
method
Start this recipe in the morning using an electric steamer. Place the cauliflower in the bottom layer and the beans in the top layer. Steam for 27 minutes*** until just tender, then immediately transfer them to ice-cold water. Once cooled, drain and set aside until completely dry. Ideally, let them air dry until the evening, but if needed, pat them dry with a teatowel before use.
***Note: Just steam the cauliflower until its cooked to your liking as it's not going to soften much more when you prepare the final dish. Timing just depends on the cauli' and your steamer!
To make life easier on myself I prepare and get everything ready in advance. This makes the cooking process much more enjoyable and less stressful. I also find that I can concentrate on the aroma's and enjoy the experience:


- Roughly chop both onions and measure your spices:- 1 tsp ground cumin, 1 tsp ground coriander, 1 tsp sesame seeds, 1 tsp extra hot chilli powder, 1 tsp garlic pulp, 1/4 tsp turmeric & 1 tsp table salt
- Now place everything into a mini chopper bowl or blender and blitz until a paste forms

- Heat a large sauce pan and add 2 Tablespoons of oil
- Once it shimmers add your paste - stir occassionally for roughly 5 minutes

- as soon as the oil disappears into the paste it is cooked enough for this stage

- Add your cauliflower & beans stir into the paste


- Add 1 bunch fresh fenegreek leaves & 4 Tbsp fresh chopped coriander

- Add 1 sliced tomato

- stir to combine for 5 minutes & add lemon juice right at the end


Serving suggestion:

Masala vegetables with fresh fenegreek served with Tandoori Chicken Grill & Spicy Masala Potatoes for any night of the week, on it's own or paired with perfect partners. This is a Nutty's style mid-week dinner ;-)