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January 20, 2009
Dum Aloo
Any dish made of potato is always a hit. Isn't it? I have never made dum aloo before. I took the recipe from Nags of cookingandme. I basically used the same ingredients and cooked the gravy for a longer time than she did. It was very yummy.
Ingredients:
Potatoes-3 small(pressure cooked, peeled and cut into big pieces)
Salt
Oil-2 tbsp
Curd/Yogurt-2 tbsp
coriander leaves- to garnish
Kasuri methi(optional)-a pinch(crushed)
Lime juice-from 1/2 lime(optional)
Spice powders(adjust the quantities according to your taste)
Turmeric powder- 1/4 tsp
Kitchen king masala-1 and a half tsp
Garam masala powder-1/2 tsp
Coriander powder-1 tsp
Red chilli powder
To grind(without adding water) into a paste:
Onion-1/2 cup
Ginger-1 inch piece
Garlic-2 pods
Green chilli-1
To grind separately into a paste:
Tomatoes-2 medium sized or 3 small
Method:
Heat oil in a pan. Add onion-ginger-garlic paste. Fry for 5 minutes.
Then add tomato paste and spice powders and salt. Bring the mixture to a boil. If the mixture is too thick, add water and bring it to a desired consistency. Simmer and cook until the raw smell is gone. It will take at least 30 minutes approximately.
Add yogurt, potatoes and cook for 5 more minutes. Garnish with coriander leaves, kasuri methi and squeeze lime juice. Serve with rotis.
Note: Add curd in the end and cook no longer than 5 minutes on very low flame to prevent the gravy from curdling.
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Wow looks delicious.....am sure its one vegetable which is loved by all:-)
ReplyDeleteWowo it look so delicious.
ReplyDeleteI fully agree anydish with potatoe is delicious.
But this one looks super yummy delicious.
Kanna,
ReplyDeleteWell said, Dum Aloo is liked by all ages.Looks yummy
Appa
Hmmm, want to taste right away ur aloo Mahi :)
ReplyDeletehey you know whenever i make dum aloo the curd always seperate from water and gravy become very thick..but i do use more curd compare to your recipe in my dish, any suggestions??
ReplyDeleteya may be i was cooking for too long after adding the curd..will try again with your recipe..thanks for answering so quick
ReplyDeleteaaahaa... looks delicious :)
ReplyDeletepicture is excellent
Delish!! I will try and make this in the MW, my new experimental gadget use now a days! :D
ReplyDeleteThe dum aloo looks super delicious, if the picture is anything to go by!!
ReplyDeleteI always thought this was very difficult to make.And it looks perfect.I love this dish
ReplyDeleteSend me some Mahi, just love this dum aloo, i tried also long back..dish looks gorgeous..
ReplyDeletePotatoes - who can resist those. Well your photo makes it even harder :)
ReplyDeleteHey I was thinking making dum aloo was very difficult.Your recipe is so tempting tht I want to give it a try :) Tht picture of dum aloo is soo good Mahi.
ReplyDeleteLovely! I knew your pic would turn out yummier than mine. Thanks for trying it :)
ReplyDeletelooks delicious. all the recipes that i saw said you need to deep fry the potatos. this is good. i'll try this.
ReplyDeletesimply delicious..potatoes cant be ignored by any i think...the picture make me drool..
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous plate of dum aloo, Mahima. I love this dish a lot, although I usually make it either with coconut milk or soy yogurt. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteWow looks sooooooo delicious.....It is my fav mahi:) Pic is amazing....
ReplyDeletelooks so yumm..nice recipe too..lovely picture..
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely looking delicious..My favo one..Wish I could have been dere..
ReplyDeleteayyoo... superb pa irukku mahima. send me some. delicious curry.
ReplyDeleteSUperb recipe...romba naala try pananumnu irukarathu..potato nu solli ye postponing :)and nethi nite i prepared ur tomato sambhar,mrng dosaiku...innum taste kooda panala..romba late a mudichen :(kandippa nalla thaan irukum..will tell u anyways in the mrng..tc
ReplyDeleteI could grab that away from you LOL. One of the best & handsome looking i have ever eaten.
ReplyDeleteThat first picture is too good.. looks absolutely delicious. I've always seen such creamy dum aloos - this one looks different & spicy.
ReplyDeleteDum aloo looks awesome Mahimaa...wish I could taste some of that right now :-)
ReplyDeletei have never made dum aloo. looks delicious. very creamy & gorgeous
ReplyDeletefirst time at ur blog...loved the aloo dum...potato is soo versatile and loved by everyone!!
ReplyDeleteMahimaa, Dum Aloo looks so appetizing!
ReplyDeleteA very pretty aloo dish,I must confess I was never was a aloo fan since childhood,but your recipe is tempting me to fall for it:)
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ReplyDeletethank you very much friends.
ReplyDeleteYasmeen, I can't believe you don't like potatoes. Anyway good to know that there is someone who hates P :))
Simply superb. Got to try this version soon... Thanks for the recipe. :)
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Looks like I over-looked this one! Looks nice and spicy.
ReplyDeleteDum aloo looks great. I see some sort of masala (orange colour)sprinkled over the gravy? cud u tell me what is it?
ReplyDeletevaish
Dum Aloo looks very nice and delicious!
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