Cauliflower never appealed to me when I was young. I hated its shape and would hardly eat it. But now, I love cauliflower. I can eat it raw in salads and even cooked in curries. My favourite is Cauliflower BangBang. I love the way flavours get attached to cauliflower so that it always tastes like a new dish. Cauliflower and peas is one of those curries you can cook in a jiffy if the cauliflower is ready prepared beforehand. To make it a bit more colourful I added some frozen peas to the cauliflower.
How do you serve your gobi mutter curry?
Cauliflower is also great for making other dishes such as:
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