Monday, September 7, 2009

Aloo Gobi and Awards

Ingredients:
  • Cumin powder 1 spoon
  • 2 green chili's
  • turmeric pinch
  • 2 spoon coriander powder
  • salt to taste
  •  1 spoon garam masala powder
  • 1 spoon masala powder
  • curry leaves
  • fresh cilantro
  • one small cauliflower, chopped into florets
  • 5 small chopped potatoes
  • ginger/garlic paste
Method:
  1. mix all the spices together in a bowl with canola oil
  2. then heat a little more oil add chili, curry leaves and cumin seeds
  3. then add the paste to the oil, with the potato and cauliflower and stir fry
  4. add some water, cover for cook for 10 min, checking to make sure its not sticking and add more water as need
  5. add some fresh cilantro, this is a very important ingredient to give it a fresh taste
  6. cover until the potato and cauliflower are soft then add more fresh cilantro to garnish
I made this yesterday it was delicious, we ate it with fresh homemade chapatti's.








I just got two awards wow, great way to start a new week, the first one is a heartfelt award from Sophie of Sophie's foodiefiles
she is in Belgium, and cooks delicious food you will really enjoy her blog.
Also one from  Foodie with Little Thyme a lovely Mom with 3 little one's, now I know why her blog is called this. Gave me lovely blog award.  

Thank you so much ladies, its so sweet of you I want to give you both a friends award, here's to good blogging friends from around the globe.



have a lovely holiday monday 

Love

26 comments:

  1. Ooo...yum! The veggies look so yummy and congratulations again & again & again...he he! Have a great day!

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  2. Aloo Gobi sounds super delicious!
    Congratulations on your awards dear..keep rocking!

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  3. Aloo gobi looks so delicious. It must have tasted superb with fresh chapati/roti. And congrats on your awards :)

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  4. Yum, that looks great. Indian food is my favorite cuisine of all time. Probably because I am a vegetarian and it gives me so many options. My fave dish is matar paneer. Have a good one!

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  5. my little space: thanks so much appreciate it
    Parita: thanks
    Faiza: thank u
    Melinda: oh you will to try this recipe then lol

    Rebecca

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  6. Cauliflowers are good....in China, it's called the doctor of poor men. I love them in every single way.

    Thanks, Rebecca.

    Angie's Recipes

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  7. Congrats on the awards.

    I haven't had aloo gobi in a long time. I used to order that from my favorite restaurant all the time. I'm beginning to have a craving for it actually.

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  8. Looks very tasty Rebecca. Congrats on all the awards.

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  9. Angie: thanks angie lovely veggie isn't it
    Jenn: oh you will have to try out the recipe lol, and thanks
    Janice; thanks

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  10. Wow, this looks AMAZING! Where did you find the chapatti or did you make it?

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  11. The dish sounds delicious!

    Congrats on the awards! :)

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  12. I'm always on the lookout for a new way to serve cauliflower! This sounds so good.

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  13. Congratulations on your awards! The aloo gobi looks great. It's one of my dad's favorite dishes.

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  14. simply life: i made the chappati its on my blog, http://www.chowandchatter.com/2009/05/homemade-chapattis.html
    Andrea: thanks
    Linda: oh you will love it and simple too
    Palidor your dad has good taste lol

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  15. Congrats on your award! And yummy the Aloo Gobi looks delicious!

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  16. Congrats on your awards, sweetie!! This dish sounds amazing...I love all the ethnic dishes you post and I wish I was there to dive into each one!!! :D

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  17. This dish sounds wonderful and I've never had it before.
    Congratulations on the awards - very deserving.
    Sam

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  18. I love the name of cauliflower- gobi. I like to say it. And I do so like to eat it. Looks good.

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  19. girlichef: thanks so much, come on over i love your mexican dishes yummy
    Sam: thanks
    Lori: i know gobi like gob!! h he

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  20. Another great dish--looks delicious! Congrats on the awards.

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  21. Fantastic you prepare Indian dishes from scratch esp. chipati (I get frozen ones). Congrats getting awards, you deserve them.

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  22. Ever since I started my food blog - itistasyma- I have been scouring the net for some food blogs which would of interest to me. I was thrilled and surprised to find Aloo Gobi on your blog.I will definitely be coming back to check out more of your Indian recipes.

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  23. This is one of my favorite Indian dishes - can't wait to try it!

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  24. This is one of my favorite Indian dishes - can't wait to try it!

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