Asalam Alaikum,
This dish is very easy to cook and doesn't take as long as a meat dish, so if you are in a rush this is the perfect meal. We are used to
very spicy meals in my house, if you like a little less spice then cut the red chili powder to 1 tbsp or less and only use 2-3 green chilies.
Ingredients-

Starting from the top left and going counter clockwise
3-4 medium Aloo(potatoes), sliced into 1/4 inch chips
4 medium tomatoes, diced
4-5 hari mirch(green chilies)
1 small bunch fresh hara dhania(cilantro), roughly chopped
1 1/2 tbsp namak(salt)
2 tbsp lal mirch(red chili powder)
2-3 tbsp zeera(cumin seeds)
You will also need 2-3 tbsp ghee
and 1/4 c oil
Step 1-On a medium heat add your oil, and zeera to the pot, fry for about 30 seconds, until the zeera starts to release an appetizing smell.

Step 2-Add your aloo to the pot and stir well. Fry until the aloo starts to turn yellow/very light brown.

Step 3-Add the lal mirch and namak.

Step 4-Add the tomatoes, and stir well.

Fry, stirring often for about 5 minutes until the tomatoes start to breakdown and turn to a paste.

Step 5-Add the ghee and stir well

Step 6-Add the green chilies

Step 7-Add 6-8 cups water, stir well. Cover and cook on a medium heat, stirring often until the potatoes are easily pierced with a fork. If you like your soup a bit thicker add less water and continue to cook until it is the consistency desired.

Step 8-Pour into a serving dish and garnish with the chopped cilantro. Serve with plain boiled rice or Roti.
wow, looks yum, mashallah. but nose-run spicy!
ReplyDeletelooking so yUmmY!
ReplyDeleteplease can you make the following recipes,
ReplyDeletealoo keema
murgh salan with plenty of shorba
koftay salan
palak gosht
palak murgh
would be greatful if u can do this
wonderful blog by the way :)