Tuesday, 25 September 2007

Kobi jo Shaak / Spicy Cabbage

The earthy flavour and the wonderful rustic aroma of mustard seeds popped in hot oil is unforgettable, quite unlike mustard powder or paste taste. Here is a typical Gujarati recipe for cabbage, great with chapatis or puris

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1 cabbage; finely shredded
3 large tomatoes; blanced, peeled and liquidised
2 cloves garlic - minced
1 inch ginger - grated
2 chillis - minced
1 table spn vegetable oil
1 tspn mustard seeds
1/2 tspn tumeric
2 teaspoons coriander/cumin mix
salt to taste


Method
1. Heat oil in a pan, add the mustard seeds, as soon as they start to splutter, add the tomatoes, garlic, ginger and the minced chillis, stir and fry for a few minutes.
2. Add the cumin, coriander and tumeric, fry for a few minutes.
3. Add the shredded cabbage, stir well, so that it is coated with the mixture.
4. Add salt and cook for 15 minutes or until the cabbage is cooked.

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25 comments:

TBC said...

That sounds good. I have not tried using cabbage like this.
I like your spicy beet soup too

FH said...

I love this Cabbage dish with chapatis except I don't add tomatoes but lemon juice.Great entry, yummy!:))

Suganya said...

I have recently learnt to cook cabbage this way. Tomatoes make cabbage so pretty! Have you tried Asha's cabbage palya? Its great too.

Prema Sundar said...

Yeah I too do not add tomatoes to cabbage dish. looks nice and I think I should try it once... thanks for the recipe.

Sharmi said...

simple and delicious recipe. I loved the plate, can you pass it?

Padma said...

Nice entry, I am sad I missed this event, may be will come back with the next spice. Looks beautiful with those rotis behind

Anonymous said...

this is a tasty way to prepare cabbage. My south-african friend does this whenever we visit them and she adds some boiled potatoes as well. Now I've the recipe:)

KellytheCulinarian said...

Looks good. Cabbage isn't my favorite, but looks delicious.

sunita said...

Lovely recipe...thanks for sending it over.

Divya and Chaya said...

lovely dish. we love 2 store good recipes in our database and this will b posted in our blog this week. thanks again...

Dori said...

Yum, I love cabbage cooked this way...It's such a great vegetable!

Anonymous said...

A new way to enjoy cabbage!! =D

Richa said...

such lovely color, looks delicious :)

musical said...

Lovely shaak, Saju! The picture looks WOW! Cabbage and mustrad go so well together or rather without mustard, cabbage is incomplete :). My recipe is almost similar, except garlic.

Dee said...

love this version of cabbage, btw we tried your lotus root curry in coconut and we liked it!

Unknown said...

Hi Saju,
I was thinking to make side dish out of cabbage for dinner today. This perfect and new flavours too, will try it thanks.

Prajusha said...

i haven't tried adding tomatoes to cabbage .thanks for sharing the easy and spicy recipe.

bee said...

sorry saju, even you can't make me eat cabbage. :D

Raaga said...

I too have never mixed tomatoes and cabbage... worth a try :-) yours looks delish

Finla said...

I love babbage dishes. But my hubby and daughter hates it, so i never makes it. Saying the work for 1 person.
Would'nt mind to have from you :-)

Tee said...

I love cabbage! i make something similar but sans ginger+garlic. Will try this next time...looks delish!

Cynthia said...

Like Tee, I love cabbage. Will definitely try making this dish.

SeeC said...

I am just drooling over.
Great entry

Anonymous said...

Hi, I love this website as my in-law came from Kenya.
I did the recipe , lovely , however I would like to know how much cabbage you put because I think one cabbage is quite a lot... I mean good supply for days!

Karim said...

So,... this Friday,... its Khadhi, Khichri and Cabbage Sak. Thank you for this site.

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