Servings: 1-2 Preparation time: 2 minutes. Mixing time: 2 minutes. Total time: 4 minutes. The last four days of Navratri is the biggest festival, ‘Kalratri’ is the seventh form of Navdurga, worshiped on the seventh day of Navratri. Navratri is our favorite time of the year and all of us love to indulge into our […]
Servings:3- 4 Preparation time: 4-5 minutes. Boiling time: 8-10 minutes. Frying time: 6-7 minutes. Total time: 22 minutes. Today, I prepared bitter gourd dry sabji without the use of onion and garlic, focusing on the pure, flavour of the karela itself. By omitting these common ingredients, the dish highlights the natural bitterness of the gourd,
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“Dry Arabi (Taro root) with Besan” or “Besani Arbi” is a cherished recipe in my family. This dish highlights the natural flavours of Arbi, enhanced by a simple yet aromatic blend of spices and besan. Asafoetida, or hing, plays a crucial role in the “Besani Arbi” recipe, especially when prepared without onion and garlic. Known
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“Sooran/suran/oal/jimikand (elephant yam) ki sabji” also known as elephant foot yam curry, can be prepared in various ways, ranging from a dry stir-fry to a more gravy-based curry as Suran Sabji in Curd Gravy, Suran ki Chutney, Suran Pickle, Suran Kofta, Suran in Palak Gravy etc. For today’s recipe, I begin by boiling the suran
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“Stuff Karela (Bitter Gourd) without Onion Garlic” is a traditional Indian dish. This version, free of onion and garlic, is ideal for those who follow a sattvic diet or prefer simpler, lighter meals. The use of scrapped peel of bitter gourd adds an extra layer of texture and intensifies the natural flavour of the dish.
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