Hi friends, chilli gobi or gobi 65 or
cauliflower 65 is all time favorite, and many readymade powders are available.
But I did not use any store-bought powders; gobi 65 is my all time favorite as
side dish or starters. I already shared chilli gobi but which is with store-bought
one, you can easily prepare the chilli gobi in restaurant style. You will love
it…
Category
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Appetizers/Snacks
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Regional
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Indian
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Preparation
Time
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30 Minutes
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Cooking
Time
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20
Minutes
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Servings
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4
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Source - My Own
INGREDIENTS
Cauliflower – 1 Medium, clean and cut
the florets
Ginger garlic paste – 2 Tbsp
Roasted cumin powder – 2 Tsp
Garam masala powder – 1 Tsp
Maida – 3 Tbsp
Corn flour – 2 Tbsp
Rice flour – 2 Tbsp
Kasmiri red chilli powder – 3 Tsp
Salt – To taste
Red chilli sauce – 1 Tsp
Soya sauce – 1 Tsp
Oil - To deep fry
METHOD
- Soak the floret in one Tsp of turmeric powder and one Tsp of salt for 15 minutes and then drain.
- Take wide mixing bowl, add ginger garlic paste, roasted cumin powder, garam masala powder mix it well.
- Then add maida, corn flour and rice flour mix it well.
- Add chilli sauce, soy sauce mix it well till combined everything.
- Now add cauliflower florets and mix it well, if you need more spicy add it now.
- If the mixture will be bit watery add little bit rice flour and mix it well.
- Heat oil in pan for deep fry.
- Deep fry the florets till golden brown and transfer into tissue paper.
- Serve it hot…
NOTE
- Do not add more corn flour, it will be very hard.
- Deep fry the florets in hot oil, if you keep on low flame, it will absorb oil.
- You can add 1 Tsp pepper powder too.
SPICY RESTAURANT STYLE CRISPY GOBI 65 IS HERE!!! |
Crunchy and crispy...looks so tempting and inviting me dear :)
ReplyDeletesimply superb....
ReplyDeletelooks yum and crispy
ReplyDeleteAll time fav, gobi 65 looks super crispy and yummy...tempting pics da!
ReplyDeletetempting gobi 65 n lovely clicks!
ReplyDeleteDelicious looks:)
ReplyDeleteSome curd rice and I would be a happy person
ReplyDeleteWould it taste good without the soy sauce?
ReplyDeleteYes Siriroop, you can skip soy sauce if you are not like the flavor. Still It will be good..:)
DeleteWould it taste good without the soy sauce?
ReplyDeleteThis is one dish I have always wanted to prepare for my parties, but have never gathered the courage to do so.. bookmarked yours, good step by step pictures.. very helpful really ! :)
ReplyDeleteOh.. :) Thank u so much Nupur... Sure its super apt for parties.. Try and give your feed back...:)
DeleteYumm and crispy gobi fry...Have bookmarked your version will try it soon
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