Cooking Instructions
- 1
Firstly peel the skin and grate potatoes
- 2
Soak grated potatoes in water and squeeze water.
- 3
Add corn flour and gram flour in grated potatoes.
- 4
Also add chopped onion,green chilli and all spices combine well. If your batter watery then add gram flour as per required.
- 5
Take a spoon full of mixture over hot tawa.
- 6
Spread a thin as possible,of the your choice.
- 7
Roast well both side until it become golden brown or crispy.
- 8
Finally ready aloo cheela for serve. Enjoy aloo cheela sauce or coriander chutni.
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