Gobi / Cauliflower Masala is one of my favs...I wanted to try it this way after watching a TV show and finally gave a try and hubby loved it so much. Adding cream and kasoori methi gives it a restaurant kind of flavour, am sure you will agree with me after tasting this. Mittu loves gobi 65 and is slowly starting to taste gravy kinds too so this recipe is a winner at home.

Gobi Masala Recipe - IngredientsServes: 2Cooking & Prep Time: 40 mins
Cauliflower - 1 medium sized (cut into bite sized florets)
Onion - 1 chopped finely
Ginger garlic paste - 1 tsp
Tomato puree - 3/4 cup(from 2 tomatoes)
Kashmiri Red Chilli powder - 1 tsp
Garam masala powder - 1/4 tsp
Coriander powder - 1/2 tsp
Milk + Cream -1/4 cup
Kasoori Methi - 1/4 tsp
Coriander leaves - just to garnish
Salt - to taste
To temper:
Oil - 1 tsp
Shahi Jeera - 1/2 tsp
Cinnamon - 1/4 inch piece
Cloves - 2
Cardamom - 1
Green chillies - 1 chopped finely

Method:
1.Cook cauliflower with little salt until soft but not too mushy(may be parboiling is ok too),Drain water and set aside.Heat oil in a pan - add the items under 'to temper' allow it to crackle. Then add ginger garlic paste, onion and green chillies saute till golden brown.


3.Then add cream+milk and mix well. Allow it to boil for few mins in low flame.Make sure you simmer after milk is added and keep stirring continuously to avoid curdling.

Serve hot with rotis or pulao or even plain steamed rice.
My Notes:- For a more richer creamier version add fully cream and skip milk.
- If you parboil cauliflower then while adding add 1/4 cup water and allow it to cook well.
- Adding kasoori methi gives a nice flavour so dont skip it.
- You can make it even more dry gravy kind too.
















I am hungry now and that is making me drool!! what an awesome combo..dreaming of it now!
ReplyDeletesuch a colourful masala will try it soon .yesterday i tried ur vengaya vadaga chutney really its super hit and my kids stuck to it.
ReplyDeletevery very delicious n appealing...
ReplyDeletelooks yummy and love the color
ReplyDeletei love the colour of the masala.
ReplyDeleteYummy masala. Perfect with rotis.
ReplyDeleteVardhini
Event: Sweet Luv - 2013
lovely gravy color. do check out my space too.
ReplyDeletelove the creamy gravy...so very restaurant like..yum
ReplyDeletesuper yummy...happy to follow u
ReplyDeleteSimply too yummyy!!!!
ReplyDeletePrathima Rao
Prats Corner
Love the color of this dish.....
ReplyDeletei make it the same way. i add more cream and avoid milk.. btw lovely clicks..:)
ReplyDeleteGravy looks creamy and delicious.I think the base recipe can be adapted to one's choice for several different additions.Got to try.
ReplyDeletelovely color sharmi ! esp with rice :) wow
ReplyDeleteDelicious!
ReplyDeleteLovely clicks! Happy valentine day!
ReplyDeleteIt is middle of the night here & am hungry after seeing this. I want to have them all by myself :p
ReplyDeletelooks creamy n appetizing..
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it's looking very yummy...
ReplyDeleteCan v use normal chilli per instead Kashmiri pls
ReplyDeleteYes you can use normal chilli powder itself...I added kashmiri chilli powder for the bright red color :)
DeleteThanks sharmi
Deletelooks yummy and very very delectable...
ReplyDeleteShobha
Good effort as always! It tasted great since I made the effort only after seeing this recipe of gobhi. Naveen
ReplyDeleteHi Sharmi..
ReplyDeleteCan i add coconut milk..? instead of cream n ordinary milk..?
You can but it will sure change the flavour of the gravy
DeleteHi Sharmi, I am a regular patron of your blogsite now. Have tried many many recipes from your blogs, and all have come out super successful!! This is another intriguing recipe that I want to try out soon.
ReplyDeleteI have one question for you. When you say cook the gobi with salt, do I need to cook it with lots of oil?
Very nice presentation complete with note and pictures. This gives a step by step information and is easy to understand.
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