Tell me if you found the name interesting.Cute isn't it?My love for baby potatoes is well documented here,any curry made with potatoes can be made prettier using baby potatoes,that's my mantra.
High Jump Potatoes is a star recipe from Asha Philar's book The Konkani Saraswat Cookbook.I saw many people trying it and posting it on Facebook and even mentioning it as one of the best recipes in the book.I had no reasons to postpone making this dish.
Baby potatoes cooked in a coconut based masala and seasoned with Garlic,how can it go wrong I ask.Tastes great with Rice and dal and even with some curd rice.So what are you pairing it with?
Batate High Jump|Garlic Baby Potatoes in Coconut Masala
Recipe from The Konkani Saraswat Cookbook
Ingredients
Baby Potatoes - 30-35
Salt to taste
For the Masala
Grated coconut - 3-4 tbsp
Roasted Red chillies - 3
Tamarind - a small channa sized piece
Coriander seeds - 1 tbsp,roasted
Whole peppercorns - 1/4 tsp
Hing/asafetida - a pinch
Haldi/turmeric powder - a pinch
For the tadka/seasoning
Oil - 3 tbsp
Garlic - 6 cloves,crushed with skin
Method
Cook the baby potatoes in a pressure cooker for 4-5 whistles.Peel and keep aside.
Make a smooth paste of the ingredients given for the masala.Keep aside.
In a thick bottomed kadai add oil and then the crushed garlic.Saute on low flame till the garlic is evenly brown and soft.
Mix in the ground masala,salt to taste and let it boil.
Add the cooked potatoes and give a good mix.
Simmer the flame and let the potatoes cook further in the masala.Keep stirring over a low flame until the potatoes become brownish and dry.
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Notes
High Jump Potatoes is a star recipe from Asha Philar's book The Konkani Saraswat Cookbook.I saw many people trying it and posting it on Facebook and even mentioning it as one of the best recipes in the book.I had no reasons to postpone making this dish.
Baby potatoes cooked in a coconut based masala and seasoned with Garlic,how can it go wrong I ask.Tastes great with Rice and dal and even with some curd rice.So what are you pairing it with?
Batate High Jump|Garlic Baby Potatoes in Coconut Masala
Recipe from The Konkani Saraswat Cookbook
Ingredients
Baby Potatoes - 30-35
Salt to taste
For the Masala
Grated coconut - 3-4 tbsp
Roasted Red chillies - 3
Tamarind - a small channa sized piece
Coriander seeds - 1 tbsp,roasted
Whole peppercorns - 1/4 tsp
Hing/asafetida - a pinch
Haldi/turmeric powder - a pinch
For the tadka/seasoning
Oil - 3 tbsp
Garlic - 6 cloves,crushed with skin
Method
Cook the baby potatoes in a pressure cooker for 4-5 whistles.Peel and keep aside.
Make a smooth paste of the ingredients given for the masala.Keep aside.
In a thick bottomed kadai add oil and then the crushed garlic.Saute on low flame till the garlic is evenly brown and soft.
Mix in the ground masala,salt to taste and let it boil.
Add the cooked potatoes and give a good mix.
Simmer the flame and let the potatoes cook further in the masala.Keep stirring over a low flame until the potatoes become brownish and dry.
Featured in Food Fetish Fridays.
Notes
- If you do not eat garlic,use mustard seeds and curry leaves for seasoning and then proceed with the rest of the procedure.
nice.. baby photo is always tasty irrespective diff variety
ReplyDeleteWould be perfect with some curd rice. Bookmarking this
ReplyDeletePotato curry looks spicy and yummy perfect for roti..
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OOh i can smell the flavorful potatoes here. wonderful recipe
ReplyDeleteVery unusual name :-) And the combination of coconut oil and garlic is really interesting..I too love any preparation with cute baby potatoes
ReplyDeleteOmg, irresistible potato roast, super tempting.
ReplyDeletewow great divya... i too love potatoes...
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Bookmarked.. Just by looking at the pics, i am feeling hungry!
ReplyDeletelooks so appetizing divya
ReplyDeleteI want to jump into the screen to take away that bowl of high jump baby potatoes..;) The name really is quite funny n hearing for the 1st time..but as u said the coconut masala wid garlic tadka will never go wrong..will give a try sometime
ReplyDeleteLove it. Delicious combo only I will go for lesser garlic.
ReplyDeleteMouth watering !!!
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Yep!!The title made me smile...Unusual recipe and unusual name too
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely irresistible.... will definitely try it out!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous doesn't even begin to describe it. I'm making noises that you can't hear sadly thru this comment...
ReplyDeleteOn Fridays, I share my favorite food finds in a series called Food Fetish Friday - and I love this post so I'm featuring it as part of today's roundup (with a link-back and attribution). I hope you have no objections and I'm happy to be following along with your creations...
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the most unique potato dishes I've seen in a while. Love the seasoning and the flavors. Saving this one!
ReplyDeleteI am a great fan of Konkani cuisine, and your step by step instructions are so helpful. Am so happy to follow your blog. YOu live in Ernakulam?
ReplyDeleteI am a great fan of Konkani cuisine, and your step by step instructions are so helpful. Am so happy to follow your blog. YOu live in Ernakulam?
ReplyDeleteWill try this recipe when I get my hands on baby potato next time.. I would love to eat this with some dalithoy...
ReplyDeleteThat looks so good, love potatoes and this is an amazing recipe. Cant wait to try it!
ReplyDeleteHi Divya,
ReplyDeleteI made this dish and it came out very well, thanks a lot for sharing the recipe especially with your step by step lovely pictures.
Rima
Hi Divya,
ReplyDeleteI made this dish and it came out very well. Thanks a lot for sharing the recipe especially your step by step instruction and photos.
Rima