My poor food photography skills keeps me away from posting recepies. Today, I decided to post this curry, since it has been a long time that I have not posted any recepies.This recipe is easy to cook.I wanted to try potatoes fry differently and was thinking of some healthy options.So thought of adding methi leaves to the usual potatoe fry that I make.
Ingredients
Peel the skin of the potatoes and cut into cubes.
Wash the methi leaves and drain the water.
Place a frying pan on the stove and add oil.
Once the oil is hot do the seasoning with the mustard, urad dhal, jeera and hing.Add the onion and saute until its golden brown.
Now add the methi leaves, turmeric powder, chilli powder and salt.
Cover and keep for few minutes until the methi leaves are cooked.No need to add water for cooking the leaves.
Remove the lid and saute until the water in the pan evaporates.
Add the potatoes and mix it well.
Sprinkle the pepper powder.
Check for salt and spice.
Remove the pan from the stove.
Serve and enjoy it with rice or chappathi.
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- Potatoes-2( If its big in size)
- Methi leaves-1 cup
- Mustard-1 tsp
- Split Urd dhal-1/2 tsp
- Jeera-1 tsp
- Hing- a pinch
- Onion-1( cut into small pieces)
- Salt- to taste
- Turmeric powder-1/2 tsp
- Chilli powder-1 tsp
- Pepper powder-1/2tsp
Method:
Wash and boil the potatoes.Peel the skin of the potatoes and cut into cubes.
Wash the methi leaves and drain the water.
Place a frying pan on the stove and add oil.
Once the oil is hot do the seasoning with the mustard, urad dhal, jeera and hing.Add the onion and saute until its golden brown.
Now add the methi leaves, turmeric powder, chilli powder and salt.
Cover and keep for few minutes until the methi leaves are cooked.No need to add water for cooking the leaves.
Remove the lid and saute until the water in the pan evaporates.
Add the potatoes and mix it well.
Sprinkle the pepper powder.
Check for salt and spice.
Remove the pan from the stove.
Serve and enjoy it with rice or chappathi.
All contents images and text, unless otherwise mentioned are copyright of ©My world of euphoria. A lot of effort is put in this blog, so do not copy and paste without permission.

What happened to your site, I could not access it for so long?
ReplyDeleteSurprise! I also made Aloo methi sabji today, and two day back I made methi roti too. Yes it is very tasty and also very healthy. Good picture.
Thank you Rama!I hope we both are like-minded...
ReplyDeleteI think access to my blog was lost from my profile name but if you would have tried typing "http://myworldofeuphoria.blogspot.com" in the address bar you could have accessed my blog.
looks yummm... im goint to try it soon..
ReplyDeleteLooks a real yum. Sure would have tasted good
ReplyDeletetasty potato methi curry
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