Thursday, 22 September 2011

Black & white Wednesday with Cauliflower in Tomato Gravy

Cauliflower one veggie we make often!  The versatility of the veggie is such that it can   be made into a quick stir fry for chapatti& rice, or fried for a snack or make into a pickle with a slight shift in ingredients. Each has its own charm, Own following!!

So when Priyaof Mharo Rajasthan's Recipes, announced the veggie of the month as cauliflower to be hosted by Tiffincarriersantiques.blogspot.com I knew I would be sending my entry here.

I would like to send this entry that my SIL &  I had long long ago copied from somewhere.

Ingredients:

 1 medium sized Cauliflower cut in bite size florets
Oil for frying

 For the Gravy:
2 big or 3 medium sized onions
3-4 tomatoes
6 flakes garlic
1”piece of ginger
½ tsp Coriander powder
½ tsp cumin powder
½ tsp amchur powder
½ tsp turmeric
1 tsp chilli powder
½ tsp garam masala
½ tsp pav bhaji masala
½ cup milk(for low fat version else use fresh  cream)
 A few springs of coriander

Method:

1.    Soak the cauliflower in water and salt for about 10 minutes.
2.   Drain it and with a little water and salt cover with a lid and par boil the cauliflower. Say about 5 minutes or till you get the aroma of boiled cauliflower. (2 minutes in the microwave).
3.   Drain the cauliflower, reserve the water and dry the florets on kitchen napkin.
4.   Heat the oil and deep fry the florets till golden brown, drain. Keep aside.
5.   As you are frying grind the onion pieces in the mixer with garlic, ginger and the coriander leaves.
6.   In a separate kadhai/wok with a little oil fry the ground onion till the raw smell goes. Now add the crushed tomatoes. Stir fry till the water evaporates and the oil starts coming out.
7.   Add all the dry masala and fry till you get a nice aroma.
8.   Now add the cauliflower, stir. Add the milk. Adjust the seasonings use some of the reserved water for adjusting the thickness of the gravy.
9.    Bring to a boil. Garnish with chopped coriander.
10.  Serve with chapatti, naan.


   
Linking this to Black & White Wednesday too!



Monday, 19 September 2011

Virgin Mojito



The other day we visited KFC. We means my younger daughter and me. She loves some popcorn chicken and hot wings for a drink she wanted  Virgin Mojito!


I did not mind paying for the chicken but the drink it was a rip off! 60 bucks!! 

Saturday, 17 September 2011

Addendum to The LGSS`Capsicum or Bell Peppers

 I am  terribly sorry I for got one entry sent by Amy for the series round-up.  My only excuse is that it got buried under the mail I keep receiving! Sorry Amy!

Here is Amy's wonderful bell pepper recipe. She has called it Stuffed Malu Miris . In case you have not visited her please do vist her at Food Corner for delicious Sri Lankan recipes.

Amy my dear,once again  I am sorry I missed you out. Please accept my apologies. As a token of my appreciation please accept this awards. Please do display it on  your page. 

In case anyone is wondering what this picture is its stuffed capsicum. Stuffed with fried rice. Looks very pretty does it not but was outright rejected by all in my family so I did not post it.


Archana

Sev Batata Poori


Who does not like chaat?

 We have saying in Kannada which says, “Bhina Ruche Janaha” This means different people have different tastes. So there is one person who I know does not like chaat. Thankfully in my family we all love them.
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