This was an easy recipe to make. I would make it a little spicier next time. It took a little longer to cook than what the directions said. Tasty!

I prepares this last night. I changed a couple of things: I used 4 red potatoes and 3.5 T of oil. Also, I used canned pea/carrot, and the carrots tore apart, but it still looked good and tasted great. thanks!

I thought this was a little bland, but my husband loved it! He added hot sauce to it as well, so that may have influenced his taste.

Delicious! I've always loved Indian food and have many favorites, but this takes the cake!

The recipe is quick and good. I suggest boiling the diced potatoes in a pot while you saute the onions. That way all the vegetables are cooked and just need to be seasoned with the onions. Plus you can use some of the reserved water from the potatoes in the mixture instead of the plain water to keep from sticking.

I really enjoyed this.

This a recipe that is very delicious! Easy and fast to make. Simple ingredients. I make this all the time.

This mild dish was great for my family, because I love Indian food, but my kids don't. I did add a little bit of butter mid-way through cooking to help with the tendency to stick to the pan. This was mild enough for them to eat, and I just doctored mine with Sriracha chili sauce to spice it up more to my liking. I'll probably do this again and tinker with variations of the blend of spices, because I really would like it to be a little more flavorful, but it was a very fine start, and a simple recipe to make.

This was a great accompinament to my favorite Indian Chicken Curry and basmati rice dinner. The spices were just right and did not overpower my main dish at all. This dish would also stand alone as a great Indian Vegetarian Entree!

We cooked this for 45 minutes and the potatoes never cooked all the way through. Like others have said, the spices were okay, but it needed a little more something. Maybe boil the diced potatoes in chicken stock first to cook them and add extra flavor at the same time? It would also add moistness, which would be a good thing since this was a little too dry for my taste. We'll keep working on this one.

quick, simple and satisfying. i served this with yogurt mint sauce.

i made this to complement the honey/mustard curry chicken. it was pretty good. i wanted it to be more creamy, so while it was cooking, i added some milk, water, flour and butter. i put majorim, coriander, chile powder, a little curry powder, cumin, garlic powder - since one review warned it would be bland. the flour and water helped thicken it, and i added some cheese (cheddar, italian cheeses) in the final phase. it took so long for the potatoes to cook, that i eventually dumped all the stuff from the skillet into a pot, covered it and cooked it for another ten minutes. thats the only way i could get the potatoes to soften up! the vvegetables ended up being really good, but i had to do a lot of things to alter the recipe to make it that way. i would make it again - my way.

This was disappointing. It had hardly any flavor. I had to add a lot of garam masala and some Goya Sazon seasoning to make it have flavor, and even then it was bland. Also, i accidentally burnt it a bit, but it didnt taste very bad from that. Had a very good taste with cucumber raita. I will make this again, because it seems like it has a lot of potential to be a good recipe.It kinda tasted like home fries.....

This recipe was excellent and very authentic. I did add a little more salt to taste. Will be making this again.

We love Indian food, particularly the vegetarian dishes. Unfortunately, this recipe fell short. We found it completely bland. However, we managed to save the dish by adding 1/4 cup of salsa, a pat of butter, extra salt & black pepper to it. We didn't have any in our pantry, but I assume canned tomatoes would've worked just as well as the salsa.