BM # 19 Day 3
For today I have chosen yet another Gourmet gravy which can be used in various ways. This is gravy which is dominated by onions and has a very strong flavor of the roasted powdered masala. It is the spice powder, in this gravy which makes this dish so very flavorful. The dum cooking helps the dish to absorb all the flavors and we land up with a aromatic dish which is sure to please our guests. This gravy is rather dense and is not suitable for kofta curry’s . I have used potatoes again but surely there is a lot more besides potatoes that can be added to it.
Gravy
Paste
2tbsp ………..garlic
3 ……………….green chilies
1’’ piece…… ginger
Roast and grind to a powder
1tsp ………….shahi jeera
1tsp ………….cumin seed
1………………..big cardamom
4 ……………….small cardamoms
Other Ingredients
2…………………big onions, grated
4……………….. big tomatoes, grated or finely chopped
1cup…………. fresh cream
1tsp………….. red chilly pwd
1tsp …………..coriander pwd
½ tsp………… turmeric pwd
Salt to taste.
300 gms baby potatoes
Boil the potatoes, peel them.
Sprinkle salt.Shallow fry.
keep aside.
Heat oil.
300 gms baby potatoes
Boil the potatoes, peel them.
Sprinkle salt.Shallow fry.
keep aside.
Heat oil.
Add garlic paste.
Add onions, cook till pink.
Add tomatoes, cook till dry.
Add cream.
Add the fried potatoes, dry spices including the roasted powder we made.
Mix very well and add some water.
Cover the pot with a lid and seal it with flour dough.(the chapatti dough).
Cook on absolutely slow fire for 20- 25 minutes.
Break open the seal and serve hot with chapattis..
This gravy can be used for soya chunks, mushrooms, makhana matter , in those cases you will have to work the recipe accordingly.
Mushrooms need to be blanched and shallow fried.
Mushrooms need to be blanched and shallow fried.
Soya chunks just need to be soaked in warm water and squeezed out.
Makhana muttar can go in directly, one need not boil, it shall cook on dum or slow fire.
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Ooooh my.. such a lovely rich gravy.. Looks absolutely mouthwatering and delicious.
That's another delicious sounding gravy Vaishali..thanks!
wow,,,more like my kinds…quick and easy…pic looks aamzing
Who can say no to potato!!VEry rich and delicous gravy,Vaishali…
Never tried this dum technique. The gravy looks very inviting…
I have never tried the Dum technique.. Love the rose carving on your dish.. Looks professional..
Sowmya
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Am speechless and cant take my eyes from ur fantastic aloo dum, fabulous techinique too.
The recipe looks fab. Loved the way you prepare it.
Come pics look a bit blurred but rest everything is great and perfect.
Yummy dum aloo. Loved the way you cooked the curry
yumm…very rich gravy with so much cream in there 🙂