Friday, 11 October 2013

Potato 65 Recipe/Aloo 65 Recipe/Hyderabadi Style Aloo 65 Recipe/How to make Aloo 65 with step by step photos

Now that the weather is getting really cold, I made this scrumptious Potato 65 which I came across years back in one of the magazines when I was in Chennai. This potato 65 may look spicy with all the red chillies and green chillies, but they are not. This potato 65 is my kids favourite and they can finish one whole plate at one time. Few other 65 recipes I have posted earlier and worth visiting are Chicken 65, Hyderabadi Chicken 65, Prawn 65 , Cauliflower/Gobi 65 and Mushroom 65.

Here’s how to make Potato 65 with step by step photos.

Ingredients
Potatoes
4
Garlic cloves
6-8 [sliced]
Ginger & Garlic paste
2 tsp
Green chillies
3-4 [slit lengthwise
Dry red chillies
2-3 nos
Red chilli powder
½ tsp
Turmeric powder
¼ tsp
Yogurt/Curd
½ cup
Red food color
2 pinches
Lemon juice
2-3 tsp
Curry leaves
8-10
Cilantro
1 tbsp finely chopped
Salt
As needed
Oil
For deep fry

For Batter
Corn flour
4 tbsp
Allpurpose flour/Maid
2 tbsp
Red chilli powder
1 tsp
Turmeric powder
¼ tsp
½ tsp
¼ tsp
Ginger & garlic paste
2 tsp
Yogurt/Curd
4 tbsp
Salt
 As needed
Preparation Time: 10-12 minutes                      Recipe Category: Starters/Evening Snacks
Cooking Time: 25-30 minutes                             Recipe Cuisine: Hyderabad, Indian
Author: Priya Anandakumar

Method


In a deep bowl, add all the ingredients mentioned for batter and make thick batter. You need not add water but if you want add very little to adjust the consistency.


Heat oil in kadai for deep frying. Dip the potato pieces in the batter and fry them in the oil evenly on both sides until golden brown. Drain them on a paper towel.


Similarly fry all the potatoes and keep them aside.

In another big kadai, heat one tsp of oil. Add slit green chillies, red chillies, sliced garlic, curry leaves and saute until golden brown.


Now add the yogurt, red chilli powder, turmeric powder, salt, red food colour and the fried potatoes.


Now mix the potatoes gently until the potatoes absorb all the yogurt and becomes dry.
Delicious and soft Potato 65 is ready to be enjoyed.


Finally drizzle some lemon juice,sprinkle some cilantro and serve them hot. Adjust lemon juice according to your taste.


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31 comments:

  1. Tadaa!! Potatoes and the flavors are so good and yes, I am a big fan of potatoes and this dish.

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  2. I make mashroon 65, wil try this also
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  3. wahoo Potato alu looks tempting.......

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  4. Its looks soo tempting n nice preparation..

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  5. love the colors and clicks .YUmmy potato 65 .

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  6. wow wow priya mouthwatering aloo 65 :) they are so tempting me !! i wud love to come there and finish them with hot phulkas :)

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  7. I want to make this but without food color. going to try soon this and gobhi 65

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  8. yummy aloo...delicious.... came out well......

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  9. potato 65 looks super good and tempting....lovely click...

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  10. You are making me drool right now as I see your recipe. Awesome Priya,
    Thanks for sharing.

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  11. Looks delicious, will sure try it

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  12. Potato 65 look so tasty and interesting I can try this for my son..all your recipes are worth reading..very happy to follow you

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  13. Interesting recipe..tempting and delicious potato 65..

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  14. interesting n tempting aloo 65, gr8 option for vegetarians :-)

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  15. all time fav... and yeah perfect for cold and rainy weather

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  16. Fantastic appetizer, would love to enjoy rite now..Fantastic potato 65..

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  17. Looks yumm, a nice nighttime side with rotis.

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  18. Looks very delicious and yummy.

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  19. Delicious Aloo 65. Thanks for linking it to Gayathri's WTML Event.

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  20. look's scrumptious Priya !Pass me the platter Please :)

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  21. It was too nice and even yummy also.But mam/Sir i have one question that its compulsory to use "Corn Flour"?
    Home-Made Spicy Potato 65 Recipes

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    1. Hi,
      Thanks a lot for your comments, yes it is better to add corn flour which helps in binding the batter, or at least use rice flour which will help the potatoes to be crispy and as well as binding agent.
      Regards
      Priya

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  22. Thanks for this recipes.Last night i tried it it came very yummy and delicious everybody like in my home your recipes.Thanks for sharing this recipes
    Spicy potato 65 recipe

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  23. Very Tasty Recipe. Thank u Priya Mam
    Please post ambur mutton briyani recipe too. Ambur chicken briyani was awesome. From then I have been looking at your recipes, each and every recipe Awesome

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    1. Thanks a lot Linda will surely post the recipe soon

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