The rattling combination of Potatoes with cauliflower in the form of Aloo Gobi Masala is a terrific dish!My husband's face glows and shines when he just hears the name 'Aloo Gobi'.He is such a bonafide fan of Potatoes and also loves cauliflower.
I got this recipe from my mom,so I would like to dedicate this post to her :-)
I was quite surprised when my mom told me to mix the spices for the masala(red chilli powder,coriander powder,turmeric powder,ginger)in water.The reason she gave me made a lot of sense.
Yes,by mixing the spices in water the spices would not get burnt out when we fry them.I follow the same mode of cooking when i make vegetable korma(you can find the recipe of vegetable korma in my Dry Curries/Gravy categories).
Ingredients :
1 large potato (chopped)
2 cups of chopped Cauliflower florets
1/2 cup of chopped onions(chop onions length wise)
3-4tablespoon of chopped tomatoes
1/2 tablespoon of Cumin Seeds(Jeera)
1-2 Bay Leaves
3-4 Cloves
A little more than 1/2 tablespoon of Red Chilli Powder
1 1/2 tablespoon of grated ginger
1-2 Green chillies(chopped)
1 tablespoon of Coriander powder
1/2 tablespoon of Turmeric Powder
1/2 tablespoon of Amchur Powder(Dry Mango Powder)
3-4 tablespoon of Oil/Ghee
3-4 tablespoon of fresh cilantro
Salt
In a small vessel mix the grated ginger,red chilli powder,turmeric powder,coriander powder by adding 5-6 tablespoon of water.
Heat 3-4 tablespoon of Ghee/Oil in a deep saute pan.Fry cumin seeds,bay leaves and cloves.Now add chopped onions,green chillies and fry for for 2-3 mins.Then add the chopped tomatoes and saute for 2 mins.Now add the above mixed ingredients,mix well and fry till the oil seperates from the masala.
Add potatoes,the cauliflower florets and salt.Mix well and saute.Add 1/2 cup of water,cover the pan and cook in medium flame for 10-12 mins.Saute inbetween.
Once the vegetables become tender add amchur powder and mix well.Garnish with cilantro and Serve hot with roti or any Indian bread.
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Aloo Gobi Masala(Potato Cauliflower Masala)
Posted by Kruthika Sridhar at 2:44 PM
Labels: Dry Curries/Gravies
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2 comments:
That sounds wonderful!
Welcome to The Foodie Blogroll!
Thanks Jenn :-)
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