Cauliflower and broccoli are vegetables I usually just boil and serve with western style dishes such as cannelloni or vegetable pies etc. or have them raw in a salad. This time , I decided to make a curry using the two vegetables and decided to add whole cashews nuts and cashew nut powder to it to make it a bit richer.
1. Chop and prepare the cauliflower and broccoli into small florets. Wash them and cook them in plenty of water for 5 minutes to slightly soften them. Drain and keep aside.
2. Heat the oil and quickly fry the garlic cloves ( without browning them) and remove them.
2. Add the cumin seeds and allow them to brown. Once brown add the passata and allow it to cook for 2-3 minutes on medium heat.
3. Add the ground cashew mixture and the spices – salt, turmeric. chili powder, sliced green chilies and the brown sugar. The garlic should be soft now so crush it and add it to the mixtire too.
4. Once the mixture starts to simmer, add the boiled cauliflower and cabbage and stir.
5. Add the soaked whole cashews and allow them to cook for 2 minutes. Transfer the curry to a serving dish and garnish with fresh coriander leaves.
6. The curry is ready to be served with any Indian bread or rice. We served it with puris.
Cauliflower is also great for making other dishes such as:
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