This recipe calls for both black and yellow mustard seeds, but it's not necessary to have both types. If you only have black seeds, them simply use 2 Tsp instead. I just think it's nice to have the mix of both. Also, it is important to reduce the heat shortly after adding in the onions or else the seeds and/or the onions could burn, adding a bitter taste to the dish.
As a side dish this will give you a good portion for 4-6 people depending on the size of the potatoes and how much you want to eat.
Ingredients:
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Method:
- Peel the potatoes and cut into chunks of about 1 inch in size. Boil in a pan of salted water and cook until just tender. Do not overcook, or they will fall apart later on. Once cooked, drain the potatoes and set to one side.
- Heat a little oil in a deep sided frying pan and when hot add in a knob of butter. once the butter has melted tip in the cumin seeds and mustard seeds. Cook for a few seconds until they begin to pop.
- Add in the sliced onions and fry for a minute, then reduce the heat and cook the onions until they are nice and soft, but not necessarily browned.
- Add in the ground cumin, ground coriander, garam masala and chilli powder and mix into the onions. season with salt and pepper and cook in for a few minutes.
- Tip the potatoes into the pan and mix around thoroughly so that all of the onions and potatoes are coated in spices. Cook for a few minutes until the potatoes are warmed through and serve.
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