June 25, 2011

Aloo Tikki - Potato Cutlets from India !


Aloo Tikki needs no introduction from my side.It's a common snack in northern part of India.When being served with channa masala,it's a complete meal in itself where as with tomato sauce,it can be a delicious snack   ! Aloo tikki is the spiced potato mash,fried and then served hot .So, to prepare the spice mix,which invariably decides the flavour and taste of tikki,you may have to personalize it to your taste.This one is my version,which we thoroughly enjoy here !

This is my third day entry for Blogging Marathon Mini Bites series.Do check what my other friends are serving too !


Ingredients

1 cup,boiled and mashed/grated potatoes
1 tbsp cornflour
few bread crumbs
2 green chillies,chopped
1/4 tsp cumin seeds
pinch of garam masala
handful of chopped coriander
2 tsp lime juice
salt
oil,as required

Method

In a bowl, mix together all the ingredients except oil.It's always good to use your hand.Now make lemon sized balls of the mixture and flatten to small discs.This can be done in your palm.Heat oil in a medium skillet and shallow fry the discs in medium heat till they turn golden brown and crispy outside.Do the same with other side.Shift them to a paper towel.Serve with tomato sauce or chickpeas curry.

20 comments:

  1. I love tikkis!!!!!n these r so crisp!!

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  2. Looks delish...Crisp crust and soft inside.

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  3. ur dish made my memories of delhi days back...i love it...looks soo crispy, soft and delicious..i love the aloo tikki chat too..:)

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  4. Ummm....Aloo tikkis look perfect!! Would be gr8 with some chaat!!

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  5. Crispy and yummy snack,can have this anytime..adipoli

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  6. I rarely know people says no to this beautiful tikkis, irresistible..

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  7. The outer layer looks so crisp and nice.

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  8. Crispy aloo tikki. Looks awesome.

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  9. Aloo tikkis are my to go tea time snack. Looks yumm!

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  10. Love tikkis anytime..looks so inviting!

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  11. Tikkis my favorite and your tikkis looks so crisp.

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  12. I came across every aloo tikki and there are bread crumbs in them. They look good and crunchy. But how about just corn starch or arrowroot powder?

    I do all sorts of experiment because I am gluten free.
    Anyway they looked nice. thanks.

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