Excellent Aloo Tikki recipe

I had to post this here so that I didn't lose this recipe. This is courtesy of SalluI tried the tikki last week and they were quite a hit. The tamarind chutney is a good one too. Unfortunately, I didn't take pictures to post them, but trust me, they looked delicious. The picture I posted is borrowed from Sallu's site as well.


Aloo Tikki
Ingredients:
1/4 kg potatoes boiled and grated
1/4 cup of boiled and mashed green peas
2 slices white bread toasted a bit and made into a coarse pwd
2-3 green chillies finely chopped
1" ginger grated
3 tbsps of chopped fresh coriander leaves finely chopped
salt to taste
1/4 tsp garam masala
1/4 tsp chaat masala
1 tsp roasted cumin pwd
1/2 tbsp lemon juice
ghee/oil for shallow frying


Tamarind Date Chutney
Ingredients:
1 cup tamarind pulp
½ cup fresh dates pureed
3/4 cup grated jaggery or brown Sugar
1/2 tsp red chilli pwd
1 tsp cumin pwd
1 tsp saunf pwd (aniseed)
1 tsp salt
1/2 tsp jeera powder
2 cups water

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