Aloo gobi
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I made it for the first time. It was good but not great. It was a little bland and it just didn’t taste like restaurant aloo gobi. How can I level it up? I used cumin seeds, coriander powder, garam marsala, and turmeric. I added cauliflower and potato. I wanted to make it spicy but I was cooking for my mom and she can’t eat spicy food. I will add kashir chilli powder next time.
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When making matar paneer, do you fry the paneer first or throw it in the sabzi without frying it?
Also, what is your fav mango? I live in europe and have ordered alphonso, badami and kesar mangos and like the kesar ones the best
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