Hi Friends,
Today's recipe has some identity crisis...actually all my life I called it Kashmiri Gobhi knowing fully well it had nothing to do with Kashmir so I am leaving it up to you to give it any name you like...for now I will still call Kashmiri Gobhi :D and here is the recipe...
INGREDIENTS:
Today's recipe has some identity crisis...actually all my life I called it Kashmiri Gobhi knowing fully well it had nothing to do with Kashmir so I am leaving it up to you to give it any name you like...for now I will still call Kashmiri Gobhi :D and here is the recipe...
INGREDIENTS:
Phoolgobhi (Cauliflower)
Potato
Ginger
Green chilies
Garam masala
Aamchur (Dry mango) powder
Sugar
Oil
Tejpatta (Bay leaf)
Green coriander for garnishing
METHOD:
Wash and separate cauliflower florets ... peel and dice potatoes in a size that takes same time for cooking as cauliflower. The ratio of cauliflower to potato should be roughly 3:1.
Add tej patta,chopped ginger and green chilies in hot oil..fry for a minute and then add cauliflower and potatoes along with salt...cover and cook till done.
Now sprinkle garam masala, dry mango powder and a little bit of sugar and mix well...add the ingredients in a way that sabzi (curry) tastes sweet sour....that's the main feature of my Kashmiri Gobhi
Fry a little more and garnish with green coriander.
This dry curry goes well with parathas.
TRICK: To mix the garam masala, sugar and aamchur powder well with sabzi, you can mix all these with a little water and then pour it on sabzi...when you fry the sabzi, extra water will evaporate.
Happy cooking...
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