Thursday, October 23, 2008

Gobi Mattar


I made this the same way that I make chicken and it was so good in fact better than the chicken dishes,almost like the restaurant ones.It was creamy and yummy.My daughter enjoyed it too that is most imp to me.

Ingredients

1 cup cauliflower florets
1/2 cup peas
1 big onion
2 tomatoes
10 cashews
salt
tandoori chicken masala/garam masala
chilli powder
1 tsp cumin
1 bayleaf
2 cloves
2 cardamoms

Method
  1. Take the whole onion and the tomatoes and put in a microwave safe bowl with water to cover both and cook for 8 minutes.
  2. In the meantime,heat water and add the cauliflower with salt and turmeric and boil for about 5 minutes and drain the water.(cauliflower should not get fully cooked )
  3. When the onions and tomatoes are done,blend together with cashews, tandoori chicken masala,chilli powder and salt.
  4. Heat oil in a pan ,add oil and when hot add all the spices,the blended gravy and cook till the raw smell goes(wont take too long)
  5. Add the cauliflower and the peas and cook till well combined and done.
The cashews make it creamy but if required add a little milk/cream/curds.

17 comments:

Suganya said...

This sound as simple recipe, but looks great. I love recipes like this a lot. Nice picture... YUM!

Sagari said...

what a delecious looking gobi ,yummmmmmm

Unknown said...

Looks rich and creamy.

anudivya said...

Lovely! And the pic is great.
And your new profile pic too! PRetty.

raaji said...

I love the curry with a big cauliflower florets jus like yours..haa even i love to add the chicken masala in few veg dishes to make it tasty......

Unknown said...

Wow... looks yum & deliicous... what a colour... really awesome dear... will u pls pass that plate pls??

Sia said...

u can never get tired of eating this :)

Nidhi said...

Gobi is looking very creamy. Love the pic too!

Finla said...

I love this combi. It looks yumm. Imagine scoping up with a piece of roti.

Jaishree Iyer said...

Gopi mattar looking yum & delicious.. nice pic...

Raks said...

Sure looks so rich and as u hav said,our kids should like it ...thats the thing!

Rosie said...

Oh this looks very creamy and delicious!

Rosie x

Deepthi Shankar said...

wow .. gobi mattar looks delicious

anudivya said...

Hey! In answer to your Q on my blog:
Almond Puris: Instead of the sugar syrup can we dip the puris in Rabri or something like that??

You totally can, it called Paal Puri which means Milk Puri. That is another version of the sweet puri. I tried to do both at once with the milk halwa accompaniment in this recipe. But in short, yes that would be delicious too.
We normally would pour the rabri just before serving, or it gets too soggy.

Recipeswap said...

Thanks to everyone for your kind comments.

vidhas said...

Mouth watering Gobi Mattar. Looks perfect.

Vani said...

Yummy looking gobi matar, Neema!

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