Doi Kopi / Cauliflower in Yoghurt Gravy

... & Au Revoir.

As promised in my last post, here is the vegetarian version of the wonderful dish called the Doi Maach.

Not much is needed to be done ... it is pretty quick and easy to make.

Just as we fry the fish first and then add, so is the cauliflower fried first.

Just make sure that you do not fry it till done ...

it will cook in the gravy.

The frying part is to give the florets that crispy brown colour.

 

I am not repeating the recipe again. 

You will find it here.

Right now I do not feel like writing much,

but I have something to say.

Ever since I started this blog, I have been hooked to it.

I have loved sharing not only recipes, but also small pieces of my life here.

I have found some very good friends too.

And I love my blog so much.

But now I seriously feel that blogging is jinxed for me.

While all these years I should have blogged numerous recipes and my experiments, it has

been the other way 'round.

I have been forced to take numerous breaks.

Unwanted breaks.

And since all were health related issues ... I had no choice.

 And every time you all have stood by me, supported me with your strong words 

and encouraged me to be back.

Which is why am feeling so bad to say that I may not blog again.

At least not for a very long time.

I'll keep the hope alive in my heart though.

At first I thought I'd just stay quiet and disappear.
But could not.

Why?

Because I am selfish. I need all your prayers.

Because I am scared. I need all your positive thoughts.

Because it would have meant I am ungrateful ... which I am not.
Not after the deluge of mails and comments and good wishes that I got on my last break post.

Hence this post.

There are a few friends I have made here who I cherish a lot;

who are very special to me.

And who, I, know will worry and start to mail me.

To them I request ... Please don't.
I hope I do not sound too indifferent  or rude ... but really,

I can say nothing now.

Just stay well dear friends.

And take care ... very good care, of yourselves.

Love you all.

Hugs.

Sharmila