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Wash Cauliflower properly and then divide it into bite sized florets. A medium sized Cauliflower would give around 20 florets.
I prefer to blanch cauliflowers before adding them to the batter. I've blanched those with plain water in Microwave for around 2 minutes. If you are not available with Microwave then blanch Cauliflowers in hot water for around 2-3 minutes.
Drain water completely and pat dry the florets.
Make a paste of Kashmiri Red Chili Powder by adding 2 Tsp. of water. I don't prefer to add additional Red colour to my Gobi 65 and use Red chili powder as my colouring agent.
Take All Purpose Flour, Corn Flour, Thick Yogurt, Curry Leaves, Garlic Paste, Turmeric powder, Garam Masala powder, Tomato Powder/ Tomato Sauce, Soya Sauce, Salt, Sugar in a bowl and mix them properly to get a smooth, lump free batter. There are few ingredients which are optional but give better taste to the dish.
Add Rice flour to the mixture. This gives crunchiness to the Gobi 65. Finally add Kashmiri Red Chilli Paste to give ultimate colour to the dish.
Now Coat each of the Cauliflower Florets with this batter properly and leave those marinated Cauliflowers for around 30 minutes. This step is really important.
Now heat sufficient Vegetable oil in a skillet and start frying batter coated Cauliflowers till those turns golden brown in colour in medium flame.
Don't overcrowd the skillet with lots of florets instead fry 6-8 at a time.
Take the fried Cauliflowers out of the skillet and drain excess oil either using a kitchen towel or tissue papers.
Now comes the process of making Gobi 65 super crunchy.
In the same oil fry all the previously fried cauliflowers in high flame for around 1-2 minutes and take them out of the skillet and drain excess oil. This step is extremely important to make Gobi 65 crunchier.