When the search for recipes started,I had marked H on the list of difficult ones as most of them were non vegetarian dishes and I could not find any recipe with the alphabet.I even made one with adjective,but later on when I was looking for some other alphabet I found this recipe and I was jumping with joy knowing I can avoid my would be first adjective.
I made the kochuri from Mellow n Spicy blog while the tarkari recipe is adapted from Sandeepa’s blog.I am very thankful for all these awesome bloggers who have a treasure of authentic and mouth watering Bengali recipes.It really helped me a lot to make my series of A-Z Bengali cooking complete.
Blogging Marathon#63 Day 8
Cuisine-Bengali
Dish-Hing Kochuri Alur Tarkari
Source–Here and Here
Ingredients:
For Kochuri
Dough
1 cup all purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 teaspoon oil
1/2 teaspoon fennel powder
1/2 teaspoon nigella seeds
Stuffing
1/2 cup urad dal/split and washed bengal gram
2 green chillies
1 teaspoon ginger,grated
1/2 teaspoon aseftida/hing
1/2 teaspoon red chilli power
salt to taste
2 teaspoon oil
Oil for frying
Method:
In a mixing bowl add flour,fennel powder,nigella seeds,salt and oil.Mix the flour with hands.
Now add a little water at a time and knead a dough.Cover the dough with kitchen towel and let it rest for 30 minutes.
Wash and soak urad dal in enough water for 3- hours.
Make a paste of urad dal,green chilli and ginger in a blender using little water.
Heat oil in a pan and add hing.Stir and add dal paste,red chilli powder and salt.Cook for 3-4 minutes,stirring continuously.
Remove from heat and let the stuffing cool a little.
Now heat the oil for frying in a wok.
Make small round balls from the dough and from the stuffing.
Dust and roll one ball of dough using rolling pin.Fill one ball of dal stuffing in the center.Wrap it from all sides.
Dust with dry flour and roll it again about 3-4 inches diameter or like the size of luchi.
Fry the kochuri in oil from both sides until golden.
Drain on paper towel.
For Alu Tarkari:
Ingredients:
2 potatoes,cut in small cubes
1 teaspoon ginger,grated
1 tomato,chopped
1 green chilli,chopped
1/2 teaspoon turmeric powder
1 teaspoon coriander powder
1 bay leaf
1 dry red chilli
salt to taste
1 tablespoon mustard oil
Method:
Heat oil in a pan,add cumin seeds ,bay leaf,dry red chilli and ginger.Stir and add potato cubes.
Now add salt,turmeric,coriander and red chilli powder.
Stir and let the potatoes cook ,covered.
Add tomato and green chilli ,cook until tomatoes are soft.
Add 2 cups of water ,cook covered for 10-12 minutes.
Remove from heat and serve warm.
Serve hing er kochuri with alur tarkari.
Enjoy.
Serve-4 Cooking time-1 hour
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Great combo dish. The kochuri are flavorful on their own and that potato side dish too sounds lovely.
I am very fond of aloo poori..it can belong to any cuisine..any state..I would never say no to it.the pooris are full of flavors and the sabzi..its mind blowing..I am drooling Sapna.
hey sapana glad i managed to get around the issue with ur blog…u have been making some awesome recipes this week, and this is perfect way to end it …will be making this soon
Hing Kachuri was my choice when I last did the AtoZ theme..I loved the hing taste in the pooris..very nicely done Sapana..
This makes a nice weekend brunch.
Usha is right, this makes an excellent brunch.
That is such an amazing plate of food Sapana. Kachori and aloo curry look so delicious.
Yummy looking kochuri with aloo curry. Love the combo. Going to try this one soon:)
This is such an comforting weekend lunch. What a delicious flavorful kachori. Love the combo.
Both the kachoris and the curry look like match made in heaven. Awesome!
Same pinch Sapana I enjoyed that hing flavor in kochuri's and that aloo curry look so tempting with that bright color..
very nice. Nigella seeds plays an important role right?
Am ready to finish that alluring platter anytime, dangerously irresistible hing er kochuri & alur tarkari.
Very tempting platter. A classic combination!
guess Padma has made thsi too for alphabet H – looks so tasty and inviting !!
Can I please have some before I make some myself?? Please…..
the stuffed kachori sounds so yummy with that stuffing and must have gone great with the curry
Very tempting. Love this combo
very tempting combo. should try for myself..