Spiced Indian Potatoes
in a pan take
a good double slurp of vegetable oil
pop in
1 diced onion
2 tps cumin
2 tps coriander
2 tps tumeric
(if you have them 2 tps mustard seed, black or brown)
1 knob of diced fresh ginger
2 cloves of diced garlic
gently cook all these ingredients, letting the spices waft around the kitchen tantalizing your taste buds
Now pop in 4 roughly cubed medium sized potatoes, (you can partly cook them in the microwave beforehand just to make the process quicker. Only partly cooked though, you don’t want mush.) Stir it round, spices and onions coating the potatoes. Done when the potatoes are soft when pierced through.
Serve with a dollop of natural yoghurt, and a seasonal salad.
Easy dinner for Frugal Friday.
That looks perfect to me – I could eat that right now for breakfast. 🙂 Is this what they call “Bombay potatoes” in the UK?
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Ohh I don’t know? Could be. wrapped up in a dosa or hopper would be good for breakfast right now wouldn’t it 🙂
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Can I please be your for a week? Never mind I don’t want to be you I just want to live with you for a week. I love your recipes, and this is one DH will like because it has his 2 favorite spices Cumin and Tumeric…… let me tell you about tumeric in tuna salad. It goes something like this “Dear why is my tuna yellow” “Because it is, just eat it?” bite, chew, think…. “So do you like it?” “I guess so, but why is it neon yellow?” “Uhmm the top came of the tumeric container when I was adding it to the tuna…..” “Oh, (thinks I wonder if Tumeric is deadly in high volumes) mmmm” Bite, chew some more swallow, worry….
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🙂 I’ve done that a few times myself. Hand slips and waaay too much falls in, yep I meant that really strong peppery taste. It’s the taste I was after!
Let me know if you make it for your husband.
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This looks great. I can’t wait to try it. Thanks.
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Thanks Debra. Dead easy…
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Those look fabulous!
I may add some naan bread to the menu, along with the salad.But then, I’m always looking for a way to add bread to the menu1
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Heidi naan would be good 🙂 or a hopper or two.
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I was just thinking that Heidiannie – i have just discovered how easy it is to make naan. Thank you cityhippy! I love this sort of recipe as I like it as a meal and it’s a great side for those who think they can’t live without meat for a couple of days.
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Great substitute for meat. They wouldn’t even miss it on a plate.
Naan is great isn’t!
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Looks delish! A bit of Naan, slurp of mango chutney and some cucumber salad. Taste buds watering…
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ahh, mango chutney…perfect little accompaniment, why didn’t I think of that?
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That sounds absolutely wonderful! Although I suspect the motivation for this dish was as a sub for meat, my first thought on reading this post was of the leftover lamb in my fridge – with all those wonderful spices, I’m thinking that adding some diced up roast lamb, and a goodly amount of yogurt will perhaps add a new perspective to it – How bad could it be?
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Dr I’m not a lamby person but I have to say that sounds like a top idea adding leftover diced lamb…and still perfect for a frugal Friday.
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Looks wonderful. Now wish I’d made the effort to cook tonight instead of going for easy option – beans on toast 😦
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Ahh, nothing wrong with beans on toast now then. No kitchen pressure.
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What a good idea…, sounds really tasty too just like it is. Wonder what it’d taste like cold?
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hmmm, are you a cold pizza gal Anna?
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These potatoes look so good. Thanks for all the recipes.
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Glad you like them shayray 🙂
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U-huh, uhuh, this looks yummmy! And what’s better, I think it would please ‘everyone’ in the house! I just pulled our first potatoes for this year out of the ground today – a very tasty way to use some of them up 🙂
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That’s a bit exciting Christine. First seasonal potatoes…I can only imagine!
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Cooked these last night – immediately became family favourite – thanks so much for sharing the recipe – yummy!
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Awesome. Glad they were a hit Sonya.
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