Hubby loves gobi 65 and it is his constant order in restaurants for starters. Though I am not a starter person I have it once in a while. For low fat version of gobi 65 check the grilled gobi 65 post. I like gobi manchurian more than gobi 65 :)

Gobi 65 Recipe - Ingredients
- Cauliflower - 25 medium sized florets
- Maida - 1.5 tbsp
- Corn flour - 1.5 tbsp
- Thick curd - 1 tbsp
- Red color - a pinch (optional)
- Garam masala powder - 1/2 tsp
- Red chilli powder - 1 tsp
- Ginger garlic paste - 1 tsp
- Curry leaves - few
- Raw Onion Slices - 2 to 3
- Salt - as required
- Oil - to deep fry

Method:
1.Cut cauliflower into small bite sized pieces. Allow it to boil in water with little salt.Make sure to only to half cook cauliflower(it should be firm enough to bite). Drain water completely and set aside.In a mixing bowl, add cornflour, curd, ginger garlic paste, salt, red chilli powder, garam masala powder.

2.Mix well until a semi runny paste is formed( sprinkle little water if needed.)
Add the cooked cauliflower florets and marinate it for 15-20 mins until the gobis are coated well with the batter.Heat oil in a kadai, deep fry the gobis.

3.Fry until crisp and golden brown. Finally fry curry leaves and fry until crisp.


My Notes:
- You can also fry greenchillies with curry leaves and garnish it.
- Make sure the batter is slightly pastey with running consistency else it will not stick to the cauliflower.
- You can even fry cauliflower without cooking but I prefer parboiling for the batter to coat well.

I am sure kids will love this as its crispy and yummy. Its a easy to cook starter especially for guests lunch or dinner. We make gobi manchurian more often than this.

















I love gobi 65..My favorite snack of all time..urs looks so crispy and yummy
ReplyDeleteLooks very crispy and we all love it and make very often :)
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Very inviting... yet another gobi 65 in the blogosphere... I m getting more determined to make them !!
ReplyDeleteLove anything in 65 non and veg and this gobi one looks cruspy delicious.
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ReplyDeleteI love this too... perfect starter!
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Yummy. I don't order starters either but my hubby does and then I munch along :).
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looks super and yummy.nice clicks.
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I never understood the difference in Gobi 65 & Gobi Manchurian! I thought they looked similar, reddish-brownish in color?
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy and awesome. would luv to have it
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looks super crisp and awesome...i do the same with chicken with garam masala addition:)
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quick n luvly starter...urs look absolutely perfect delicious..
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yummy dish.. and good snack for this winter season ....
ReplyDeleteGobi 65 looks wonderful....A perfect starter....
ReplyDeleteAll time favorite one..looks absolute crisp and yumm:)
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering here,simply inviting and delicious.
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ReplyDeleteVery crispy starter, we all love Gobi 65 :)
ReplyDeletelooks nice and crisy..i somehow thought gobi 65 was a dry version of manchurian..whatever, this looks good!
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Nisha S : Gobi 65 is totally a dry version and gobi manchurian is mostly saucy but sometimes made in a semidry way too. Gobi 65 added to the sauce becomes gobi manchurian :)
ReplyDeleteGobi 65 looks awesome.
ReplyDeletevery delicious starter...looks superb,crisp n yummy
ReplyDeleteSharmi,Can we add rice powder/besan instead of maida?would that give the same crispyness?
ReplyDeleteSimply superb..
ReplyDeleteYummy gobi 65..I am gonna try this soon
ReplyDeleteI somehow do not like gobi-65 but love love love gobi manchurian a lot. but you picture is making me drool.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the reply!! :)
looks so tempting and inviting..loved it :)
ReplyDeleteWhat is thick curd? Ricotta cheese?
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@Ali : It is just curd that is thick or you can hung the curd in a thin cloth for sometime to drain the excess water to get hung curd which can also be used.
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ReplyDeleteSprinking it with a pinch of pepper makes it taste even better :)
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ReplyDeletei am cooking it today :) hope it turns out just like the way it looks here :)
ReplyDeletetried this today...my husband liked it lot...very crunchy:)thanks:)
ReplyDeleteMe and my husband loved this recipe like anything :)
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