I like trying out any different curry I taste while dining out. Most of the time I Succeed by making the gravy of the same taste. One such is this Tandoori Gobi Butter Masala. We had this with Naan in a local restaurant here in UAE n we really liked it. Never had Tandoori Gobi masala all we have had is Butter chicken or paneer Butter masala. This was completely new. Tandoori Gobi n rich n smooth sauce. The first time I prepared I grilled the gobi but yesterday I was a bit lazy to take out my grill so I Grilled them on stove top.
Very easy to prepare n yet tasty too. You can alter any items in the dish but not the kasuri methi, it adds to the perfect flavour n taste. I've used Cashew n Almond paste, You can substitute with thick cream also.
Sending this delicious dish to Suma's Side dishes from India and to Think Spice- Think Fenugreek guest hosted by Priya mitharwal event by Sunita
You need:
For Tandoori Gobi:
Cauliflower Florets 2- 2 1/2 cup
Besan flour 2 1/2tbsp
Chilli powder 1tsp
Ginger garlic paste 1tsp
Kashmiri Chilli powder 1tsp
Jeera powder 1/2tsp
Lemon juice 1/2tsp
Red food Colouring few drops
Salt
Thick Curd 2-3tbsp
Butter 25gms
Oil 1tsp
For Gravy:
Onion (large) 1nos
Tomato (medium) 2nos
Red /green bell pepper 2tbsp(finely chopped)
Ginger garlic paste 1tbsp
Cashew 15nos
Almonds 8nos
Milk 1/2cup
Chilli powder 1/2tbsp
Kashmiri Chilli powder 1/2tsp
Jeera powder 1/2tsp
Kasuri methi 1/2tbsp
Red food Colouring
Salt
Butter 25gms
Oil 1tbsp
Preparation:
Tandoori Gobi:
Clean the florets n mix in the rest of the ingredients except oil n butter. Marinate them for half n hour.
You can either Grill them by brushing buttter on top or heat a pan add the butter n oil, place the florets n cook for 10-15 minutes till they are well cooked.
Butter Masala:
Grind the onion n tomatoes seperately. Grind the cashew n almonds together to a fine paste with milk
Heat oil in a kadai n add the onion paste fry till they are almost brown in colour add the ginger garlic paste n red bell pepper fry for a few more minutes. Add the tomato paste n the masalas n fry till the oil seperates.
Remove from heat n grind them again to a fine paste.
Return to heat n add the cashew n almond paste food colouring n salt n kasuri methi . to it add 1/2cup water n give a good boil. add the tandoori florets n cook for few more mintes.
Serve hot with any flat bread.
That sounds very interesting, must have tasted delicious. Nice veggie option.
ReplyDeleteWow this can easily give a run to any non veg recipe. The gravy looks rich and thick. I'm sure it tasted good also.
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Looks n delicious...nice gravy
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ReplyDeleteVery rich and thick gravy.
ReplyDeletegobi masala looks so yummy n inviting ...book marked .love to try this soon
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Hey Niloufer.. that curry looks really good. One such yummy curry can make the entire meal seem like a feast. Will keep in mind for next time I get cauliflower.
ReplyDeletelove this tandoori dishes..I am yet to try something like this at home..looks perfect..yumm
ReplyDeleteYummy colour
ReplyDeleteGravy looks delicious. Nice one.
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ReplyDeletethats a delicious side for roti.. tandoori gobi sure give more taste to the dish. good one
ReplyDeleteA mouthwatering dish... The gravy looks irresistible!
ReplyDeleteWoww wat a rich looking and droolworthy butter masala, looks toooo delicious..
ReplyDeleteseeing this dish for the first time ... yummy and tempting :0
ReplyDeletewill surely give a try .. Thanks for a mouth watering recipe :)
Must have tasted great.Looks so rich and delicious!!!
ReplyDeleteReally sounds delicious in that rich base.
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Rich gravy,a flavorful gobi dish :)
ReplyDeleteGravy looks creamy and delicious. Love it.
ReplyDeleteLooks so creamy and delicious curry..
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The name of the dish is first of all, very tempting, and the dish looks delish!
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looks so awesome. Yummmmm :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful masala, can't wait to see if I can have the same success upon making it.
ReplyDeletei tried this at home in new zealand n its jus like restaurant quality!perfect !! thank you for the wonderful recipe!
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