Tandoori aloo-gobi pulao

Tandoori aloo-gopi pulao

Serves: 04
Preparation Time: 40 Minutes
Difficulty: Easy
This is one such stupid idea, just to add a different, spicy variation to the pulao variety.

Ingredients
  • Basmati rice - 4 cups
  • Refined oil - 4 table spoon
  • Onion - 1 big sized
  • Ginger - 1.5" size
  • Garlic - 8 clove (individual unit of whole garlic is clove)
  • cumin - 1 tea spoon
  • Cinnamon stick - ½" sized stick
  • Cloves - 6 no.
  • Bay leaf - 1 leaf
  • Peppercorn (whole) - 5 no.
  • Garam masala powder - 2 table spoon
  • Salt - as required
  • Maggie stock cube (optional) - 1 cube
  • Ghee - 4 tea spoon
  • Coriander leaves - ¼ bunch
  • Mint leaves (optional) - ¼ bunch
  • Water - as required 
  • Potato - 150g
  • Cauliflower - 1
  • Tandoori masala - 3 teaspoon 
  • Curd - 50 ml
Preparation:
  • Wash and soak rice
  • Slice onion
  • Grind ginger and garlic coarsely
  • Cut potato into medium sized cube and floret cauliflower
  • Whip curd and add ginger-garlic paste, salt and ready made tandoori powder
  • Marinate potato and cauliflower for at least 30 min

Cooking:

  • Heat oil in the cooker (or pan)
  • Add all spices (cumin, cinnamon, cloves, Bay leaf, Pepper corns)
  • Add ginger-garlic paste and fry
  • Then add sliced onion and fry until it turns brown
  • Add garam masala & salt and sauté
  • Add water and let it boil
  • Once water starts boiling, add rice and cook until done*
Cooking aloo and gopi:

  • If you have a baking oven, cover with a foil and potato & cauliflower (usually 30 min at 200ºC)
  • If using microwave,  microwave high for 8-10 minutes checking at 5th (and 8th) minute
  • Or you can: Heat oil and slow cook in a pan until they are tender
  • Mix with pulao along with chopped coriander leaves, mint leaves

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