Recently I made a really easy sheet pan cauliflower (gobhi). Here is what I did with the leftovers the next day for lunch. I rolled them up into a Kathi roll – threw in some condiments and it was a totally transformed dish.
I always make a concoction of sliced onions, lemons and chili to put in my Kathi roll but this time I had some purple cabbage lying around which I added to this mixture and the results were just brilliant. The cabbage added and a really nice crunch and made them that much healthier. If you have some mint chutney on hand, serve with the rolls – it will really kick the flavor profile up a notch.
If you wish to keep the roll vegetarian just skip then egg in the roti. Here is a link to the recipe for the sheet pan cauliflower.
Sheet Pan Gobhi Kathi Rolls
Ingredients:
Leftover sheet pan cauliflower from recipe
Roti:
Ready made rotis or tortillas
6-8 eggs well beaten
Salt & pepper
Onions & Cabbage:
1 large onion, sliced thin
1/2 cup purple cabbage, sliced very fine
1 green chili, chopped ( to taste)
2 large lemons, juiced
3 tbsp cilantro
Salt & pepper to taste
Method:
Roti:
- Heat a frying pan or tawa with a 1 tsp oil.
- Put a roti (tortilla) in the pan and let it heat for about 30 seconds or till it begins to own a little on the bottom. As the pan gets hotter this process will go quicker.
- Add about 3 tablespoons of the well beaten egg on top of the roti.
- Flip the roti over using metal tongs.
- Let the egg cook ( about 45 seconds)
- Flip the roti back over and remove from fire.
- Repeat the same procedure with as many rotis as you plan to make.
Onions & Cabbage:
- Combine the onions, cabbage. chili, lemon, cilantro, salt & pepper in a bowl and set aside.
Assembling the Kathi:
- Warm up the cooked cauliflower and set aside in a bowl.
- Place an egg roti on a plate.
- Put 1/4 cup of the cauliflower filling in a straight line onto one edge of an egg roti.
- Put some of the onion mixture on top.
- Roll the roti with the filling till it looks like a burrito.
- Eat immediately.