Aloo Gobi Masala IndiSoul Recipe

We’ve come up with “indisoul” as the best way to describe us & the food we love! The dish that we love the most that we learned from Indian is Aloo Gobi (potato & cauliflower (subzi/sabji)). It’s a very versatile dish that can we switched between several ingredients, we even add black eyed peas when we have them on deck.
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INGREDIENTS

  • 1   cup potatoes

  • 2   cups cauliflower

  • 1   medium red onion, chopped finely

  • 2   medium tomatoes or 2 TB tomato paste

  • 2 TB ginger minced

  • 2 TB garlic minced 

  • 1 green chili ( whole or minced)

  • 4 TB cilantro , chopped

  • Salt as needed

  • 2TB oil

  • ½ cup water

SOUL (If you want to spice it up!)

  • ½ cup cooked black eyed peas

  • 1 cup collard greens (chiffonade) 
    (add when adding the spices in the preparation section)

SPICES

  • ½ t cumin seeds

  • ½ t brown mustard seeds

  • 1 t turmeric, ground

  • 1 t garam masala

  • ¾ t coriander powder

  • 1 t red chili powder

  • 1 t kasuri methi (dried fenugreek leaves, optional) 

PREPARATIONS:

  1. Chop cauliflower florets to 1 ½ in size, blanch & drain set aside

  2. Cube potatoes to ¾ by ¾ in, keep immersed in water until use

  3. Heat oil in pan, add cumin & mustard seeds, once sizzling add ginger, garlic, & chili saute for 30 seconds

  4. Add onions & stir fry until translucent 

  5. Drain potatoes & add to pan, stir fry for 2-3 mins, cover & cook on low to medium heat, keep stirring during this time

  6. Add cauliflower & stir fry for 3 mins, cover & cook on low to medium heat, keep stirring during this time

  7. Add spices & salt, mix well, add tomatoes, a little oil, & water. Tomatoes will release their juices, keep stirring as vegetables will try to stick, continuing cooking on low until the potatoes are tender. 

  8. Adjust for desired salt, & add methi & cilantro to finish

  9. Serve with rice, roti, wedge of lime, or any bread you desire.