Firstly: Hard-boil the eggs, peel & set aside-
Boil the potatoes with some salt in the water- Peel & Grate/Mash- Set Aside…
Get all other ingredients ready & handy as aforesaid

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Now, In a large mixing bowl: Add in all the required necessary ingredients for the Koftas- as aforementioned & mix everything well together until nicely combined and well blended, with your hands- Ensure, that the mixture is thick & firm enough to be able to perfectly encase the boiled eggs kept in the reserve👇🏻

Take a large/sufficient portions of the mixture in your palms- Apply some oil in your hands to avoid sticking & now flatten it in your palms & place the whole hard boiled eggs on it & cover the same completely & try giving it a nice round or oblong shapes- Repeat it for each one, as many you intend to prepare

Then, heating up a deep fry pan over the medium-high flame, add in the oil to it for deep frying the Koftas-
Fry each one of them in batches without cluttering the pan & allowing some room to deep fry them evenly until dark golden brown in colour- Strain & set aside in a separate plate/dish lined up with the kitchen towel/tissues to soak its excess oil

Now for the Gravy: Heat up a frying pan over the medium flame- Add in the required amount of cooking oil to it & adding into it the cumins & the curry leaves sauté for a minute & then goes in the chopped onions, sauté with some salt until soft & tender- In goes the 2G Paste & sauté continues until the raw smell goes off- Add in the seasonings & rest all other dry spices as well & give it all a good mix- Add in the chopped tomatoes to it too

Let the oil surface upto the pan-
Well whisk the plain yoghurt with some sugar & the bhuna masala powder & keep stirring with some splashes of warm water to it & continue sautéing until again the oil surfaces up- Check on the seasonings finally to adjust if that’s required- Turn off the flame to allow this gravy mixture cool down perfectly well & then blend it to a fine smooth paste for a much better taste, looks & flavours-
Though it’s completely optional but I like it this way

Once done: Add in the hot water to it now to adjust its gravy consistency, give it all a good mix- Cover it up reducing the flame to the medium- low now & let it cook for another 10 mins time while stirring occasionally in between- Uncover to add in the Koftas to it now, give it a gentle mix

Add into it the Garam & Bhuna Masala Powders-
Let it simmer on the slow heat for another a mins time or 2 mins max.
Put off the flame & in goes a fresh dollop of the desi ghee, a gentle stir- Cover it back to let it sit in its standing position for another 5-6 mins time for the flavours to get well incorporated & infused in it

Transfer it to a separate bowl/plate or directly to the platters to be served hot now…
It’s best had with the piping hot steamed Rice Or Pulao or even any types of Indian Breads as well accompanied by some Green Salads to top it all…If of course, you’re a Salad Lover

Relish this DELISH to its fullest & also this unique twist for a sure genuine cause made me prepare it this way the very first time- However, I’ve become such an ardent fan for the same now that, I can prepare it exactly the same way without such cause at all & despite I’mein very much a Meat Lover myself