indian potato balls
a girl i worked with used to bring these in for parties. her mom made them. they had these long hot seeds in them. i think they were fried. i have looked in books, google, everywhere. none of the recipies have the seeds and any pics i find don't look like hers. i have been craving these for such a long time. does anyone know about these delightful treats? thanks ahead of time.
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4 Comments:
The only seeds that could be in it, are mustard seeds.
Mares at 9:18PM on 12/21/08
Mares - not necessarily. Cumin seeds are long (but not hot). Mustard seeds are not really hot, either.
emilydev at 10:12PM on 12/21/08
That sounds like aloo tikki...yummy! I've had them with roasted cumin seeds in them and once I had them with toasted fennel seeds. Several times there was chat masala in the tikkis as well as cumin seeds, and chat masala gives the tikki a pungent, sweet/sour, hot taste.
LadyMarmalade at 1:25PM on 12/22/08
@ladymarmalade....aloo tikki? i'll look it up and see what i come up with. thanks. i have my fingers and toes crossed.
dearrie at 7:24PM on 12/22/08