Gobi Ka Kheema/Minced Cauliflower and Peas Curry
I remember seeing this dish a long while back on Suganya's Tasty Palettes. I followed her link to the original recipe on Ashwini's Food for Thought and immediately fell in love. The fact that both of them take amazing pictures could have also played a small part :D
Anyway, now am at home and my sister's kids are also here. They are vegetarians and one day there was just rasam and potato masala for lunch for them. I quickly looked up this recipe and it turned so so yummy that I am sure to make this again and again.
Gobi Ka Kheema
(recipe adapted from here)
What I Used:
(serves 4)
Cauliflower - 1 medium, cleaned and chopped fine
Bay leaves - 1-2
Cumin seeds - 1/2 tsp
Onions - 2 medium, chopped fine
Ginger garlic paste - 2 tsp
Tomatoes - 3 big, pureed
Peas - 1/4 cup, boiled
Red chilli powder - 1 tsp
Garam masala - 2 tsp
Salt - to taste
Oil - 3 tsp + 2 tsp
How I Made It:
1. Heat 3 tsp oil in a pan and fry the chopped cauliflower till its semi-fried and golden brown.
2. Simultaneously, boil the peas till its cooked. Keep both aside.
3. Heat the 2 tsp oil in a pan and fry the onions till golden brown. Add the red chilli powder and the garam masala and fry for a minute.
4. Now add the ginger garlic paste and fry for another 30 seconds.
5. Add the pureed tomatoes and the peas. Mix well.
6. Now add the fried cauliflower and mix again till the moisture from the tomatoes leaves the curry.
7. Add salt and remove from fire when the curry is thick enough and the ingredients have blended perfectly.
8. Garnish with freshly chopped cilantro.
We had it with rice but next time I intend to make it as a side to chappathis. It was really yummy!
Anyway, now am at home and my sister's kids are also here. They are vegetarians and one day there was just rasam and potato masala for lunch for them. I quickly looked up this recipe and it turned so so yummy that I am sure to make this again and again.
Gobi Ka Kheema
(recipe adapted from here)
What I Used:
(serves 4)
Cauliflower - 1 medium, cleaned and chopped fine
Bay leaves - 1-2
Cumin seeds - 1/2 tsp
Onions - 2 medium, chopped fine
Ginger garlic paste - 2 tsp
Tomatoes - 3 big, pureed
Peas - 1/4 cup, boiled
Red chilli powder - 1 tsp
Garam masala - 2 tsp
Salt - to taste
Oil - 3 tsp + 2 tsp
How I Made It:
1. Heat 3 tsp oil in a pan and fry the chopped cauliflower till its semi-fried and golden brown.
2. Simultaneously, boil the peas till its cooked. Keep both aside.
3. Heat the 2 tsp oil in a pan and fry the onions till golden brown. Add the red chilli powder and the garam masala and fry for a minute.
4. Now add the ginger garlic paste and fry for another 30 seconds.
5. Add the pureed tomatoes and the peas. Mix well.
6. Now add the fried cauliflower and mix again till the moisture from the tomatoes leaves the curry.
7. Add salt and remove from fire when the curry is thick enough and the ingredients have blended perfectly.
8. Garnish with freshly chopped cilantro.
We had it with rice but next time I intend to make it as a side to chappathis. It was really yummy!
















Nags, that photo looks like the cover of some glossy cookbook!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful :-)
ReplyDeleteEven I too thought it was the cover of a cookbook..Looks really delicious..bookmarked!
ReplyDeleteGobi Kheema is just picture perfect... and the new look of the blog which I have noticed only today, is very good :)
ReplyDeleteNice recipe and nice photo
ReplyDeleteYeah i agree with sra your picture look like a frong page of a cooking book and it is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove thecurry with gobi
Excellent...I, too thought that was the cover of a real cookbook!
ReplyDeleteyes, the photo looks like a cover of a cook book. Dish looks delicious & new look of your blog is tooo good,
ReplyDeletei spend a lot of time on my pics and to get good feedback makes my day. thank you so much, to each and every one of you who liked this pic and the recipe :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks very tasty.... We've been exploring ways to enjoy cauliflower (with mixed success, I must say) and this looks like it would help a lot.
ReplyDeleteNags, I love cauliflower and this recipe sounds intensely flavorful with all those lovely spices you've used. Beautiful picture too.
ReplyDeletedelicious curry, Nags! the pic is awesome.
ReplyDeletethe next time i buy gobi, i'll try this.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you liked the dish Nags. Don't know about Sugs' but my photo pales in comparison to yours!
ReplyDeleteawesome pic!
ReplyDeletenice recipe & nice pic
ReplyDeleteNags the pic is beautiful and like Sra says, it does look like a coverpage of some very nice cookbook!! :) Sure it tasted gr8 too
ReplyDeletepics looks yummmmmmmmmmmmm.....
ReplyDeleteTemplate is wonderful too :)
Oh, that looks GOOD! I must say, your picture is as amazing as the other two!
ReplyDeletefried gobi?? wow, that's neat! and the pic looks really pretty Nags! what do u keep cribbing for?!:)
ReplyDeleteThat does look like the cover of a cookbook!!! Great picture... :)
ReplyDeleteYay! You made it :). Nags, I love what I am seeing here. Way to go with the layout. Have a nice time with your family.
ReplyDeleteNow you're going to spread the word further by the beautiful pictures! Lovely picture & great recipe nags. Way to go!!
ReplyDeleteI came here..did a double take..checked the link..checked to see if it was really you! Whoa girl...special something is doing its magic I guess...new look,new 'situation', new cookbook style photography ..hehe ( I dunno if u have seen this painter wala ad in Tamil..may be in all southi lang! anyways ). Your photography is awesome! I like everything I see :) keep it up gal...
ReplyDeleteI agree with DK. theres something thats doing its magic.. I already see that 'kalai' in u and ur pics..:D the pic looks amazing Nags and u are blogging even now???.. I mean u have just a few day s of 'freedom' girl!!.. :D... Hope u are having a blast with ur family back home!.
ReplyDeleteSiri
Awesome, amazing pic, Nags!! So, now you're showing your kalai, too?! The dish sounds awesome! :)
ReplyDeleteI am really loving your pics, Nags. They look like stuff out of a magazine!
ReplyDeleteI am all for the pic..very beautiful...like in a pro cookbook :)
ReplyDeleteNags one beautiful photo here it should be on a magazine :)
ReplyDeleteRosie x
I have the same comment of Sra's.. photo looks like a cookbook's cover! :)
ReplyDeletehi thanks i love cauliflower but did not have varieties of recipes i tried this yesterday and it turned out YUM, only thing that confused me during making was when to do put bay leaves and cumin seeds you did not mention in making. i later added it to the fried masala and instead put jeera powder
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