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Learn how to make Lasaniya Batata recipe at home with our Chef Ruchi<br/><br/>Here’s one of those Potato Recipes, which is a robust curry from the food repertoire of the vibrant state of Gujarat in western India. This Gujarati style Lasaniya Batata is a spicy and garlicky baby potatoes dish that is simple, yet loaded with flavors. Since the recipe also uses all plant-based ingredients, it is also a lovely vegan dish that can be easily made at home. Have it with your choice of Indian flatbreads, for a yummy, satisfying meal.<br/><br/>Ingredients:<br/>200 gms Baby Potatoes (boiled, peeled & cut into half)<br/>Oil (for frying)<br/>Water (for boiling)<br/>150 gms Shallots (peeled)<br/>2 Tomatoes<br/>4 Kashmiri Dried Red Chillies (deseeded)<br/>2 tbsp Oil<br/>1 Bay Leaf<br/>1 inch Cinnamon Stick<br/>2 Cloves<br/>¼ tsp Asafoetida<br/>100 gms Green Garlic Cloves (pounded)<br/>6-8 Curry Leaves<br/>4 Green Chillies (chopped)<br/>1 tsp Garam Masala Powder <br/>½ tsp Raw Mango Powder<br/>A pinch of Turmeric Powder<br/>1 tsp Kashmiri Red Chilli Powder<br/>A pinch of Sugar<br/>Water (as required)<br/>¼ cup Green Garlic Leaves (chopped)<br/>Salt (as per taste)<br/>Coriander Leaves (chopped)
Learn how to make Lasaniya Batata recipe at home with our Chef Ruchi<br/><br/>Here’s one of those Potato Recipes, which is a robust curry from the food repertoire of the vibrant state of Gujarat in western India. This Gujarati style Lasaniya Batata is a spicy and garlicky baby potatoes dish that is simple, yet loaded with flavors. Since the recipe also uses all plant-based ingredients, it is also a lovely vegan dish that can be easily made at home. Have it with your choice of Indian flatbreads, for a yummy, satisfying meal.<br/><br/>Ingredients:<br/>200 gms Baby Potatoes (boiled, peeled & cut into half)<br/>Oil (for frying)<br/>Water (for boiling)<br/>150 gms Shallots (peeled)<br/>2 Tomatoes<br/>4 Kashmiri Dried Red Chillies (deseeded)<br/>2 tbsp Oil<br/>1 Bay Leaf<br/>1 inch Cinnamon Stick<br/>2 Cloves<br/>¼ tsp Asafoetida<br/>100 gms Green Garlic Cloves (pounded)<br/>6-8 Curry Leaves<br/>4 Green Chillies (chopped)<br/>1 tsp Garam Masala Powder <br/>½ tsp Raw Mango Powder<br/>A pinch of Turmeric Powder<br/>1 tsp Kashmiri Red Chilli Powder<br/>A pinch of Sugar<br/>Water (as required)<br/>¼ cup Green Garlic Leaves (chopped)<br/>Salt (as per taste)<br/>Coriander Leaves (chopped)
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