Jodhpuri Aloo is a dry saute made with a mix of whole spices and spice powders that make it so delicious and spicy. This makes an excellent side dish with dal and rice.
When I made the Thalis during March, I had done a mixed North Indian Thali and this was one of the dishes that were part of the Thali. I adapted this from Vaishali and enjoyed making this.
Making this simple and easy aloo hardly takes any time and especially when you plan a thali, you need to plan such that all your dishes get done quickly. When I am cooking potatoes, I normally microwave it. However, sometimes when I am using more potatoes, pressure cooking does the job much faster as well.
The only cooking you do is to pressure cook, the tempering hardly takes more than 5 mins. So if you are in a hurry, this dry saute is surely a dish you must make.
We just completed our Mega BM and its been a month of nonstick writing. Since I did the Mega BM on C4AS, I had to be prepared and the whole month of March, I was only occupied with cooking. The weekends were so hectic.
Since I had planned on 3 thalis, my Sundays were occupied as I was making a Vegetarian thali. The Saturdays were planned on nonstick Mega BM cooking. I knew if I hadn't planned ahead I will not have anything for May. So the planning was such that I had some themes prepared for May as well.
Nevertheless, it felt I am yet on another nonstop blogging with regular BM starting right away!
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We are starting the new Edition from this week. I picked 'One Vegetable different ways' for BM#88 week 1 and I will be sharing 3 different dishes with Potato as the vegetable.
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Jodhpuri Aloo | How to make Rajasthani Jodhpuri Aloo
Jodhpuri Aloo | How to make Rajasthani Jodhpuri Aloo
Ingredients
- 1/2 kg Potatoes you can use baby potatoes
- 4 tsp Cooking Oil
- 1 tsp Cumin seeds
- 1 tsp Fennel Seeds
- 1 tsp Sesame Seeds
- 2 to 3 Dry Red Chilli
- A Pinch Asafoetida
- 1/2 tsp Chilli flakes
- 1/4 tsp Turmeric powder
- 1/2 tsp Red Chilli powder
- 1/2 tsp Dry Mango Powder
- 1 tsp Coriander powder
- Salt to taste
Instructions
- Pressure cook the potatoes and peel. If using baby potatoes, you need not cut the potatoes, else make small cubes.
- Heat a nonstick pan with oil.
- Temper with cumin seed, fennel, sesame seeds, hing and whole red chilli.
- Saute for a minute and then add all the spice powders.
- Mix and immediately add the potatoes.
- Toss well and simmer for a few mins.
- Garnish with coriander.
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Nalini says
This must be a one delicious and flavorful fry with all those spices..
vaishalisabnani says
These potatoes are not only a breeze to cook but also extremely delicious , perfectly made , we all love this as our side dish .
I agree one has to plan for a regular BM after a hectic Mega marathon , and who can beat you in it .
Varada says
Lovely recipe for the hectic weeknight. My daughter would love this. Bookmarked
Gayathri Kumar says
I always prefer simple dry sautes like this. That too with potato, my daughter would go crazy over it. Bookmarking this to try later..
Priya Suresh says
Lipsmacking here, just cant stop myself drooling here. Anything with potato is my favourite, lovely dish Valli.
Rafeeda - The Big Sweet Tooth says
Me being an aloo fan, am surely going to try this next time I get to eat these good carbs... so flavorful!
Sandhiya says
Love the spices goes into this aloo curry. Nice variation of potato fry from the regular one. Sounds delicious!!
sushma says
Simple and delicious aloo recipe. Love the flavors in it.
Harini says
Love all the spices which went into it. Actually my kids won't even comment on the spices as long as there is aloo there 🙂 The variety of spices is just for me to keep track 🙂
Renu Agrawal Dongre says
This looks so delicious, The spices have covered the potato's so well...I can have it as is without any roti or rice 🙂
Pavani says
LOVE that you picked potato for this theme. It is one of my whole family favorite veggie and I'm always looking for new dishes to make with it.
This Jodhpuri aloo recipe looks fantastic. Nutty and absolutely delicious.
Padmajha PJ says
I too made this from Vaishali's blog many BM's ago! Indeed we just loved this dish!!
tanviidotcom says
This looks SO good!!!