This recipe has been totally and completely flicked from my sister's blog. I didn't have curry leaves in the house and mine didn't come quite as delicious-looking as hers, especially the gravy, but both TH and I licked the bowl clean. The simplicity of this dish makes me wonder why I've never tried this version before.
What I Used (to serve two):
Baby potatoes /new potatoes – 15 nos
Onions - 2 medium sized ones, chopped
Garlic paste - 1 tsp (or 4 pods, minced)
Sambar powder - 2 tbsp (or 2 tsp coriander powder, 1 tsp jeera, 1/8 tsp fenugreek seeds, 2 tsp red chilli powder)
Turmeric powder - a pinch
Mustard seeds - 1/4 tsp
Urad dal - 1 tsp
Oil - 2 tbsps
Salt - to taste
How I Made It:Serve hot with rice and curry of choice. Goes weil with coconut based gravies, like kaalan.
1. Wash the potatoes. Pressure cook for 3 whistles (or put in a heavy-bottomed pan with sufficient water and let cook on a medium fire). Cool, peel and set aside.
2. Add sambar powder, salt and turmeric to the potatoes with very little water and leave to marinate for half hour.
3. Heat oil and temper mustard seeds. Fry the urad dal next until golden brown and then add the onions and garlic. Fry well till the onions turn a dark brown (I like mine just short of burnt so that's how I made it).
4. Add the curry leaves and the potatoes. Add about 4 tbsp water and toss well.
5. Cook open for about 25 mins until the potatoes look yummy and you can't wait a single second longer to serve it already!

























29 Comments:
I remember seeing this at Bharathy's and drooling over it.
Your version sure is delicious looking... Baby potatoes are so photogenic, don't you think? :)
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baby potatoes look so adorable:) and urs look equally delicious as ur sis's :)
It might be simple , itlooks super delicious, you guys licked the bowl, well we all can lick the screen as it looks so yumm.
Here we never get curry leaves , i have never seen fresh curry leaves here, so when ever my hubby goes to london he buys heaps and heaps of curry leaves from theindian shop there. I freeze them in packets , so then i have curry leaves when ever i cook.
Next time when you get a load of curry leaves freeze a bit.
I like urs than barathy's;D (Hope she doesnt read this)i think i too have to try this,as i hav all ingredients in hand!
Wow yummylicious baby beauties.
Yeah, they are real beauties! yum.. :P
Rajiiiiiii ;):)
your sis tries only easy recipes as she is the laziest cook in the world! :)
Love the pic!..:)
and glad you both liked it!
slurpp..so yummy nags..:)
They look so cute!! I almost feel sorry that you guys gulped them off! :)
they look spicy and browned well....
Gosh! Bharathy...I dint expected ;D
Nags,
Have a look here,I tried as I have told you before:) Tasted awesome!!
missing ur sis, i guess. i don't remember seeing this on her blog but now i gotto try it.
I like it exactly this way!!!
Hi Nags..
First time time to ur blog ..Thinking how i miss this wonderful blog .
Potato looks very spicy and yummy ..I love potato .will def try this out ..thanks for sharing the recipe \love
veena
i added u in my blog roll
You just can't go wrong with potatoes, Nags. And I'm sure your version is just as good. You cleaned out the dish, didn't you? :)
Sure did :D
heheh..I was about to say the same...then read bharathy's comment..hehehh...the potatoes look great!...
and hey just bcos you work for the G..does it mean you change your title with the season??>.but yeah it looks lovely..:)
Those potatoes look tasty!
Delicious potatoes! Look at those cuties!
hey I am alive and well - these look delicious! see though I am an eggplant lover I do veer towards the carbs first! :) and I am so happy I can see your images here (UAE) as well - you changed flickr?? and you are drop dead gorgeous!
Hahaha! glad to know you can see the pics now! phew.. still using flickr.
and where did you get the idea that am gorgeous??
they are just great
Tried and Loved the recipe.
tried, tested and finally tasted. Well, it was delicious. I wanted it to be little crispier. Any suggestions from your side
Yasmin - add some more oil, keep the flame on medium high and stir to make sure the potatoes don't burn. Since they are already cooked, this will give them a crispier outer layer :)
I remember seeing this at Bharathy's and drooling over it.
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