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Prep time : 5 mins
Cook time : 20 mins
Total time : 20 mins
Author :Vahchef
Main Ingredient : Bitter Melon, Karela
(7 ratings)
21 reviews so far
Servings : 4 persons
Published date : December 22, 2018
| • Coriander chopped - 1 tablespoon. | |
| • Coconut oil - 1 tea spoon. | |
| • Garbanzo - 1/4 cup. | |
| • Sambhar powder - 1/4 cup. | |
| • Salt - to taste. | |
| • Tamarind juice - 1 cup. | |
| • Asafoetida - 1 pinch. | |
| • Turmeric - 1/4 tea spoon. | |
| • Curry leaves - 1 spring. | |
| • Bitter melon - 200 grams. | |
| • Red chilly - 3 numbers. | |
| • Mustard seeds - 1/2 tea spoon. | |
| • Tour dal - 1 cup. | |
| • Jagerry - 2 teaspoons. | |
| • Coconut paste - 2 tablespoons. | |
| • Oil - 2 tablespoons. |
Serve it with hot rice.
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LifeEmbolden Posted on Fri May 31 2013
Bitter Melon,Paahatkai,(pawakkai) Kareela.Karavila
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janani venkat Posted on Fri May 31 2013
This is not the way to keep pitlai its jus a pavakkai sambar. The pitlai process is entirely diff and v wont use the sambar powder instead v fry the masala grind it with fried coconut and tat powder ll be tasting awesome for pitlai
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Srimani G. Venkataraman Posted on Fri May 31 2013
Chef good effort. Pitla is another brahminical recipe with detailed procedure you need to fry black pepper,coconut, urad dhal, chenna dhal and red chilly and grind for masala. :) AFtetr it's cooked you need to fry cocnut, curry leaves, heeng and
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Srimani G. Venkataraman Posted on Fri May 31 2013
also, sambar, poricha kozhamu, vathal kjuzambu etc.. all have detailed steps, and procedures, which has been followed from several generations.
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Ranjani Balasubramanian Posted on Fri May 31 2013
Nothing to beat Tam brahm food !
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desidol22 Posted on Fri May 31 2013
Why is the bittermelon censored in the thumbnail? i came here to see what naughty thing chef was holding :P
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Doctor Idle Posted on Fri May 31 2013
Chef, you are a comedy genius! I will work in your kitchen for free.
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Vinnie Manu Jayakumar Posted on Fri May 31 2013
EVN I CAME SEE WHAT CENSORED SURPRISE IS IN THE VIDEO, :D
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Neththra'sVision Posted on Fri May 31 2013
You are a very clever teacher, you show even the most bitter food as really tasty to eat.. but as far as I know this dish isn't bitter. But it looks like you've bitten a piece of bitter melon when looking at 2:58
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LifeEmbolden Posted on Fri May 31 2013
Namasthe! Wa-alaikumsalaam
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