Bombay Potatoes
Bombay Potatoes is comfort food at its finest
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Bombay Potatoes is comfort food at its finest
Beetroots roast in foil until tender (or boil for the quicker route), then peel and grate coarsely
Cooked chickpeas (tinned for speed, OR overnight-soaked and home-cooked for the best texture) toss with diced red onion…
The Azerbaijani version of the shepherd's salad that turns up in some form on every table from the Balkans to Persia…
Spinach is wilted briefly with salt, drained, squeezed dry
Pita breads are torn into pieces and toasted (or fried) until crisp and crunchy
A torn pita is brushed with olive oil and grilled or fried until golden and crisp
The Saudi take on foul medames, somewhere between the Egyptian original and the Yemeni daal-like versions
Firm green tomatoes slice 8 mm thick
Herb salsa is uniquely French despite the Spanish name: it's essentially a warm salsa based on creamy, newly cooked potato and fine herbs
Vegetables are diced into uniform 5 mm cubes, knife work matters
Vegetables dice into 5 mm cubes, uniform size matters for both look and dressing
Aubergines roast or pan-fry until soft and silky
Herbs are chopped finely, really finely, to a green confetti
Red onion is sliced as thin as possible (mandoline is ideal)
Split yellow moong dal (or chana dal, or a mix) is rinsed and pressure-cooked or simmered with turmeric until completely soft