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Bread powder plays an important role in making our recipe. If you already have, its well and good if not let’s prepare it.
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Take a few slices of bread. Cut and remove dark edges and slice further to small pieces so that bread dries fast.
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In a pressure cooker, add sliced potatoes little salt and water (till potatoes submerge) and pressure cook on high flame for two whistle blows.
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Once cooked, remove the skin of potatoes and mash to paste while they are hot.
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Now let’s add spices to potato batter. Add onions, green chillies, red chilli powder, salt, turmeric powder, chat masala, garam masala and coriander powder.
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Add coriander leaves, mint leaves and bread powder as per the moisture of the batter to make it firm.
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Mix all ingredients and make a firm batter.
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Grease your hands and take a small lump of batter to make it non-sticky to hands.
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Roll batter to make round shape and press to get a shape. We can make it flat or oval shape as per your interest.
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Put this cutlet in cornflour and coat it both sides.
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Transfer to egg mix to bind cornflour and coat it with bread powder to get crispy layer with soft and amazing flavour from inside.
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Similarly, make all cutlets in a plate and make them ready to fry.
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We can deep fry or shallow fry. In our case lets shallow fry.
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Add required oil in a pan so that when Aloo Cutlet is placed, oil remains to half of it.
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Fry on low flame till they turn golden brown. Flip to other side and fry similarly.
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Once fried, remove excess oil and gently place in a plate.
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During the rainy season, Aloo Cutlet Recipe tastes great as a tea time snack when accompanied with tomato sauce.