Gobi Matar Khaju Korma Recipe

Dip your amazing meal in this alluring Gobi matar khaju korma and there is no other better way of rejoicing your scrumptious khana...It packs a punch in deliciousness and fills your palates with delight that you can never deny and try it out with any desi roti you want and explore the flavors.

Vegetables Required
 ¼ Cup of Boiled Gobi
 ½ Cup of Green peas
 2 Nos Of Onion
 3 Nos Of Green Chilies
 Required Amount Of Salt And Water
For The Creamy Base
 1 tsp Fennel Seeds
 1 tsp Poppy Seeds
 ¼ cup Of Cashew Nuts
 ½ Cup Of grated Coconut
 5 No Of garlic pods (big)
For Tempering
 1 tbsp Ghee
 3 tbsp Groundnut Oil
 1 No Of Anise
 3 No Of Cloves
 1 Inch Of Cinnamon
 2 No Of Cardamom
 1 tsp Ginger Garlic Paste
Key Ingredient
 ¼ Cup Of Coconut Milk
Garnishment
 10 Nos Of Roasted Cashewnuts In Butter

Boil The Veggies
1

Heat a skillet and pour in one and a half cups of water and drop in the chopped cauliflower and fresh peas into it and let it boil for about five minutes. Transfer the boiled veggies into a strainer and filter it.

Make The Creamy Paste
2

Add the above mentioned ingredients given for the creamy paste into the mixer jar and make a fine paste out of it and keep aside.

Do The Tempering
3

Heat the skillet again and tip in three tablespoons of groundnut oil and when it is heated, drop in the anise, clove, cinnamon and plop a teaspoon of ginger garlic paste and wait for a second to sizzle. Add two slit green chilies and stir in.

4

Now add the finely chopped onion and rustle up for a while. When it softens, add the boiled veggies along with the required salt.

5

Pour in a cup of water (the water in which you have boiled the veggies)and let it boil in high flame for five to ten minutes approximately. Finally, squirt in a quarter cup of coconut milk and lower the flame. Let it boil for about two to three minutes approximately.

Garnish
6

When it becomes aromatic, sprinkle some coriander leaves and turn off the flame. Garnish with some roasted cashews and serve hot for aloo paratha.