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Beetroot and Potato patties

Posted by Supriya Raman on January 16, 2009

This recipe is for my friend Zia Bhaisa. She had requested me for more beet recipes and I say ” Ask, it shall be done” !

Here is a simple way of jazzing up beets.

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2 large beets,peeled & grated
2 medium potatoes, peeled & grated
½ medium onion, minced
1 cup panko/japanese bread crumbs
1 tsp salt
1 jalapeno, minced
2 garlic cloves, minced
2 tbsp cilantro, finely chopped
1 egg, lightly beaten
3 tbsp canola oil

Combine the beets, potatoes and onions, garlic and jalapeno in a large bowl. Mix in the bread crumbs, beaten egg, cilantro and salt until everything is well incorporated.

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Heat the oil in a large frying pan over a medium heat. Using 3 tbsps of mixture per patty drop four into the frying pan. Flatten each out with a spatula, and cook until just browned, crisped and cooked through, around 4 minutes per side. Be careful that the pan isn’t too hot, or the cakes will burn before they’ve cooked in the middle. When they are done on each side transfer them to papertowels to drain any excess oil.

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I served it with steamed brown basmati rice and my yogurt dip. Just plain ketchup would be great.

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This dish goes to Culinarty’s Original Recipes.

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17 Responses to “Beetroot and Potato patties”

  1. mahimaa said

    wow.. looks so good and crisp. nice way to use up beets.. i am not a fan of beet. this seems to be a good way to have them :)

  2. Asha said

    Looks delightful and colorful!

  3. Indhu said

    nice recipe… I am looking to incorporate beets into my diet apart from the usual curry… will try this one :)

  4. aldancyspeaks said

    I have never liked beets, but this certainly makes me want to try therm again. Thanks for sharing. You ahve some really intersting recipes.

  5. Thanks Mahima, a lot of people seem to tell me they don’t like beets, I wonder why : ) A friend from work said the exact same thing! This way is surely a good way of moderating beets thanks to the potatoes and garlic.

  6. Thank you Asha and Indhu.

  7. adamsmith1922 said

    Looks very interesting

    Glad I found your blog

    Although not vegetarian I do enjoy regular vegetarian meals

  8. Adam,
    Thank you very much.

  9. Soma said

    Awesome! this is so similar to a street food we get in Bengal ( and also in all long distance train travels) & is a favorite of my hubby & me too. That one has carrots in it too. Put these inside a pao in the train & heaven! Thanks for getting me back there:-)

  10. Zia Bhaisa said

    What a beautiful presentation! Thank you, I’ll try this very soon!

  11. Soma, Thanks! I can only imagine how this would taste inside bread as a sandwich. Carrots sounds really good, I am going to try that sandwich version soon.

  12. Lore said

    The last pic is so mouthwatering! I usually only eat beets in salads so this is a must try for me especially because I love potatoes so very much, yum.
    Thanks for sharing your recipe with the Original Recipes Round-Up!

  13. Nithya said

    Made this as a starter today for a getto and it was a HUGE hit. Everyone loved it. Your yoghurt dip is sheer genius, the combo was super :)

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