The other day I came across Manjula Jain - the whiz of Indian cooking on Youtube. I love her simple homely videos. Her very easy traditional recipes are such a delight. And the best part, i can see how she exactly makes the dish!
So, when I saw her video for this simple Aloo Gobhi recipe I had to try it! And verdict - it was delicious.
Aloo Gobhi from Youtube
I followed the recipe to the T... I just added some chopped green onions alongwith some chopped cilantro to garnish.
Serve with some warm rotis for a simple weekday dinner!
Here's Manjula's video for the recipe...
19 comments:
This really looks so tasty ! Must try it sometime! I agree...youtube is such a great way to spend time :)
Bowl of aloo ghobi looks delicious, green onions are very nice touch to the dish.
This ones really simple and good!!! must try!!
Naveen n I are addicted to You tube too.... :)
I have watched her videos and as u say the best part is we know how she does it exactly.
OMG Latha, I just *love* Manjula!! She was the one who gave me courage to make jalebis! ;) Aloo gobi looks yummy :)
Looks lovely!I love simple wholesome food:-)
Today I am going to cook some really simple comfort food..which doesn't require me to think too much:-)
Thanks for sharing:-)
Have you seen Manjula's spoof done by a American kid? He got abused by readers who love Manjula!:D
Have you seen Vah-Chef? My time pass too!:))
Aloo Gobi looks yum. Happy Thanksgiving!
Hey Asha,
I have seen that spoof! Pretty funny, all in good humor! I was not offended but I bet Manjula ji does not think that :-)
I watch Vah chef too... good time pass alvaa
Happy Turkey day to you guys too!
Hey Arch,
Glad u liked the simple meal! Love u're new cup of chai... keeps lazy bloggers like me inspired :-)
Hats off to u Linda! I would not even dare try making jalebis! You amaze me :-)
Lakshmi, Ramya and Tee!
I am with u girls! YouTube is such a fun time pass event!
Thanks for stopping by.
Thanks a bunch Madhu!
looks like many r addicted to you tube :)
Did you check out www.bwcinema.com for Bollywood movies ? I like YouTube for the Indian ads.
Nice aloo gobhi here
Latha, it looks so tempting as you mentioned. Some have got special talent to keep the recipes simple at the same time tasty. Tks for sharing. Viji
hi latha, one of my cousins just last week sent me a link to manjulas cooking in youtube, and yes, they are real simple and easy dishes, out there. the platter luks delicious
Hi there,
The aloo-gobi looks delicious..
I tired looking for Food section on youtube and could not find it..
Can you please post the link ?
Mala
I have really got to start checking out Youtube. You know, I have yet to go on there?! Terrible, as I am sure there are so many great resources out there. This recipe looks wonderful!
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good job maam
keep the recipes coming
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