Gobhi Ka Achaar is a seasonal achaar, meaning unlike other achaars, you can’t keep it for a long time. It loses its crunchiness as it gets old. So make it and finish it in a month or two.
Preparation Time: | 30 minutes |
Servings: | Not Applicable |
Difficulty: | Easy |
Ingredients
Gobhi, Gajar, Shalgam, Ginger | 600 gm |
Mustard Oil | 4 tbsp |
Gur | 50 gm |
Haldi (turmeric powder) | 1 tsp |
Salt | 2 tsp |
Dhaniya (coriander) Powder | 2 tsp |
Crushed saunf (fennel) seeds | 1 tsp |
Red Chilli Powder | 3/4 tsp |
Crushed rai (mustard seeds) | 3 tsp |
Kalonji (onion) seeds | 1 tsp |
Methi (fenugreek) seeds | 1 tsp |
Amchur (dried mango powder) | 3 tsp |
Garam Masala | 2 tsp |
White Vinegar | 3 tbsp |
Method
- Wash and peel carrots and turnips. Chop them in long pieces as shown in the picture below. Cut cauliflower in one inch florets.
- Blanch the vegetables: Boil water in a big vessel. Once the water starts boiling, turn off the heat. Pour chopped vegetables in the water.
- Wait for a minute and then drain the vegetables in a big sieve.
- Heat oil in a pan with a pinch of salt till oil starts smoking. Turn off the heat.
- Once the oil cools down, add grated or broken gur to the warm oil so that it melts.
- Now add all the spices to the oil and mix.
- Add vegetables and white vinegar and mix again.
- Leave the mixture in the pan for it to cool down completely and then pour it in a jar to store it.
- Wait for a couple of days and Gobhi Ka Achaar is ready to eat.
Notes
- The best thing about this achaar is that it’s not too sour or spicy. It almost tastes like a vegetable. Of course feel free to make it more spicy if you like.
- I like to add carrots, turnips and ginger to this pickle but feel free to skip whatever you don’t like.
- Don’t boil vegetables too much, they should stay crunchy.
- This can be stored in pantry.
Summary
Recipe Name
Gobhi Ka Achaar
Author Name
Ruchi Garg
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