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Jul 28

Written by: Jennifer Kumar, LMSW Cultural Adjustment Coach/Mentor
Saturday, July 28, 2007

1          Potato boiled and diced (1/4 inch) – yield about 1 ¼ cup diced potatoes
1 cup    diced red bell pepper (not chili peppers)

4          pieces of sliced Serrano pepper (each slice about 1 centimeter long)

1 tsp     ajwain seeds

¼ tsp    cumin seeds
1 tsp     coriander powder
            Salt as per taste
1/8 tsp  pepper powder
1 tsp     Shan brand Dhal Curry Powder
¼ cup   methi (fenugreek) leaves (dried herb variety work well)
            Oil (vegetable)

 
Method:
1.         Heat oil and add ajwain seeds.
2.         When ajwain seeds begin to jump or you smell it roasting (which ever comes first), add in the red pepper.  Fry about 5 minutes.
3.         Add potatoes, cumin seeds, coriander powder, salt, pepper, and fry about 10 minutes, stirring every few minute
s.
            Fry on high heat to create browning of the potatoes.
4.         Add dhal curry powder, mix, and fry another 10 minutes on low.  Test for salt and add more if needed.
            Keep checking every minute to make sure the potatoes brown and not burn.
5.         Continue to fry until many potatoes become browned on low heat.  Add methileaves and keep heat on low another 5 minutes. 
            Keep stirring the mixture.

 
It is good eaten as a side dish with sambar rice or chapathi.  If desired could be used in masala dosai, though these potatoes are not at all spicy or hot.

This recipe yields about 6 small servings as a side dish.

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Jennifer Kumar's Facebook profileAbout Jennifer: Jennifer Kumar is a cross-cultural coach helping you find the best way to adjust to your new surroundings when moving around the block or around the world! An American citizen, she has lived in India for two years and has travelled to India many times learning and adapting interesting cultural practices into her life in America. If you're worried about making friends, adjusting to a new job, raising children, conversing in a new language or everyday lifestyle changes when moving to a new country; she can help you explore these topics and more before you leave or after you arrive. She was educated in India as a social worker and in America as a life coach. Feel free to see her website - Authentic Journeys - Lifestyle and Cultural Transition Services.

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