Tilwale Aloo Recipe | Learn how to make Tilwale Aloo No Onion No Garlic Recipe

Here I am today sharing a very simple, easy and nutritious Tilwale Aloo recipe . It is made with potatoes and sesame seeds and peanuts with minimum spices.

This simple VEGAN an GLUTEN-FREE FRIENDLY dish though has minimum spices but it is bursting with so much of flavor and aroma. I love to have it just like that with some sweet yogurt on side.

The recipe is KID'S FRIENDLY too, as you can adjust the chilies in the recipe to suit your preference.

And the best part is that you can always adjust the spices here as per your tastebuds and also make it during fasting days.

With hot ajwain parathas or poori it makes a mini festive meal with a simple raita on side.

The dish is best to consume in winters as Sesame seeds have body warming properties. It's winter time here and the best time to post this side dish.

So Let's see how to make this delicious and super simple side dish Tilwale Aloo

Ingredients for Tilwale Aloo

Potatoes

Who doesn't like potatoes?? These are life savers when there are no veggies available and are budget friendly too. Though many people think these are not the healthy option but when potatoes are prepared in a healthy way these make a delicious filling meal. Potatoes are low in fat and sodium and are a rich source of fibers, antioxidants and carbohydrates.

A humble potato dish along with Dal Rice or Dal chapati serves a comforting filling meal. Kid's love dishes with potatoes and moms can serve it without any guilt as it made in very less oil and has crunchy peanuts and nutty sesame seeds which are loaded with health friendly ingredients.

Few of the recipes on the blog with potatoes- Chutney wale Aloo, Cajun Potatoes, Aloo Matar, Rasewale Aloo Tamatar, Aloo Paratha , Moong Dal Stuffed Aloo Tikki, Aloo Gobhi, Aloo Shakarkandi ki Chaat, Vartwale Aloo, Potato Wedges, Crispy Honey Chili Potatoes

Peanuts

Peanuts are the rich source of plant based proteins. Rich in minerals and vitamins these are the popular among all the age groups. These are not only relished as snacks but also added in many dishes to enhance the flavor and nutrient value.

Some of the recipes with peanuts on the blog-- Crispy Masala Peanuts, Corn Peanut Chaat, Sabudana Khichdi, Sabudana Thalipeeth, Coconut Chutney/Idli Chutney, Lemon Rice, Sabudana Vada

Sesame Seeds

Tiny Sesame seeds are the powder house of nutrients. These are an integral part of winter diet in India. Sesame Seeds are rich in oil, fibers, antioxidants. Tough these are consumed in small amounts but these help to strengthen the bones, promote hair growth and boasts skin health.

Some of the recipes with sesame seeds/til on the blog- Til and Khus Khus ki Chikki in Coconut Sugar, Til Khoya Ladoos/Til Bugga, Til Patti/Tilkut, Flax Seed Chutney, Air Fried Crispy Vegetable (Chinese Style)

Spices and Herbs

Cumin Seeds, Fennel Seeds, Turmeric Powder, Coriander Powder, Curry Leaves, Fresh Coriander Leaves(not in pic).

For the recipe I used baby potatoes but you can also use your regular potatoes. Cut boiled potatoes in cubes.

Detailed ingredients and method in Recipe Card

Tagging Tilwale Aloo to my Monday Facebook group Foodie Monday Bloghop, to this week's theme- Sesame Seeds. The theme was suggested by Mayuri Patel ji who blogs at Mayuri's Jikoni. Checkout her blog for lots of delicious healthy and nutritious recipes from across the globe. I have bookmarked few of her recipes to try out, like this delicious one pot meal Vegetarian Moussaka . She made for the theme these crispy and crunchy Italian Sesame Cookies.

Serving Suggestions

These potatoes taste best when served fresh. Pair it with Dal Rice or chapatis or ajwain parathas. Pair it with pooris and these make a delicious filling breakfast to start the day.

Or, you can serve it as snack/starter with some chutney for your parties.

Do try my version of Tilwale Aloo for your day today lunch, special occasions or gatherings and on festivals. It is a no onion garlic recipe you can have it on fasting days.

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