Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Sarsonwaali Grilled Broccoli ( Mustard flavored grilled Broccoli)

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Travelling across the globe for work has never made me miss home so much as it did this time. The reason was simple. December is the time to be in Delhi. The weather is perfect to grill out and spend time with close friends. Nothing can beat some nice cold weather and a group of friends huddled around the grill, cooking and talking. Moreover, the atmosphere is so festive that staying away can seem like a punishment.
When it comes to grilling, vegetarians typically tend to get a little ignored. While you take pains to make something new with the meat and chicken products, vegetarians are given the same tandoori paneer, gobhi and stuffed aloo dish everytime. It is a little different for me though. Having a better half who is vegetarian makes me ensure I have a menu planned out for her in detail. While sampling some vegetarian items for the upcoming new year'e eve, I tried out a little brocolli. Must say, it was a refreshing change from the usual fare of tandoori bharwan aloos and paneer tikka's.

Sarsonwaali Grilled Broccoli

Ingredients:
Broccoli, washed & cut into thick florets - 200 Gm
Mustard Paste - 5 Tsp
Hung Curd - 1 Cup
Yellow Chili Powder - 1 Tsp
Red Chili Powder - 1/2 Tsp
Cream - 2 Tblsp
Cumin Powder - 1 Tsp
Mustard Oil - 25 Ml.
Salt - To Taste

For Garnish:
Chaat Masala - 1/2 Tsp
Garam Masala - 1/2 Tsp

Method:
1. Blanch the broccoli in boiling water. Refresh.
2. Prepare a marinade out of hung curd, mustard paste, yellow chili powder, red chili powder, cream, cumin powder, mustard oil and salt.
3. Rub the marinade into the broccoli covering all florets. Keep aside for 45 minutes.
4. Heat the grill and place the broccoli florets when it is hot. Cook till it is cooked and crisp.
5. Serve hot, garnished with chaat masala and garam masala sprinkled on top.

3 comments:

sangeeta said...

i can well imagine the taste ..mustard is so tingling fro such grilled veggies .
just today we had broccoli in a pasta salad , it was home grown n first broccoli from my garden , it was so different from the store bought ones....i am trying this recipe with one of those....but without parboiling them .

Desisoccermom said...

I have never barbequed broccoli. Pinnapples, red bell peppers, zuccini, but never broccoli. This I have to try in the spring, when we start b'bquing. I am jealous you can b'bque in winters in Delhi. :)
Wish you and your family a very happy new year.

Gaurav said...

Lemme know how it turns out Sangeeta. The blanching is done, so that it doesnt stay on the grill much longer...tends to dry out the broccoli.
This was the first time for me too Jaya. It turned out just fine.
Happy New Year to you and your near ones.

 
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