Ingredients:
potatoes boiled & mashed very well while they r hot
salt & black peper to taste
for mince filling:
mince 1/2 a kilo
onions 2-3 medium - finely chopped
gg paste 1 tbsp
salt, chili flakes to taste
cumin seeds a pinch
red whole chili 2-3
mince 1/2 a kilo
onions 2-3 medium - finely chopped
gg paste 1 tbsp
salt, chili flakes to taste
cumin seeds a pinch
red whole chili 2-3
for garnishing:coriander 1/2 a bunch - chopped
green chilies 3-4 - finely chopped
mint 1/2 a bunch - finely chopped
onion1/4 finely sliced
green chilies 3-4 - finely chopped
mint 1/2 a bunch - finely chopped
onion1/4 finely sliced
Method:
- Boil potatoes & mash them very well while they are hot. Add in salt & black pepper, mix well & set aside.
- Heat 1-2 tbsp of oil in a pan add in cumin seeds & when they start crackling add in onion. Saute onion & add in ginger garlic paste & fry a bit until the rawness of the paste disappears or a nice aroma comes out.
- Add in mince & stir well untill all the water evaporates. Add in salt & chili flakes & stir fry again. Add in chopped onions & fry until the onions are soft. Turn off the heat
- Add in all the green garnishing & stir & mix well. Set aside to let it cool.
- Now take a spoonful of mashed potatoes, lay it flat on your palm & put a tsp ful of the filling & put it on top of it, close it with another spoonful of mash potatoes. Close it tightly & form a patty shape.
- Roll it in maida first, then egg coat & lastly roll them in bread crumbs. Continue the process for the rest of them.
- Shallow fry the prepared cutlets.
Serve hot with any sauce.
Lay the prepared cutlets onto a flat try & freeze them in the freezer over night for future use. Do not defrost them before frying. Just take them out straight from the freezer & into the frying pan.
One in the pic is the frozen one after frying :)
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