A NO ONION,NO GARLIC RECIPE
The original recipe uses broccoli,since me and my hubby don't like broccoli,I tried with cauliflower.. I liked this recipe when I tasted first time at Sangeeta’s house,though she had made with broccoli…I asked her the recipe,but she was not able to give that time…Since she told me the recipe source,I just got the cookbook from Library ..
For Gravy
I dint add cream,just added milk… It was really yummy ,just melt in ur mouth,my kid loved and enjoyed thoroughly!!I am trying no onoin no garlic recipe for the first time and totally satisfied with the taste!
Notes:
The original recipe uses broccoli,since me and my hubby don't like broccoli,I tried with cauliflower.. I liked this recipe when I tasted first time at Sangeeta’s house,though she had made with broccoli…I asked her the recipe,but she was not able to give that time…Since she told me the recipe source,I just got the cookbook from Library ..
Ingredients
For Kofta:| Cauliflower,grated | 1 & 1/2 to 2 cups |
| Potatoes | 3 nos.,boiled & Mashed |
| Cornflour | 1 & 1/2 tblsp |
| Garam masala | 1/4 tsp |
| Chat masala | 1/4 tsp |
| Pepper powder | 1/4 tsp |
| Baking powder | 1 pinch |
| Salt | As needed(3/4 tsp) |
| Oil | For deep frying |
| Cheese stick | 1, Cut into 8 |
For Gravy
| Tomato puree | 1 cup |
| Oil/Ghee | 2 tsp |
| Jeera/Cumin seed | 1 tsp |
| Ginger chopped | 1 tsp |
| GInger paste | 1 tsp |
| Garam masala Powder | 1/2 tsp |
| Red chilli powder | 1/2 tsp |
| Coriander powder | 1 & 1/2 tsp |
| Salt | As needed |
| Coriander leaves,chopped | 4 tbslp |
| Milk | 1 cup |
| Cream | 1/4 cup |
Method:
- Pressure cook the potatoes,peel the skin off and mash them well. Make sure there's no water.
- Heat a pan with a tsp of oil and fry the grated cauliflower. Cook covered in low flame for 4-5 minutes.
- Mix mashed potatoes,cooked cauliflower,corn flour,pepper,salt,garam masala powder and baking powder.
- Make small balls,by keeping the cheese cubes inside as shown in the picture.
- Deep fry in medium flame till golden brown and keep aside.
- For gravy,heat a pan with oil and splutter the jeera,add the chopped ginger and ginger paste. Add the tomato puree.
- Add garam masala,red chilli,coriander powders along with salt and fry well untill all the water evaporates.
- Again,add little water to make it to a thick gravy and add the coriander leaves and simmer for another 4-5 minutes.Cool down.
- Add milk and cream and mix well,in low flame. Add the koftas and when it is about to boil,switch off the stove.
I dint add cream,just added milk… It was really yummy ,just melt in ur mouth,my kid loved and enjoyed thoroughly!!I am trying no onoin no garlic recipe for the first time and totally satisfied with the taste!
Notes:
FOR LOW FAT VERSION:
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WOw the curry looks very inviting.Love the stuffing.Nice recipe.
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http://ensamayalarangam.blogspot.com
Lipsmacking and awesome. Would like to have it right now
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http://www.superyummyrecipes.com
looks very tempting raji. my kids would love the addition of cheese :)
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Rich and creamy gravy and melt in mouth koftas..drooling.
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Satrupa
http://satrupa-foodforthought.blogspot.com
Raji, yet again you are tempting me to drag myself to the kitchen. Lemme tell you..You've got the knack girl. I've a dream to start a food blog, someday. but when I do it I am going take your lead.
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Love the cheese cubes in the Koftas peeping out. Lovely curry.
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ll try it soon..
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the name ofthe sweet with sayantani had sent me is called Elo-jhelo, a traditional Bengali fried snack which they make for vijadasami it seems...only after finishing eating the whole dappa did i wonder abt the name ;)...and I asked her ;) ;)..
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I love that hiding of cheese stick in the kofta balls. Looks mouthwatering
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Koftas look delicious..yummy gravy..
ReplyDeleteChanchal
RecipeRaaga.com
Fantastic dish! looks so delicious!
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Hi Uma,First of all,thanks for the wonderful words and the feedback :)
ReplyDeleteFor pureeing I just grind the tomato as such in mixer. You can use store bought too,it will give the gravy a deep red colour. I think you can get Amul Cheese sticks,here we get a local brand in Singapore.. Or you can use any cheese cubes as I did,just cut them to desired size.. :)
Hi Raks,tried this recipe..gravy part came out well..but the balls was a flop to me..i used only potatoes since i didn't have brocoli n cauliflower...when i dropped the potato balls in the oil it was not holding intact(it was getting out of shape n melting)what must be the reason..
ReplyDeletei boiled the potatos n took all the water n mashed it..i don't know where it went wrong..need ur help.thanks...
Hi Uma,for potato alone I think you need to add more of the binding agent,here I have used corn flour as binding agent,next time try adding two slices of bread slices when you are mashing(dont add water,just remove the brown crumbs and mash it well along with potato and corn flour)...Try this next time,sure it will come out nice...
ReplyDeleteThank you Raks..will try it n let u know..
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ReplyDeleteI am planning to make this dish for a party. Can I drop the koftas in gravy before party? Will they become soggy if they sit in gravy for a long time? Thanks for a nice recipe.
You can drop it before, but make sure not to stir it just immerse the koftas and let it be as such... Thank you
ReplyDeleteThis dish was a great hit at home. I replaced cheese with cashews and kismish. Thanks for this wonderful recipe!
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ReplyDeleteI made this curry over the weekend. It turned out great. I added some shredded carrot also to Koftas. They turned out great. Thank you very much for a great recipe and also a prompt reply.
Please let me know if anybody has Baked these koftas?thanks
ReplyDeleteGood one I tried last night it came out very well.
ReplyDeleteThe koftas just spread and crumbled after sometime in the oil...any idea why this happened ???
ReplyDeletePotatoes and corn flour is must and they are must for binding the Koftas. If cauliflower is more than mentioned, then this might happen. Also if the cauliflower is grated very roughly it will also not hold shape. Grate it finely. Hope this helps
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