batani gasi recipe | potato pea curry | potato peas coconut curry with step by step photo recipe. batani gasi is popular south indian style of potato – peas curry. batani gasi is rich in flavours of coconut and spices. they are served at udupi – mangalore hotels and functions (ele otta – banana leaf).
batani means peas in kannada and tulu. i love the rich flavour of coconut and a spice kick from red chillis. batani gasi are usually served with plain rice, chapathis or pooris. adjust the spice level according to your taste. enjoy the rich creamy texture of coconut masala with aloo and peas. i sometime just lick the curry plain in functions, as it taste great without anything.
batani gasi is a healthy packed food as peas are good in vitamins and fibres. whereas, potatoes are considered worlds healthiest vegetables as it helps in lowering blood pressure and are rich in vitamins and potassium. coconuts help in preventing obesity, increase digestion and also a quick energy boost.
if you like curry recipes then check out, veg saagu, palak paneer, stuffed brinjal, molake kaalu palya, aloo bhaji, suvarnagadde palya, sabbasige soppu palya.
batani gasi recipe | potato pea curry | potato peas coconut curry
Ingredients
- 1 cup peas, fresh / frozen
- ½ potato, cubed
- salt to taste
- water as required
for masala:
- ½ cup coconut, fresh / desiccated
- ½ tsp turmeric powder
- 1 tsp coriander seeds
- 1 tsp jeera / cumin seeds
- 1 tsp urad dal
- small ball of tamarind
- 2-3 kashmiri red chillis
- 1 tsp jaggery
- water as required
for tempering:
- 1 tbsp coconut oil / any oil
- 1 tsp mustard seeds
- 2 dried red chilli
- pinch of hing
- few curry leaves.
Instructions
- chop the potatoes into small cubes and keep immersed in water to avoid turning brown.
- in a large vessel, cook peas and potatoes by adding a cup of water and some salt.
- cook 10 minutes or till potatoes and peas are soft yet holding their shape.
- keep all masala ingredients ready and dry roast urad dal till lentils turn slightly brown.
- blend grated coconut, turmeric powder,coriander seeds, cumin seeds, jaggery, tamarind, red chillies and roasted urad dal into fine paste.
- add the ground masala paste and cook for 5 minutes.
- add salt to taste and water. adjust the consistency.
- prepare the tempering by adding oil, mustard seeds, red chilli, hing and curry leaves. when mustard seeds pop up transfer it to gassi.
- serve batani gasi with chapati, poori or hot steamed rice.
batani gasi recipe | potato pea curry | potato peas coconut curry step by step photo recipe:
- chop the potatoes into small cubes and keep immersed in water to avoid turning brown.
- in a large vessel, cook peas and potatoes by adding a cup of water and some salt.
- cook 10 minutes or till potatoes and peas are soft yet holding their shape.
- keep all masala ingredients ready and dry roast urad dal till lentils turn slightly brown.
- blend grated coconut, turmeric powder,coriander seeds, cumin seeds, jaggery, tamarind, red chillies and roasted urad dal into fine paste.
- add the ground masala paste and cook for 5 minutes.
- add salt to taste and water. adjust the consistency.
- prepare the tempering by adding oil, mustard seeds, red chilli, hing and curry leaves. when mustard seeds pop up transfer it to gassi.
- serve batani gasi with chapati, poori or hot steamed rice.
notes:
- the masala used here is raw, hence it doesn’t stay fresh for more than a day.
- to make it more healthy, add any vegetables of your choice.
- increase the number of green chilli to make it more spicy.
- do not over cook the potatoes. potatoes and peas must retain their shape.
Thank you for the recipe. I tried the dish and it was delicious
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Tried this recipe and it turned out to be a star 🙂 Mr. Is a big fan of Mangalorean cuisine and this is now going into my collection of recipes…Thank you for this wonderful recipe
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Thanks a lot Jaya
I tried the recipe and it turned out to be very good and was everybody’s favorite. What I like the most about your recipes is that most of them are without onion and Garlic.
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