The name zarda comes from a persian word zard meaning yellow colour.
Zarda is a sweet rice dish prepared by adding sugar, dry fruits and flavored with cardamom powder to it. Some people add khoya that makes it more rich in texture.
Some time we also add some orange slice or pineapple slice.
But here I have made aloo ka zarda and used yellow colour. You can use saffron for the colour.
For zarda choose purana aloo (chipsauna)
Presentation Time:- 10 minutes
Cooking Time:- 15 minutes
Serves:-4
Ingredients:-
- 1kg potato
- Granulated sugar 1cup
- Almond 10
- Cardamom powder 1tsp
- Kewda water 1/4tsp
- Desi ghee 3tbsp
- Yellow colour 1tsp
Recipe procedure:-
- Peel wash and grate the potatoes then put them in chilled water for 10 minutes.
- Meanwhile chop the almond.
- Now boil the grated potato in water and add yellow colour.
- You need to boil it for 5 minutes only.
- Allow it to cool down ann drain the excess water .
- Take a heavy bottom pan( I prefer non stick pan).
- First grease the pan with 1tsp ghee then put boiled potato, then almond and sugar, and ghee sprinkle some cardamom powder on it.
- Repeat the procces till all the potato are finished.
- Cover the lid, put the pan on low heat and cook.
- It will take approximately. 10 to 12 minutes.
- Check it once if all the sugar has dissolve in it then its done.
- Switch off the gas mix kewda water.
- Garnish with almonds and serve hot.
Note:-
- Always choose purana aloo (chips wala)
- You can add more dry fruits as per your choice.
- You can add malai on it before serving.
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Hema, I've heard of Zarda pulao but making a Zaria with aloo is new to me. Having said that, it definitely is an interesting recipe. Aloo Zarda looks so tempting, love the colour and wish I could taste it.
ReplyDeleteZarda is a traditional sweet boiled rice dish, native to the Indian subcontinent,
DeleteTo be honest I am not a meethe chawal lover so I made zarda using potato and it hs turned out to be more delicious then rice zarda.
I wish kabhi khila sajun🙂
Zarda is a traditional sweet boiled rice dish, native to the Indian subcontinent,
DeleteTo be honest I am not a meethe chawal lover so I made zarda using potato and it hs turned out to be more delicious then rice zarda.
I wish kabhi khila sajun🙂
Zarda is a traditional sweet boiled rice dish, native to the Indian subcontinent,
DeleteTo be honest I am not a meethe chawal lover so I made zarda using potato and it hs turned out to be more delicious then rice zarda.
I wish kabhi khila sajun🙂
WoW, i usually made Zarda with rice but never heard about even nor seen before zarda with aloo Sounds so interesting & something new to me. Looks very tempting, willl surely try this delicious and easy recipe.
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DeleteAloo zarda looks so tempting and delicious. This sounds so interesting. Loved the colour and I would like to try this recipe soon. Lovely recipe.
ReplyDeleteAloo zarda looks so tempting and delicious. This sounds so interesting. Loved the colour and I would like to try this recipe soon. Lovely recipe.
ReplyDeleteAloo ka dessert. I heard about this but never tried it. Looks so delicious and a quick recipe too. Will give a try soon.
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ReplyDeleteI make Zara’s Pula but never tried with Aloo.. this looks and sounds delicious and festive..
ReplyDeleteNice twist to the zarda rice, loved it. Actually, when I saw this, I remembered a sweet preparred back home. It was something similar made with potatoes and tasted good.
ReplyDeleteAloo zarda is absolutely innovative recipe. Never heard about it. Would love to try this recipe sometime. I am sure it tastes heavenly!!
ReplyDeleteAloo Ka zaro is a unique dish... Though I have made zarda rice but I would love to try this as well
ReplyDeleteAloo Ka zaro is a unique dish... Though I have made zarda rice but I would love to try this as well
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