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Learnt this from mama and ever since I remember I have been helping her shape them, I think thats te best thing I like to do even now.
Ingredients
2 cups boiled and smashed potatoes
1 cup steamed vegetables (carrots, beans, peas - cut the vegetables really small and steam them)
1/4 chopped finely cabbage
upto 1 cup bread crumbs/ fresh bread powder
1 tsp garlic
1 tsp mango powder/Amchur or to taste
1 tsp red chili powder or to taste
1 tsp cumin powder or to taste
garam masala to taste (Optional)
salt to taste
oil for deep frying
Method
- Mix the potatoes, vegetables and cabbage.
- Add the garlic, amchur, red chili powder, cumin powder, garam masala if using and salt. Mix well.
- Now slowly mix in bread crumbs 1/4 cup at a time, till you feel the mixture is dry enough and holds the shape.
- Make a small ball and shape it anyways you like, using a heart shape cookie cutter, or the cover of a round bottle.
- Roll it in some more bread crumbs. Keep aside.
- Repeat the same for the rest of the mixture.
- Deep fry the cutlets till golden brown.
- Serve with tomato ketchup or chutney.
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19 comments:
wow.. nice entry.. looks really tempting & mouth watering...
Wow these are my favorites:) everytime i make them, there never are enough cutlets to satisfy my craving:)
lovely cutlets ..very tempting
Oh wow,thnks for reminding me this....i had this cutlet long back in a restaurant and had thought to try it at home..but completely forgot abt it...chalo fixed this for today's dinner...waise bhi some chutney is resting in refrigerator ,screaming of sum attention so this cutlet will be good companion to chutney on its way down the stomach;-)
Very very tempting.I shallow fry them.Lovely shape,very very good
Looks so good medha, Like the shape for it...
Tempting shapes ..Crispy too Medha
Prefectly shaped cutlets, tempting n delicious...
the heart shaped cutlets look so crisp and tasty. nice recipe
Oh Medha..the cutlets looks so pretty!!how did you shape them so perfectly..?Yummy yummy!!
hooo...nice lovely shaped with nice crispy touch
cutlets looks so perfect good that maddur vade came out well thanks a lot that you like my recipe
ooh..looks cute n yummy nice click
Cutely shaped and love the crumbly texture. Also liked ur halwa recipe.
Dear Medha, i tagged u for a good cause, pls check it out in my blog..
Cutlets are my all time fav.. But I am not very good at making them as my cutlets tend t be very soft. Shall try your method next time they look perfect
wow !!!!!!!!!! it looks so yummy & very nice shape.........
Yum, Looks great!
di these cutlets are looking literally mouthwatering n sooo tempting... perfect shape too. must have tasted great.
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