Szechuan Potato Pop is fried mashed potatoes with a twist of schezwan flavour. It is an interesting way of taking a regular aloo tikki or cutlets to different levels. A delectable combo of different flavours- tangy, sweet, and spicy- this appetiser is easy to make and is loved by vegetarians as well as non-vegetarians too. Versatility is written all over this recipe, this is one recipe with various ways of eating style. It is a great accompaniment to fried rice, noodles, filled in a bun or a pav as a patty or cutlet. A highly recommended party snack, whose recipe your friends will certainly ask for, so make a note of it and spread the happiness.
A Fried Potato Snack done with hot Szechuan flavour, is an exciting take on desi Aloo ki Tikki we love. This recipe turns something, which is already delicious, into a new delightful experience. An amalgamation of different delicious flavours along with potato mashed to perfection, then fried for that crispy crunch on the outside, this will leave you asking for more. If you want to use simple ingredients and make lip-smacking appetisers that can be scaled up and down quite easily, then this recipe is definitely for you. You don’t need to be an expert to make this versatile potato snack; it is very easy and can be done rather quickly. I am sure you are going to enjoy this with your loved ones, cheers!
What makes Szechwan Potato Pop work?
Crowd-puller - New exciting flavourful recipes, that look amazing too, are appreciated by everyone!
Vegetarian Anyone can enjoy a Crispy Potato Pop done with a hot and tangy sauce. Even vegans who would like to eat any plant-based dish.
You can bake it – You can bake it to keep it healthier if you don’t want to deep fry.
And the party begin- Lip-smacking Hot, Sweet, Tangy, Delicious meaty bite of potato is how you start the party.
Versatile filling accompaniment- Fried rice, noodles, as a slider, or just pop it like that..
Easy to Scale- Incredibly delicious and simple to make, doesn’t consume a lot of your time.
Szechuan Potato Pop is fried mashed potatoes with a twist of schezwan flavour. It is an interesting way of taking a regular aloo tikki or cutlets to different levels. A delectable combo of different flavours- tangy, sweet, and spicy- this appetiser is easy to make and is loved by vegetarians as well as non-vegetarians too. Versatility is written all over this recipe, this is one recipe with various ways of eating style. It is a great accompaniment to fried rice, noodles, filled in a bun or a pav as a patty or cutlet. A highly recommended party snack, whose recipe your friends will certainly ask for, so make a note of it and spread the happiness.
Author:
Varun Arora
Ingredients
Refined oil – to fry
Garlic - 6 cloves
Ginger - 1 knot
Green chilli - 2
Onion - 1
Chilli paste - 1 tsp
Soy sauce - 1 tbsp
Honey - 1 tbsp
Potato - 2
Black sesame seeds - 1 cup
Corn flour - 2 tbsp
Refined flour - 1/2 refined flour
Breadcrumbs - 1 cup
Directions
Boil the potatoes properly and grate them and keep aside.
In a fry pan, heat the oil and add in the chopped ginger, garlic, and chilli along with the onion and sauté.
Add in the chilli paste, salt, pepper, and the soy sauce along with the honey and the seasoning and make a masala.
Add the prepared masala to the potatoes and combine properly to make a potato mixture.
Make small balls of the mixture and freeze them.
In the meantime, make mixtures of flour and water for coating, and breadcrumbs and black sesame seeds for crumbling.
Dip the frozen potato balls in the flour mixture and roll them in the crumbs and deep fry till crispy
Serve them by placing a toothpick in each piece along with tomato ketchup
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