If I think of how often I crave for some tempting and spicy appetizer for dinner, it would be almost daily! I love having a spicy crispy side dish with my humble rice and dal dinner! And this is one those recipes which can add fun to your weekday dinners. Also its a super fast tea time snack, spicy crispy just perfect with hot chai !
This is my mum’s recipe, she makes the roasted crisps with potatoes and even eggplants. I love this recipe because it is not deep fried, hence it cuts down on the oil usage and time too! Since its not deep fried, I can have it almost daily without much of the ‘guilt’ baggage. 🙂 It just takes you about 15 mins, so please give it a try and enjoy!
Ingredients:
- 2 large unpeeled potatoes, sliced thinly
- 4 heaping tspns chickpea flour
- 2 heaping tspns rice flour
- 1 tspn cornflour
- 1/2 tspn amchur powder
- 4 large cloves garlic (minced)
- 2 tspn coriander (minced)
- 1/2 tspn turmeric
- 1 tspn red chili powder
- 1/2 tspn Pav bhaji masala / Garam masala
- Salt to taste
- Oil for roasting.
Directions:
- Slice the potatoes and place them in a bowl of iced water.
- Mix all the flours in a wide bowl, this blend of flours will make the potatoes crispy.
- Add in all the other ingredients to the flour mixture and set aside.
- Heat a nonstick pan, and brush it with oil.
- Drain the potatoes but do not dry them. Immediately toss the potatoes in the flour mixture. The mixture should stick to the potatoes.
- If it seems dry, sprinkle just enough cold water to make the flour coat the potato slices.
- Lay the potato slices on the pan, and roast the slices on medium heat for about 2 minutes.
- Then brush oil on the potato slices and turn them on the pan. When both sides are roasted and golden brown, take them off the pan.
- The potato crisps may turn very slightly charred/burnt during the pan roasting, this will them a nice charred flavor. But do not burn them too much,else they will taste bitter.
- Serve the potato crisps with tomato ketchup immediately for optimal crunch.
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Looks so yummy!
Thank you… yes they are yum.. and you can have them everyday… guilt free!! 😀
You’re welcome 🙂 And I wish 🙂 I have been trying to do a very high protein diet lately which is not the most fun, but very effective 😉
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I adore potato chips, but these sound totally amazing. My mouth waters just looking at them!
Thanks for your words!!
Irresistible! I like that you use chickpea and corn flours to make the coating.
Hey thank you!! 🙂 yep.. the flours add to the crisp 🙂
These look great! They look surprisingly crunchy for how simple this recipe sounds… nice! 🙂
🙂 🙂 Thanks
I have done a baked potato chips version on my blog which is simple and with almost no masalas but your sounds more spicy and yum. Gonna try this one. 🙂
love the tangy amchur and chickpea flour coating! i love spicy potatoes!
Well I don’t know if I will be losing my belly anytime soon if I was to eat too many of these awesome looking chips.
Love that you did a coating on them, very nice!
Thank you 🙂