Bihari Aloo Kachalu

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#Week2
#Potato
#cookpadindia
#newrecipe
#healthy
#snackrecipe
#Chaat
#Biharidish
Bihari Aloo Kachalu is a tangy, spicy and a popular street style Potato snack from the State of Bihar. It's made with sliced boiled Potatoes, roasted spices, lots of Tamarind pulp and Lemon juice to finish it off. This amazing variation of Potato is such a delightful beauty. It's absolutely lip-smacking and super delicious.
This variation won't let you down in terms of both taste and texture. You would definitely love it and would ask for more if you taste it once.
The spices can be adjusted accordingly. The Tamarind pulp adds that extra zing to the dish. You would love that tangy and sour flavour profile a lot. It's a perfect choice or an accompaniment for that sudden hunger pangs, choti moti bhook or even a special Tea-time snack. One would definitely love it at anytime and at the slightest pretext. Such is it's magic.
The intense tangy and flavourful Chaat or a snack dish that can't be missed. It is so very easily done that it comes around in as less as 10 minutes in all. And the best one for sure one any given day especially the Weekends.
Enjoy Cooking with Zeen!
Bihari Aloo Kachalu
#CA26
#Week2
#Potato
#cookpadindia
#newrecipe
#healthy
#snackrecipe
#Chaat
#Biharidish
Bihari Aloo Kachalu is a tangy, spicy and a popular street style Potato snack from the State of Bihar. It's made with sliced boiled Potatoes, roasted spices, lots of Tamarind pulp and Lemon juice to finish it off. This amazing variation of Potato is such a delightful beauty. It's absolutely lip-smacking and super delicious.
This variation won't let you down in terms of both taste and texture. You would definitely love it and would ask for more if you taste it once.
The spices can be adjusted accordingly. The Tamarind pulp adds that extra zing to the dish. You would love that tangy and sour flavour profile a lot. It's a perfect choice or an accompaniment for that sudden hunger pangs, choti moti bhook or even a special Tea-time snack. One would definitely love it at anytime and at the slightest pretext. Such is it's magic.
The intense tangy and flavourful Chaat or a snack dish that can't be missed. It is so very easily done that it comes around in as less as 10 minutes in all. And the best one for sure one any given day especially the Weekends.
Enjoy Cooking with Zeen!
Steps
- 1
Dry roast the ingredients as mentioned under it's heading on a low heat until fragrant. Grind to a coarse powder. Set aside.
- 2
Boil potatoes until done. Peel and slice or cut them into cubes. It's one's own choice.
- 3
Add them to a serving platter. Stir in the roasted masala powder, sliced onions, tomatoes, green chillies, salt, black salt and tamarind pulp with lemon juice.
- 4
Toss everything until well combined. Garnish with lots of chopped coriander leaves. Allow the flavours to steep for about 15 minutes.
- 5
Serve in dona or palm leaf bowls or plates for that awesome street style food experience. Enjoy!
Tips
Let the flavours steep for about 15 minutes before serving. Tamarind pulp is added generously for a lip-smacking Chaat experience.
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