Sri Lankan spicy dry potato curry(deviled potatoes).
An easy to make potato curry(ala theldala)for you to try.
Boiled potato mixed in fried onions, curry leaves, mustard and loads of red chilli flakes, the name definitely”deviled” exactly describes the dish.
If you are bored with all the potato curry recipes out there, it’s time to give this Sri Lankan dish a try.
What are deviled potatoes you ask?
Well, it’s a really an over the top spicy dish but is just full of tastes than your regular potato curry lacks.
The vegan, vegetarian curry is cooked without any gravy just like a regular potato fry curry but has more flavor.
What to serve with the
spicy potato dish.
- Serve with your regular rice and curry menu. Stuff the dry potato curry into samosas, pastries, or hand pies to make a savory snack.
- Serve with Garlic naan, pol roti, chapatis for a simple dinner.
And any left-overs can be used to make toasted sandwiches for breakfast or use them to make any kind of stuffed rotis or parathas as well.
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Utensils and appliances needed.
A medium-sized pot.
Medium-sized frying pan.
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Sri Lankan spicy
Potato Curry(devil potatoes).
Ingredients mentioned below use standard measuring cups and spoons.
250g potatoes boiled, peeled and cut into cubes(1-inch roughly)
1 large onions sliced fine
4 or 5 curry leaves
2 cardamom pods slightly bruised
1/2 teaspoon turmeric powder
2 cardamom pods slightly bruised
1/2 teaspoon cumin powder
1/2 teaspoon red chilli flecks
1/2 teaspoon red chilli powder
1 large green chilli slit lengthwise.
1/2 teaspoon mustard seeds
6 tablespoons of oil
Method
How to prepare parboil the potatoes.
Place the potatoes(with skin)in a pan, pour water just enough to cover the potatoes.
Boil the potatoes until they are tender. you can check if they are done by inserting a knife through the potatoes if the knife goes through smoothly, the potatoes are done.
Place the potatoes under running water and peel off the skin.
Since they are already boiled and soft, the potatoes will break into smaller cubes as you mix them with the spices, so cut them into larger cubes and set aside.
How to cook the devil potatoes.
Place a cooking pan over medium heat and pour in the oil, add curry leaves(5 leaves), cardamom pods(2), Onions and sauté.
Once the onion slices turn golden, add turmeric powder(1/2 tsp), cumin(1/2 tsp), add red chilli flecks(1/2 tsp), red chilli powder(1/2 tsp), green chillies(2) and finally, mustard seeds.
reduce heat and continue cooking the ingredients in the pan while mixing to avoid any of the spices from burning for 2 minutes.
Add the cooked potatoes to the spices, season with salt and combine potatoes with the tempered ingredients. pour in a tablespoon of oil if you need the mixing to go smoothly.
If you need a bit of gravy, pour in 1/4 of thick coconut milk, cover and simmer for further 5 minutes over low heat and serve with rice and curry.
Serve warm with your favorite rice and curry dishes.
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An easy to make potato curry(ala theldala)for you to try. Boiled potato mixed in fried onions, curry leaves, mustard and loads of red chilli flakes, the name definitely”deviled” exactly describes the dish. Place the potatoes(with skin)in a pan, pour water just enough to cover the potatoes. Boil the potatoes until they are tender. you can check if they are done by inserting a knife through the potatoes if the knife goes through smoothly, the potatoes are done. Place the potatoes under running water and peel off the skin. Since they are already boiled and soft, the potatoes will break into smaller cubes as you mix them with the spices, so cut them into larger cubes and set aside. Place a cooking pan over medium heat and pour in the oil, add curry leaves(5 leaves), cardamom pods(2), Onions and sauté. Once the onion slices turn golden, add turmeric powder(1/2 tsp), cumin(1/2 tsp), add red chilli flecks(1/2 tsp), red chilli powder(1/2 tsp), green chillies(2) and finally, mustard seeds. reduce heat and continue cooking the ingredients in the pan while mixing to avoid any of the spices from burning for 2 minutes. Add the cooked potatoes to the spices, season with salt and combine potatoes with the tempered ingredients. pour in a tablespoon of oil if you need the mixing to go smoothly. If you need a bit of gravy, pour in 1/4 of thick coconut milk, cover and simmer for further 5 minutes over low heat and serve with rice and curry. Serve warm with your favorite rice and curry dishes. As an Amazon Associate and member of other affiliate programs, I earn from qualifying purchases.Sri Lankan spicy Dry Potato Curry(devilled potatoes).
Ingredients
Instructions
HOW TO PREPARE PARBOIL THE POTATOES.
HOW TO COOK THE DEVIL POTATOES.
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Nutrition Information:
Yield:
4
Serving Size:
1
Amount Per Serving:
Calories: 405 Total Fat: 30g Saturated Fat: 4g Trans Fat: 0g Unsaturated Fat: 23g Cholesterol: 25mg Sodium: 506mg Carbohydrates: 24g Net Carbohydrates: 0g Fiber: 3g Sugar: 4g Sugar Alcohols: 0g Protein: 11g
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