Dum Aaloo Kashmiri Easy Recipe

Posted on by Shiv @Aaugritaa Caterers in Aaugritaa, cooking classes, cooking classes in Delhi, Easy Recipes

Cuisine : Indian Main Course

Serves : 2 pax

Ingredients:

  • Baby potato 1/2 kg
  • Onion Medium 2pcs
  • Ginger & Garlic Paste 2 tbsp
  • Tomato Purée of 2 tomato
  • Yogurt 200 GMs
  • Kasturi methi for garnish
  • Dey Red Chilly for garnish
  • Cummin whole 1tsp
  • Salt to taste
  • Dhaniya Powder to taste
  • Red Chilly Powder to taste
  • Garam Masala to taste
  • Haldi to taste

Method:

  1. Wash, peel and fry the baby potatoes till golden brown
  2. Blend the onion in a blender
  3. Take a pan, add oil and start sauté the Onion paste till cook
  4. Then add Ginger and garlic paste, all the spices and then tomato purée into it and cook till it start leaving oil
  5. Keep aside the gravy
  6. Now take another pan, add oil, then whole cummin into it, dry red chilly, then yogurt into it.
  7. After that add the gravy and let it boil, then add the fried baby potatoes in it
  8. Garnish it with Kasturi methi and serve hot

Chef Tips:

  • If you don’t get baby potatoes then you can take normal size potatoes and cut into 1/4 pieces
  • While frying the potatoes make sure it’s fully cooked in oil
  • While adding the yogurt into the gravy make sure you keep mixing it to avoid the yogurt to split

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Shiv Shankar Ghosh is a professional chef with over 12 years of experience in Food and Culinary industry. He has worked across US and India with extensive knowledge about various global cuisines such as Continental, Mexican, Chinese, and Indian. He was instrumental in setting up lot of kitchens across Delhi. In 2010, Aaugritaa Caterers was started with a dream to teach young budding chefs and home cooks about professional cooking, which has become a well-known entity in the food and catering space especially with corporate across Delhi NCR. He also helps food start-ups and new food joints to establish in the industry by setting up the kitchen completely by taking care of menus, staffing, and inventory under B.O.O.T model.

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