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Updated 6 November 2026
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Cauliflower in orange juice: a Tagore-house style vegetarian recipe

The juice of two oranges, ground spices and mustard oil give winter cauliflower a sweet-sour taste. Keep the flame low at the end so the juice does not turn bitter.

Fresh cauliflower is already in the markets. In the style of the Tagore family's kitchen, it can be cooked in orange juice for a vegetarian dish with a sweet-sour taste and the aroma of spices.

Wash the cauliflower and cut it into medium pieces. Parboil in water with a little salt and turmeric, then drain; you can also fry it directly in oil. Squeeze two oranges and strain the juice so that no seeds or excess pulp remain.

Heat mustard oil in a pan and fry the cauliflower until lightly golden, then set it aside. In the same oil, temper whole cumin and a bay leaf, add ginger paste, cumin paste, coriander powder, turmeric and chilli powder, sprinkle in a little water and cook down. When the oil separates from the spices, mix in the fried cauliflower.

Add salt, sugar and green chillies to taste with a little water, cover and cook over a medium flame until tender. When the cauliflower is fully cooked, pour in the orange juice. Keep the flame low, or the juice may turn bitter.

Finish with a spoonful of ghee and take it off the heat. Serve with hot rice, luchi or paratha.

Source: Ei Samay

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