Kuttu Puri & Aloo (Buckwheat flour Puri & Potato curry) | Festive Season Special

Buckwheat flour is considered as non gain and hence significantly being eaten during festivals, people keep fast and enjoy non grain recipes, so here I’am sharing a recipe which can be the best way to resurrect from cravings. Lets learn step by step process to prepare this recipe.

Kuttu Puri & Aloo (Buckwheat flour Puri & Potato curry) | Festive Season Special

For Buckwheat flour Puri (For Kuttu Puri)

  • 1 Cup Buckwheat flour (Kuttu ka atta)
  • 2 Pieces Boiled Potatoes
  • 2 Cups Clarified butter (Ghee) (For Frying )

For Potato Curry (Aloo ki sabji)

  • 4 Pieces Boiled Potatoes
  • 1 Medium Sized Chopped Tomatoes
  • 1 tsp Coarsely grind black pepper powder
  • 1 tsp Chopped Green chili
  • 1 tsp Finely Chopped Ginger
  • 1 tbsp Cumin Seeds
  • 1 tsp Rock Salt (As per your taste)
  • 1 tbsp Chopped Coriander leaves
  • 1 tbsp Clarified butter (Ghee)
  • 1 tbsp Fresh curd
  • 1 tsp Amchoor powder (Dried mango powder)

For puri

  1. Take boiled potatoes in a mixing bowl.
  2. Add a cup of buckwheat flour in the same bowl.
  3. Mix them well, add two tbsp of water if required and make a dough as shown in the image.
  4. Dive the dough in equal parts as shown here.
  5. Take one part apply dry flour and with the help of rolling board and rolling pin prepare puri shapes.
  6. Heat clarified butter and fry them.
  7. Puri’s are ready.

For Curry

  1. Heat a wok.
  2. Add a tbsp of clarified butter into it.
  3. Add chopped green chilies, cumin seeds and chopped ginger in the wok.
  4. Add chopped tomatoes in the wok.
  5. Add boiled potatoes in the same wok.
  6. Add two tbsp of curd along with a cup of water.
  7. Add 1 tsp of amchoor powder (Dried mango powder) and chopped coriander leaves.
  8. Mix them well, cook it by covering the lid for few minutes.
  9. Recipe is ready now.
  10. Serve them together during fasting and festivals.

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