, rice, and other accompaniments

 

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I’ll see you all in my next post, until then BYE!!

lekshmi 🙂

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