Yet another easy peasy recipe. Actually I was planning on making something else and hence fried the gobi (cauliflower) but somehow time did not permit and I was left with fried gobi. So instead of waiting to make my originally thought of dish I took a detour and this quick and simple yet amazingly tasty recipe out of the fried gobi sitting on my kitchen counter. I admit it was a bit time taking (due the deep frying of the gobi) but the taste at the end was too delicious that on demand I had to make it the very next week again!!
- Cauliflower - 1 big
- Onion - 2-3 medium sized
- Green chilly - 2-3
- Oil - for deep frying
- Turmeric powder - 1/2 tsp
- Tawa fry masala powder - 1 Tbsp
- Salt - to taste
How I made it :
- Cut the cauliflower into small to medium sized pieces.
- Wash and clean those cut cauliflower pieces nicely. Let it dry on its own for some time and let all the water drain out.
- Heat oil in a deep pan for frying. By now the cauliflower must have dried also.
- Deep fry the cauliflower in the hot oil, in batches, keeping the heat on medium to high.
- Set aside all the fried gobi on a flat plate.
- Once all the gobi has been deep fried, take another wok / kadhai and heat it.
- Drain out the oil from the plate where you put the fried gobi onto the wok you just put on stove.
- Slice the onion into thin long pieces. Chop the green chilly.
- Once the oil is warm add the cut onions and the green chilly and fry them for 3-5 minutes on medium-high heat. The onion needs to be crunchy.
- Add in the fried gobi and toss it well.
- Now add turmeric powder, the vegetable tawa fry masala powder and salt to taste.
- Mix well. We need not cook the gobi for long on the wok as we want the pieces to be intact and crunchy.
- So about five minutes in total for the gobi on the wok on medium-high heat and we are done with this delicious dish. This five minutes will let the masala powder sink into the gobi pieces.
We ate with garma-garam (hot) phulka (Indian wheat bread)..And everyone just loved it!!!
Well you could serve it as a starter dish too...
Note:
- I use the Tawa Fry Masala made by MDH company.
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