Bhanu I am so thankful to you for this recipe. parval and tindora sabji your style has become a hit in my family. thank you so so so much for answering my request
best part of your both parval and tindora sabji is you dont add potato, onion tomatos and i was literally looking for such recipe. its so simple and delicious to eat with phulkas thank u yaar
Ok sure. I have green onion (Lili Dungri) Kadhi video on my youtube channel, if you like to try it out and that kadhi goes best with bajri Rotla and khichdi. My regular gujarati kadhi is also almost like that except green onion and haldi
(1) at 2:06 to stir and to make sure Parval does not stick to the bottom of the pan (2) at 2:17 to stir and to check 50 % doneness of Parval to proceed to the next step to add green chilies and coriander leaves (3) at 2:46 to stir and to check 80-90 % doneness of Parval to proceed to the next step to add Coriander Powder, cumin powder, sugar and salt (4) at 3:27 to check separation of oil droplets to check final doneness of Parval to proceed to add final ingredient-garam masala (5) at 4:05 to add coriander leaves for garnishing Anant Jain, I think each time I opened the lid to proceed to the next step and that's how you cook and show someone a process of cooking. Watch this video one more time, this time you will see opening of the lid very meaningful.
Things were going well until the addition of sugar! Nah! Don’t want my savoury food to cross over to dessert! It seems Gujarati food lately has evolved ( or is it ruined) by copious amounts of sugar! And then we scratch our heads in astonishment as to the high cases of diabetes! I can’t for the life of me comprehend the reason!