Anamika Sharma is a passionate foodie, a food blogger with…
For this dish you don’t need too many ingredients, and you can probably find all of them easily in your own pantry.
By Anamika Sharma
I often make these when I am in hurry or at times when I don’t feel like cooking dishes that require a lot of time in the kitchen.
PrintEasy and Quick Aloo Ki Sabzi
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- Author: Anamika Sharma
- Total Time: 25 mins
- Yield: 2
Description
For this dish you don’t need too many ingredients, and you can probably find all of them easily in your own pantry.
Ingredients
- – Aloo (Potatoes) – 4 Medium Size (Nicely washed and chopped into very small pieces)
- – Mustard Seeds – 1/4 teaspoon
- – Curry Leaves – 5 – 6
- – Salt to taste
- – Turmeric Powder – 1/4 teaspoon (I like to add little more because want more yellow color)
- – Red Chili Powder – 1/4 teaspoon
- – Garam Masala – 1/4 teaspoon
- – Dry Red Chili – 1 or 2
- – Green Chili – 1 slit into half
- – Oil – 1 tablespoon
- – Cumin Seeds – 1/4 teaspoon
Instructions
- Take a non stick Kadai, add in oil when the kadai is little hot. Now add in mustard seeds and cumin seeds. When the seeds flutter lower the flame and add in turmeric powder and both the dry red chili and slit green chili and stir again.
- Now add in the finely chopped potatoes along with the other dry spices including the salt and curry leaves.
- Stir once again and allow to cook by covering the kadai with a lid on low flame.
- In between check and stir. Cover again and cook till the Aloo are cooked nicely. The aloo will cook in approx. 10 – 12 minutes.
- Serve hot with chapatti, dosa, idli or even rice.
- Prep Time: 10 mins
- Cook Time: 15 mins
- Category: Side
Anamika Sharma is a passionate foodie, a food blogger with a background in aviation and telecom industry for good 15 years. Her mission is to spread the love for Indian cooking to all those who wrongly think it’s too difficult. She loves to cook for her family, specially her kids. Besides cooking she also enjoys photography and traveling. MAD – making a difference is a word she chose to describe her Indian cooking site. Cooking always meant to her to be maddening and now she is mad about cooking.
Thank u but one question what all can i make if the aloo is already boilded
thanks for giving us idea to cook tasty aaloo sabzi
Excellent! Tried it. It’s a really quick recipe and tasty too.
Simple yet tasty. Thank you so much!
Well, this was simple and awesome
Thanks, simple and quick