3tbspbutter (if your potatoes aren't warm then melt it))
2tbspmilk (keep on hand but only use if you NEED it to mash)
1 ½ tspsalt
¾ - 1tspmustard powder
¾tspblack pepper
½cupcorn
1heaped cupshredded cheese - cheddar or monterey jack
2-4minced green chillies
1.5cupsbread crumbsPanko recommended
1eggwhisked with a little water
Instructions
Cover the potatoes with salted water and bring to a boil.
When they are tender then drain the water and peel when they are cool enough to handle.
Transfer to a large bowl, add the butter, chillies, salt, mustard powder, and pepper and mash very very well. Add a splash of milk if needed.
When the mixture is fairly smooth add your corn and cheese and mix well.
Taste for seasoning. Please do remember that for a delicious kabab/cutlet you want the mix to taste a little salty, not positively briny, just a little salty.
Once that is done I prefer to make almost golf ball sized balls cutlets with an ice cream scopp and fill my tray up with them.
When the potato mixture is finished then with my left hand I pick one up give it an egg bath and move it into the breadcrumbs, roll it around with my right hand and move it to the tray (also with my right). So left is my egg hand and right is my breadcrumb hand.
When you are ready to eat them then pan fry on medium high heat for 2-3 minutes on each side or till golden brown. Baking instructions in the post.
Notes
-It is always a good idea to do a 'test' cutlet before making all of them so roll a spoonful of potato mash into a ball, flatten slightly, dip in egg, roll in bread crumbs and pan fry. Taste. Adjust seasoning if needed. Yes I am a compulsive seasoning adjustor. -These freeze beautifully. To freeze them just flash freeze on the tray you made them and transfer to a freezer safe ziploc bag for up to 6 months. Just remember to 'thaw' them a little before frying, either in the microwave or at room temperature.