
Aloo Wadi
2 Big Potatoes, Peeled and cut in cubes
Dal Wadiya Fried in little oil and crushed in smaller pieces

1 Tomato, chopped
1 tsp oil
1/2 tsp Cumin Seeds
1 1/2 tsp Coriander Pd
1/2 tsp Haldi
1/2 tsp Garam Masala
Pinch of ginger Pd
1 Green Chili Chopped
Salt
1/2 cup chopped Coriander Leaves
Heat oil in a Pressure Cooker, add cumin seeds. Let it splutter and then add green chili and chopped tomatoes. Let it cook for 2 Mins till u can see oil on sides. (add few spoon of water if needed) Now add all the masalas and stir fry for a min. Mix potatoes in the masala very well and add water. (If u want thick gravy add less water it goes well with puris, but in U.P we prefer Rasse wali Sabji)
Cook it till done. Garnish with lots of coriander leaves.

Serve Garma Garam Aloo Wadi with Garam Chapati.
My Thaali--- Kaddu ki sabji, Aloo wadi, Boondi ka raita and Chapati.

10 comments:
Aloo Wadi is a new recipe to me Bhawna! Looks yummy...
aloo wadi is making me hungry
Thank u Vijaya, U know my mom made these wadiya in summer and gave me whenever i visit her. So this is not just a curry but love from my mother.
Thanks Deesha, ur welcome anytime.
yes bhawana, you can make this version of noodles .. but the noodles i have used is very thin, if the nooodles you have is thick, then this recipe will not suitable .. the thickness of this noodles is as much as vermicilli that u use for kheer ..
Aloo wadi looks really delicious and the whole plate with roti and raita looks simply irresistible. I hope I get dal wadiya's in UK
Thank u Deesha, I'll give it a try tomorrow, and the best part is there is no use of onion. I can make it during navratris.
Hi Purva.. Thank u I'm sure Ur able to get in UK But in some Indian Grossery store.
Aloo wadi looking yum..and gud to see recipe from U.P ;)..the thali is mouth watering dear...
bhawna, your all wadi looks so authentically UP homestyle, that it is making me nostalagic for home cooking
Hi Priti, I'm from U.P so U.P ki baatein hoti rahegi ...hahaha
Hi DB, If i'm not wrong u have ur plans for India...right.
Hey thats a cool recipe,Looks Awesome:)
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