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How To Make Indian Cumin & Coriander Potato Cakes (Recipe)
July 25, 2008 by Helen Yuet Ling Pang
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Nicely done! They look and sound absolutely brilliant. I’ve using a book by Anjum Anand for my Inidan cookery but will have to look for this one by Manju.
Hi Allen! Thanks, they’re really tasty. For a better idea of how they should look, have a look at the last photo in the Easy Indian post. That’s how Manju and her mum made them look like! And the book is great for beginners like me.
This is just yum-yum!
Hi Bhalchandra
Have you tried the indian cabbage yet? I’m going to make that again this weekend. These potato cakes are a bit more time-consuming, for me anyway, and I’ve yet to try them again. The tarka dal was very easy though!
Helen Yuet Ling