Ganga -Gomti is the title of my blog because my cooking is the reflection of the cuisine of eastern Uttar-Pradesh.My mom's journey from Ballia to Lucknow is reflected in her cooking and Ballia is a small city situated on the banks of holy river Ganga while Lucknow is the capital city of U.P. situated on the banks of river Gomti.Now I live in Chicago which is on the banks of mighty Lake Michigan,still the influence of Ganga-Gomti cuisine is predominant in my cooking even today!
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Gobhi Aalu Shorbedar
Gobhi Aalu Shorbedar
Shorbedar gobhi aalu or cauliflower potato in gravy is a very delicious side dish of Uttar- Pradesh,India. Usually I have noticed that in other parts of India, people generally do not know that gobhi can be cooked in gravy, they prepare bhuna masala or latpata. We have many dishes that are made with gobhi and especially in Indian winters,when the flavor of gobhi is exotic,this sabzi with rice,dal and roti is beyond comparison.
Ingredients:
Gobhi-1
Aalu-2-3
Tomato-1
Cilantro-5-6 sprigs
Onion-1+1/2
Garlic-3 cloves
Bay leaf-1
Oil
Salt
Red chilli powder-2 tsp.
Kashmiri chilli powder-1 tsp.
Coriander powder-1 tsp.
Turmeric powder-1/4 tsp.
Garam masala powder ( I use freshly ground 1 black cardamom,3 green cardamom,mace1/4,cinnamon 1/4 ",black pepper 4,cloves2)
Water- about 1/2 cup
Procedure:
Cut potatoes and cauliflower in cubes.
Make Onion-garlic paste.
Heat oil in a pan and shallow fry aalu gobhi.
Heat oil in a cooker or kadai and add thinly sliced half onion and bay leaf.
When onion is pink,add onion- garlic masala with red chilli powder,coriander powder,turmeric powder and salt.
Bhuno till oil starts separating.
Add gobhi aalu and stir for a minute.
Add water for gravy and close the lid.cook till one whistle.
Open the lid after about 3-4 minutes and add tomato cubes.
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