Aloo Gobi (Dry)
ALOO GOBI
Ingredients:
Cauliflower - 1, cut into florets & washed.
Potatoes - 2 to 3, medium, cut into medium cubes
Onion - 1, sliced thinly
Red Chilli powder - 1 tsp
Turmeric powder - 1/4 tsp
Coriander powder - 1/2 tsp
Cumin powder - 1/2 tsp
Garam Masala - half to 1 tsp
Salt - to taste
Cumin seeds - half tsp
Oil - 1 to 2 tbsp, as required
Method:
1) In a wide pan, heat oil and add cumin seeds, followed by onions and fry till brown.
2) Mix all the masala powders & salt with a bit of oil to make a paste and add this to the onions and saute for a few seconds.
3) Add the cauliflower and potato pieces and stir until uniformly coated with spices.
4) Sprinkle a few drops of water, cover and allow to cook on a medium flame until they are tender, stirring occassionally / tossing until golden brown.
5) Garnish with coriander leaves, if desired, and serve with warm rotis.
i love this combination..its a comfort food for me..
ReplyDeletereally that combination is wonderful. dry version of this combination is new to me.
ReplyDeleteThey look brown and so delicious, ideal combination with rasam for me :)
ReplyDeleteCan never resist Aloo Gobi, cook it atleast once every week and does not hurt that the whole family loves it. I avoid the tomatoes as well makes it a bit mushy.
ReplyDeleteCan never resist Aloo Gobi, cook it atleast once every week and does not hurt that the whole family loves it. I avoid the tomatoes as well makes it a bit mushy.
ReplyDeletelovely combo......yummy
ReplyDeleteLooks so good,never made before,should try sometime!
ReplyDeletethis goes well with paranthas,...looks so yum,..
ReplyDeleteNice simple recipe, and I'd love this with rice.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my fave curries, looks delicious !
ReplyDeleteThat looks awesome lavanya! Nice recipe to try!
ReplyDeleteMmm I can imagine how good those crispy potatoes must taste, with all that spice...yummy!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds wonderful, thank you for sharing your recipe! I adore Indian food :)
ReplyDeletewish you a happy 2009, dear lavanya.
ReplyDeletecauliflower looks nicely roasted and crunchy.. just the way i love.
ReplyDeleteAloo gobi- it's one of my favorite North Indian sabzis. It goes so well with a a plain & simple dal.
ReplyDeleteI remember making your pan-roasted gobi sometime back. That was good too.:D
Looks so crunchy Lavanya..Perfect for sambar and rasam..
ReplyDeleteAloo Gobi is my husband's favorite, but I do add in the tomatoes cuz he does not like it very dry ..
ReplyDeleteDry curries are always my favorite Laavanya.Looks great. Happy new year. Viji
ReplyDeletemy fav. curry with rotis. looks so yummy! Happy holidays.
ReplyDeleteHmm i love dry aloo gobi, great with rasam rice.I ve been on short vaca and missed ur lovely post!
ReplyDeletewow very much inviting.missed ur posts as i went to india for vacation.reading one by one. as usual u rock
ReplyDeleteI would love to try this looks so yummy :)
ReplyDeleteThe sukhi gobi aloo looks delicious! Got back from india a few days ago and am trying to catch up with everybody's posts :)
ReplyDeleteBealted New year and Sankranthi wishes to you/