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Fried bitter gourd

Posted on February 20, 2016 by Brami Jegan

I love going to my family home and finding a pile of garden vegetables on the kitchen bench. Lately it’s been the inspiration for what I make for My Tamil Kitchen. I had been watching the bitter gourd grow in … Continue reading →

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Fried bitter gourd salad

Posted on April 14, 2013 by Brami Jegan

This sambol is made from bitter gourd (Pavakkai in Tamil). The only other recipe I know this is used in is an Okinawan dish called Goya champuru ゴーヤーチャンプルー. Below photo taken in my ammah’s garden: For those not familiar with this … Continue reading →

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பாவக்காய் (pavakkai) sambol ⁣ Here is how I smash down பாவக்காய் - i hate it in a curry!⁣ ⁣ INGREDIENTS⁣ * 2-3 bitter gourds sliced in circles⁣ * 1 medium sized red onion sliced in circles⁣ * 2 medium sized tomatoes sliced in circles⁣ * coriander or parsley leaves chopped⁣ * 1 cup yoghurt⁣ * oil to fry⁣ * 1/4 tsp salt⁣ * 2-3 green chillies (if you want it smokin hot)⁣ ⁣ Vary the amount of the above ingredients as your tastebuds desire.⁣ ⁣ 1. Add the salt to the bitter gourd and deep fry till it becomes a browny, green colour. The more brown – the less bitter. I like it all brown (unlike the photo above).⁣ 2. Pat the fried bitter gourd with a paper towel to remove the oil. You can store this away in the fridge for later use if you want.⁣ 3. Add remaining ingredients just before you serve the salad with rice and curry.⁣ ⁣ #mytamilkitchen #tamilrecipes #vegetarianrecipes #ilovetamilfood #tamilfoodforever

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மல்லி தண்ணீர் - malli thanni - coriandar water⁣ ⁣ This is a magic potion that our parents (shoutout to ammas) give us when we have a cold or the sniffles. ps - i don’t have a cold or the sniffles. ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ INGREDIENTS (3 cups)⁣ ⁣ * 1 cup coriander seeds⁣ * 10 black pepper corns⁣ * 4 pieces of 1 inch thick ginger⁣ * 5 cups water⁣ * sugar - as much as you need (i like mine very sweet. I am not sure you can drink this if its not sweet)⁣ ⁣ ⁣ 1. In a heavy pan dry roast the coriander seeds, pepper corn and ginger on low heat. Remove when you start getting an aroma. Don't let the peppercorns or coriander seeds burn. ⁣ 2. Move to a saucepan and add 5 cups of water and bring to boil.⁣ 3. Once boiling, reduce heat and simmer till the mixture is down to 3 cups (you are going to have a take guess).⁣ 4. Drain the liquid into cups, add as much sugar as you need and serve.⁣ ⁣ Notes: You can use the mix one more time to make another batch. I don't have a heavy pan and do everything in a saucepan. Using a heavy pan is recommended in Nesa aunty's 'A Jaffna Tamil Cookbook' pg 272.⁣ ⁣ Healing properties of ingredients:⁣ Coriander or Cilantro: anti-inflamatory, Vitamin C, Vitamin K and protein⁣ Ginger: many including anti-inflamator⁣y Peppercorns: immune system boosting and anti-inflamatory⁣ ⁣ #mytamilkitchen #tamilrecipes

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