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Spicy Stewed Potatoes & Spinach with Buttermilk (Aloo chaas)

January/February 2008

Your rating: None Average: 3.1 (43 votes)

This stewlike potato and spinach curry can be served as a side dish or as part of a vegetarian buffet. The touch of cream prevents the buttermilk from curdling when it's heated and helps balance the heat from the pungent chiles.



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"I love this dish! I love Indian food and have not found a convenient place for carry-out (or even eat-in), and I was very happy to find this recipe. I found it perfectly spiced. For some reason I couldn't get the dried peppers to "...
Spicy Stewed Potatoes & Spinach with Buttermilk (Aloo chaas) Recipe

4 Reviews for Spicy Stewed Potatoes & Spinach with Buttermilk (Aloo chaas)

09/19/2011
Delicious and perfectly spiced

This dish was excellent and filled the house with the wonderful aroma of turmeric! It was perfectly spiced and worked great as a main dish added to basmati rice. Could work well as a side as well to meat or seafood. Will definitely make again!

Hearty, authentic tasting, low cost, easy to make
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01/25/2011
5 ww points

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12/10/2010
Tasty

This is the only dish I have ever made that even came close to tasting like my favorite Indian restaurant. I add a can of chickpeas with the potatoes to make it a main dish and serve it with rice seasoned with tumeric and fennel seed. I also double it to feed a crowd and have left overs.

Nicely spiced, Low cost
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10/15/2010
Anonymous

I love this dish! I love Indian food and have not found a convenient place for carry-out (or even eat-in), and I was very happy to find this recipe. I found it perfectly spiced. For some reason I couldn't get the dried peppers to "reconstitute" into something soft; not sure if that was supposed to happen or not. On the diet I'm following I'm not supposed to really have white potatoes, and I'm thinking that next time I make this dish I might use half of the recommended dose of potatoes and fill it up with fresh cauliflower instead.

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