Dahi Aloo is a
famous and common North India dish served as side dish for Rotis/Chapathis,
White Rice, Cumin Rice, Ghee Rice etc. Dahi Aloo means Potatoes cooked in
Curd/yogurt. It is a very easy recipe that can be made in a jiffy. Dahi aloo
can be made with onions, ginger and garlic and is totally optinal, but I prefer
making it with them. As this Aloo/Potato is made with yogurt/curd, it is a wonderful
body coolant and is a perfect for the upcoming summer. Do try out this lovely,
delicious and creamy Dahi Aloo and post
your comments here. Meanwhile do check out other North Indian Dals and Sidedishes here and other Potato Recipes here.
Ingredients
Here’s how to make Dahi Aloo with step by step photos…
Potato/Aloo/Urulai
kizhangu
|
4
|
Yogurt/Thayir/Curd/Dahi
|
1
½ cup
|
Besan
Flour/Kadalai Maavu
|
2
tbsp
|
Onion/Vengayam
|
1 sliced
|
Green
Chillies
|
2
finely chopped
|
Ginger
& Garlic Paste
|
1
½ tbsp
|
Red
Chilli Powder/Milagai Thool
|
1
tsp
|
Coriander
Powder/Malli Thool
|
1
½ tsp
|
Turmeric
Powder/Manjal Thool
|
½
tsp
|
Salt
|
As
needed
|
Coriander
Leaves/Cilantro
|
2
tbsp finely chopped
|
For Tempering
Oil
|
3
tbsp
|
Bay
Leaf/Birinji Leaf
|
1
|
Cumin
Seeds/Jeeragam
|
1
tsp
|
Dry
Red Chilli
|
2
|
Asafoetida/Perungayam/Hing
|
¼
tsp
|
Curry
Leaves/Karuvepillai
|
10-12
|
Preparation Time: 10-12 minutes Recipe Category: Side Dish
Cooking Time: 20 minutes Recipe
Cuisine: North Indian
Author: Priya Anandakumar
Meanwhile also check out
Dal Makhani and other Potato Recipes here
Method
Wash the potatoes thoroughly with water. Add them to
the pressure cooker and cook for 3-4 whistles or until soft.
After the steam releases, open the lid, drain the
water and allow the potatoes to cool. Peel the skin and chop the potatoes roughly to chunks.
In a wide bowl, add the yogurt/curd/thayir, add besan
flour, little water and whisk thoroughly to make a smooth batter. Make sure
there are no lumps in the curd and keep it ready.
Heat oil in a kadai/sauce pan, sputter cumin seeds,
then add 2 dry red chillies and fry to 10-15 seconds.
Now add asafoetida/perungayam, bay leaf and fry for
10-15 seconds.
Add sliced onions, green chillies and fry well until
they turn to golden brown color.
At this stage add ginger & garlic paste and fry
well until all the raw smell vanishes.
Add the washed curry leaves and give a good stir.
Now add red chilli powder, coriander powder, turmeric
powder and salt.
Mix everything really well until the raw smell
vanishes and begins to release oil from the sides. Add 2 tbsp of water and toss
well so that the masala is cooked well.
Add the potatoes to the masala and mix again till the
potates are well coated with the masala.
Reduce the flame to low and start pouring the beaten
curd over the potatoes. Mix really well.
Adjust the salt at this stage and close the lid.
Simmer the curry for about 5-6 minutes.
Now you will see the creamy aloo potato is ready,
switch off the stove. Add the finely chopped cilantro/coriander leaves and give
a good stir.
Yummy, delicious and tempting Dahi Aloo is ready to be
enjoyed. Serve it hot with steam cooked white rice or Chapathis or CuminRice/Jeera Rice or Ghee Rice.
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