This recipe is in my hand written cookbook,which I had written before my marriage.So I don't know the source of this recipe...but It comes out really nice. While you cook this, your family and even neighbours will ask you what you are cooking! That much flavourful, spicy kurma recipe.
Ingredients:
Ingredients:
| Cauliflower | 1 big flower |
| Onion | 1 nos |
| Tomatoes | 2 nos |
| Green Peas(I used Frozen) | 1/4 cup |
| Turmeric powder | 1/4 teaspoon |
| Oil | 3 tblsp/as needed |
| Salt | As needed |
For Grinding:
| Coconut | 4 tblsp |
| cashew | 5 nos. |
| onion | 1 chopped |
| Fried gram dal or Peanuts | 1 tblsp |
| Garlic | 4 flakes |
| Elachi | 2 nos. |
| cinnamon | 1/2 inch piece |
| cloves | 2 nos. |
| Green chillies | 3 nos. |
| Red chillies | 3 nos. |
| Dry coriander seeds | 1 tsp |

Method:
- Cut onion lengthwise and finely chop tomatoes.
- Grind all the ingredients under "to Grind" table,to a smooth paste and keep a side.

- Split cauliflower into required sized pieces and boil it with green peas in salt,turmeric added water,till 3/4th done and keep aside.
- Heat a kadai with oil and fry onions to golden brown and then add chopped tomatoes and salt.


- After the tomatoes get mushy, add the ground paste and fry in a low flame, till oil leaves the sides of the pan and raw smell disappears.
- Add cauliflower and cooked green peas and fry for a minute .
- Add required water and bring it to boil and cook in low flame for 2-3 minutes.









Bookmarked..loved the looks of thedish, the step wise pics n final dish..oooh am longing to have it right now! :D tks a ton for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteThanx for the fast response Purnima:))
ReplyDeletei make it exactly the same except for the pottukadalai :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Dusshera to You and your family !!!
ReplyDeleteLovely and fabulous Korma
amazing pic the last one with the chapathis.. wish I could grab the plate and eat that for dinner:-) awesome recipe..
ReplyDeleteNice ,awesome recipe...amazing pic..looks yum.
ReplyDeleteHappy Dusshera to You and your family !!
The first thing that drew me to your recipe was those rotis! They look sooooo soft! Of course the kurma is the highlight, but can't seem to take my eyes off the rotis!
ReplyDeleteLovely koorma...
ReplyDeletethe pictorial looks great, happy dassera to you and your family!
ReplyDeleteWiw this looks creamy and delicious.
ReplyDeleteMy hubby and daughter don't like cauliflower so i think i will just make it with peas alone
wow, korma is just fabulous. I love the ingredients used for the masala. Never tried masala with this combo. Bookmarked to try. Stunning pics too.
ReplyDeleteReg. my Goli Baje recipe, yes you may use ginger paste too. I used powder as I don't have paste or fresh ginger on hand. Or you can totally omit ginger and make these. It won't make any difference. Hope this clarifies your doubt?
Looks delicious.I have all the ingredient on hand will try and let you knw.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Uma:)
ReplyDeletehi Rajes, enjoyed looking at ur recipes.ur kurma certainly looks yummy the the step-by-step pics looks great. like shreya & anudivya mentioned, those chapatis r to die for.
ReplyDeletelovely looking kurma. nice pics.
ReplyDeleteThat looks perfect.. I've made this too and we love it.
ReplyDeleteNice korma, ur chapatis look extra soft and welcoming.... Thanks for the nice picture. Its yummy !!!
ReplyDeletethanks for trying out Goli Baje! glad you liked it.
ReplyDeleteNever tried out this combo. Looks simply awesome.
ReplyDeleteHmmm yummy korma. Can't wait to try it. the pic with the korma and chapatis has made me hungry already.
ReplyDeletelooks just yummy
ReplyDeleteKorma looks awesome.. I make it similarly and I just love the fact that its such a universal dish that can pair up with rotis, idlis and rice too! good one..
ReplyDeleteKorma looking delicious and nice step by step recipe..gud one dear
ReplyDeleteKorma looks delicious Raks! Im making this very soon when i get cauliflower from the grocery:)
ReplyDeletethe pic looks so fantastic....loved it at first look....read ur MEME raji....
ReplyDeletenice delicious looking korma. pics make it even more clear. will try making when I buy cauli:)
ReplyDeleteKorma has come out very well. My mom makes it in a very similar fashion.
ReplyDeleteHi,I tried this korma and it was very nice.Thanks for sharing this recipe.
ReplyDeletewoww korma looks deleciousssss
ReplyDeleteHave sth for u in my blog........
ReplyDeleteDo check it out......
korma looks great... the color looks lovely. The chillies i use doesnt add much color and so now i add chilli powder instead.
ReplyDeleteHi recently visited your blog,you have good collection of recipes.
ReplyDeleteTried your Cauliflower Peas Korma came out well. Shared the recipe with my friends too..Planning to try your parupu urundai kuzhambu.
Thanks for sharing the recipe
Manju
Thanks so much Manju :)
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteI tried this receipe of yours..it was very tasty..thanks..:)
hey...every morning i read ur blog to dig out recipes....and I made the peas cauli korma today.....AWESOME.....it has turned out really well....THANKS..BIG THANKS....btw ur blog is already bookmarked ;)...VIDHYA
ReplyDeleteloved the pic with puris- must have tasted swell
ReplyDelete