This time i am here to post a recipe with potato.This my mom makes and we all are a great fan of this. And we use to call it as ALOO DHUM. But now,after coming through so many recipes in the various blogs,i don’t think the name aloo dhum will justify this recipe.And i am not a creative person to name it on my own,so i have given the name potato sabzi.
The specialty of the recipe is it doesn’t need any garlic or onion. According to me,any thing we make, as an accompaniment for chapathi, poori or pulao without using onions will not taste good. But after tasting this,i changed my mind.Without boring u much,here comes the recipe.
Check out my similar recipe of aloo tamatar.
Potato sabji
Preparation Time : 15 mins | Cooking Time : 25 Mins |Serves: 3-4Potato 3
Tomato 2
Coriander seeds 3 tsp
Cumin seeds |jeera 2 tsp
Ginger a small piece
Red chili powder 1 tsp
Coriander leaves few
Salt as needed
Oil 3 tsp
Method:
- Cook the potatoes well ,peel the skin and keep it aside.
- Chop the tomatoes and grind it along with coriander seeds,ginger,chilli powder and half of the cumin seeds into a fine paste.
- In a kadai,heat oil and add 1/2of cumin seeds and add the grind masala. And now immediately add the potatoes to it. Mash it nicely.Mix it nicely and add a cup of water. Add salt and bring it to boil.
- Add finely chopped coriander leaves.
- Enjoy with poori or jeera rice.
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Looks so delicious, as always lovely click.
ReplyDeleteNice recipe,one day I will sure try it out Jeyashri :)
ReplyDeleteAloo dhum looks yummy.....Nice clicks dear.....
ReplyDeletelooks delicious jeyashri,and very easy too without onion or garlic,nice recipe
ReplyDeletesounds nice without onion and garlic..looks yummy.
ReplyDeletesabji looks yummy!!!....love to have it with rotis!!
ReplyDeleteQuick to make simple recipe.
ReplyDeleteThis is new to me .I will try this for roti tonight as it is very simple .Looks delicious,
ReplyDeletePotato sabji looks delicious Jeya, sounds interesting without onions, will try sometime later..
ReplyDeleteInteresting recipe sans onions..I'm becoming obsessed with using onion garlic in every other meal! Should dfntly try this next time with rotis!
ReplyDeleteA good recipe with no onions and garlic.Exactly what i need on festival days.Will try it!
ReplyDeleteA good recipe with no onions and garlic.Exactly what i need on festival days.Will try it!
ReplyDeleteNice recipe Jeyashri...
ReplyDeleteOnion Less & Garlic Less cooking is quite yumm and has a very pure taste.... Once you fall in love with it.. you will not use them daily... :)
simple & delicious
ReplyDeletenice recipe, completely new to me. Sounds so tasty!
ReplyDeleteSomething different.Yummy array of beautifully presented recipes.
ReplyDeleteDrop in sometime
Lovely clicks, interesting recipe...love potatoes in any form.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds really yummy & must be nice with pulavs too.
ReplyDeleteNice clicks..Curry looks delicious...
ReplyDeleteNice recipe..looks inviting and delicious!!Nice click.
ReplyDeleteTha's new to me....looks yum...congrats on the award dear...
ReplyDeletehi jeyashri
ReplyDeleteits very yummy and it takes very short time to prepare
delicious recipes...loved all your recent posts..
ReplyDeletejeyashree it s so simple...n easy...n no onions too...is that so tasty?will make it ...
ReplyDeleteawesom just tried today. really tasty
ReplyDeleteHI,
ReplyDeleteDO WE NEED TO GRIND CORIANDER SEEDS W/OUT SAUTEEING? (RAW) A/WITH OTHER INGREDIENTS?
RAJI
Hi
DeleteNo need to saute the coriander seeds. Grind it raw
THANKS, NTD POINT. GOING TO PREPARE THIS FOR CHAPPATHIS TODAY.
ReplyDeleteRAJI.
Hope frozen/cooked green peas added to the recipe will enhance the taste and healthier one too!... Thanks for no onion no garlic recipe... :-)
ReplyDeleteHope if we add frozen/cooked green peas to this recipe will enhance the taste and healthier as well... Thanks for No onion and No Garlic Recipe... :-)
ReplyDeleteJeyashri I am newly married.Being the only daughter I ve been pampered so much that I ave hardly entered the kitchen in my life.My in laws were skeptical about me.At that moment I came across your blog and so mind blowing it is that I am so addicted to it.Whenever I feel hungry I used to look into ur recipes and count in that I have to cook this some day.My husband felt defeated for the first time when he realized that I am a better cook than my mother in law ;) (Thanks to you of course) My entire family is into your blog.I feel myself to be lucky enough to have found your page.Kind of preservance I guess I wil be having for my entire life.Thank you so much. :)
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