I usually use white cabbage for making sambharo, muthias and rasiya muthiyas but never make cabbage curry (kobi nu shak). Whenever I think of Kobi nu shak- I remember my bhabhi (SIL) who used to live in Mombasa and made the best kobi bateta nu shak (cabbage and potato curry). No one can replicate that taste and for that reason – I have never made that curry.
Last week, I read about the goodness of green cabbage and I bought one to make stuffed cabbage leaves. However, I found that the cabbage leaves were so tough that I couldn’t use them for that recipe. The cabbage was lovely to use in salads and sandwiches and I made this plain and simple curry and I was amazed at how tasty it turned out.
2. Heat the oil in a saucepan and add the mustard seeds. Once they stop popping, add in the cabbage leaves. Also add the salt, green chillies and turmeric . Cover and allow to cook for 7-8 minutes. The green cabbage does not contain as much moisture and the curry remains fairly dry and cooks almost like a stir fry.
3. Chop the tomatoes into small chunks and add to the cabbage curry. Using a garlic press add the garlic to the curry. Add the lemon juice and splenda. Mix well and cook for a further 5 minutes.
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