Aloo Matar Masala Recipe - Socialkitchen
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Complete, First published Jun 30, 2018
Aloo matar masala recipe is basic and tasty gravy prepared from potato and green peas alongside few flavors. This is an awesome accompaniment to chapathi, poori and assortment of Indian level breads. I set up this gravy at whenever I make poori's at home. Furthermore, for me it tastes awesome alongside poori than chapathi and roti's. 
You can utilize fresh green peas to make this gravy yet dried green peas gives better results. Aside from the splashing time it takes just 20 minutes to set up this dish. 

Planning time: 8 hrs 
Cook time:20 min 
Add up to time:8 hrs 20 min 
Creator: Socialkitchen 
Recipe type: Side dish 
Cuisine: North Indian 
Serves: 4 Servings 
Ingredients: (1 glass = 200 ml) 
Potato 3 medium size 
Dried Green Peas 1 container 
Oil 2 tbsp 
Bay Leaf 1 
Cloves 3 
Cinnamon stick 1 inch 
Ginger garlic glue ½ tbsp 
Onion 1 
Tomato 3 
Coriander powder 1 tsp 
Cumin powder ½ tsp 
Garam Masala powder 1 tsp 
Red chilli powder ½ tsp 
Coriander leaves finely hacked 1 tbsp 
Sugar 1 tsp 
Salt according to taste 
Water as required
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