Mathura ke Dubki Maar Aaloo ki sabji

This recipe is surely a show stealer. You can have it with pooris,kachoris or parathas.
The tastes comes from the mixture of freshly grounded dry recipes.
I made this with the dal and pyaz ki kachori.

Ingredients:
4-5 Par boiled potatoes (peeled and roughly cubed)
1tsp Hing
1tbsp Mango Powder
1tbsp Turmeric Powder
Salt to taste
Fresh coriander chopped
Water 2-3 cups

For the fresh dry Masala
2tbsp Coriander Seeds
2 Whole Red Chilies
1 Cinnamon stick
1tbsp Cumin seeds
2 black cardamom
2 green cardamom
6-7 cloves

Other Ingredients:
3 tbsp Oil
1tsp Kashmiri Red chilly powder

Procedure:

• Dry roast all the whole masalas.
• Blend it keep it aside.
• Heat oil in a kadhai. add in hing.
• Lower the flame add in turmeric, mango powder and fresh grounded maslaa.
• Mix well, add in the chopped potatoes, mix
• Let it cook for 5 minutes.
• Add in water.
• Add in fresh coriander.
• Let it simmer on low flame 7-10 minutes.
• Serve hot with dal pyaz ki kachori, poori or paratha
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Dal Pyaaz ki Kachori

I really miss the kachori's and samosas that you get in the north part of India. I am always skeptical of buying these at any store in Pune, as you very well know at the back of the mind that you wont get the same taste.
So then I decided to make these at home,and saw  the recipe from a fellow blogger. bingo, I went in the kitchen , checked my pantry, Had all the ingredients in hand, and started my hand at it.

It was a Sunday morming, hubby at home wanted him to surprise him with something new. So here is my version of Kachori. I served it with dubki maar aloo.

Ingredients:
For the outer cover:
1 cup Maida
1 1/2 cup Wheat Flour
1tsp salt
8tbsp Ghee or Oil

For the filling:
1 large onion (finely chopped)
1/2 cup of moong dal (soaked overnight and then blended)
2tbsp oil
A pinch of hing (asfoetida)
1tbsp Fennel Powder
1tsp Red chilly powder
1tsp Turmeric Powder
1tsp Cumin Powder
1tsp Mango Powder
1tsp Coriander Powder


Procedure
For making the outer cover 

• Mix both the flour together, then add in the salt.
• Add in the ghee or oil. Rub it with the fingers so that the oil and flour are mixed well.
• Knead using enough water to form a medium firm dough.
• Cover it with a damp cloth. set aside.

For making the filling:

• Heat oil in  a pan , add the chopped onion.
• Once it browns add the coarsely grounded moong dal.
• Cook for 7-10 minutes. keep stirring
• Now add all the dry masalas in it.
• Mix well.

Assembling of kachori:

•  Divide the dough into 15 balls or as per your preference. If u want mini ones then it would make about 20 .
• Roll out the ball, put in a a spoonful of the masala.
• Make into a ball again, sealing the joints well. 
• Flatten with hands to form a disc.
• Heat oil.
• Deep fry these kachoris on medium flame.
• Make sure the oil should not be very hot as they will change color from outside but remain uncooked from inside.
• Once done take it out on a kitchen paper to remove the excess oil.
• serve hot with chutney or dubki wale aaloo ki sabji.
• yOU CAN STORE IT AN AIR TIGHT CONATINER ALSO FOR 2-3 DAYS.