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Snake gourd is also known as Chinese cucumber, chichinda, serpent gourd and padwal etc. Earlier I have written the recipe of its raita.Today I have made its stuffed sabzi. Here below is its full details: 

 Ingredients
250 grams of snake gourd
1 big grated onion
2 tbsp of grated ginger
salt to taste
1 tsp of turmeric powder
1 tbsp of coriander powder
1 tbsp of fennel seeds powder
1 tsp of mango powder/imli paste
1 tsp of red chili powder
1/2 tsp of garam masala
2 tbsp of oil
Method
1. Wash, and peel the snake gourds.  Here I have taken very raw.
2. Cut it lengthwise in the middle of it in the way that its lower part should remain as intact so that it can be stuffed.  Now cut it into three pieces or as long as you require.
3.  Peel the onion and ginger and grate it coarsely.  Mix all the dry spices.  Now the filling mixture is ready.
 4.  Now stuff the onion masala in the snake gourd with the help of knife and handle of spoon.
5.  Put the oil in frying pan. Keep it on the low heat.  Now place all the stuffed pieces in the oil. Close the lid and place one bowl of water on the lid. Keeping the water bowl like this, prevents the sabzi from burning.
6.  After few minutes turn the snake gourds to the other side.
7.  Close the lid and keep the water bowl again on it.
8.  Cook it till it is soft.
9. Now take out all the cooked snake gourds in a plate and in the remaining oil put all the remaining onion masala and fry it on very low flame when it is done, again put all the sabzi in the masala.
11.  Now mix it with very light hand so that all the masala stick to the vegetable.
12.  Again cook it for 2 minutes without lid.
13.  Delicious stuffed snake gourds are ready to enjoy.
Enjoy Healthy Cooking!!!
See these recipes too:
Palak Paneer  
Tori Peels Paneer Saag  
 Bottle Gourd Zest Kofta Curry  
Bhiss(lotus stem) & Aaloo Sabji  
Leafy Potatoes (wild sweet leaves)  
Tiny Pumpkin with Spring Onion leaves  
Guava Sabji 
Kachalu Dahi (curd) Wale  
Baigan (brinjal) Bhurta  
Stuffed capsicum with Potato  
Potatoes with Spinach Chutney  
Stuffed Green chili Peppers (peanuts) 
Mint Paneer Pasanda  
Bhindi Sabzi in Microwave  
Stuffed Karela with cabbage
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Raita is an Indian side dish of yogurt  and it is made with various vegetables and leaves.  Here below I am writing the recipe of kathal/jackfruit raita.: 
Ingredients
1/2 cup of  jack-fruit pulp
2 cups of curd
1 tbsp of chopped mint leaves
1 tsp of chopped mint leaves
1/2 tsp of sugar
¼ tsp of finely chopped green chili
½ tsp of garam masala
½ tsp of roasted cumin powder
1/4 tsp of black pepper powder
½ tsp of cumin seeds
Pinch of heeng
Salt to taste
½ tsp of oil
Method
1. 1.  Smear oil on hands and knife.This step is very necessary to tackle the problem of latex or sticky  and milky substance.
2.  Take the raw jack fruit which is available in the market for making sabzi etc. Peel it and cut into pieces.  While cutting,  peel its seeds too with knife.  If it is tender then no need to peel it.
3.  Now take this kathal into pressure cooker with 1/4 cup of water and little salt. I boiled it in hawkins pressure cooker.  When it comes on full pressure and first whistle comes, keep the flame on sim for1 minute.  Now remove from heat. We need completely cool boiled kathal. When it gets cooled, mash it with the back of big spoon.
4. After that beat the curd in a big bowl. Add kathal pulp, chopped mint leaves, sugar, mint leaves, green chili, and salt.  Mix properly.
If oil free is making then add cumin seeds poder and garam masala and mix.  Oil free kathal raita is ready.  Next steps written below is with little bit oil. That is completely optional
5.  Heat the oil in a ladle. Add hing and cumin seeds .  Let it crackle till it stops itself. Add this to the raita.
6. Now add garam masala and cumin powder.
7.  Kathal raita is ready to serve.
Enjoy Healthy Cooking!!!
See more recipes:
Baigan (brinjal) Bhurta
How to Roast Brinjals in Microwave
How to Make Cumin Powder  
Pakodi/Fulki        
Tamarind Paste        
Boiling Bamboo Shoots     
How to Roast Brinjals in OTG         
How to Roast Green Banana      
How to Microwave Raw Banana          
Tahini       
How to Roast Jobstears 
Healthy Bhutta or Corn         
 
Roasted Pumpkin Seeds         
How to roast Brinjals (Baingans)         
Roasted n Salted Soyabeans       
Roux Water or Lewi    
Leftover Rice Tikki     
Boiled rice Parantha       
Baked Brown Rice Pulav 
Khoya/Mawa  
Moong Beans Sprouts 
Tamarind Fruit raita      
Loki raita     
Brinjal Raita    
Pineapple Raita      
Bread Boondi Raita       
Jhatpat Dahi Bada chaat      
Petha Mithai
 
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Shahtut/shahtoot/mulberry is a juicy fruit with sweet and sour taste while fully ripe shatoot is very sweet in taste. Here below is how I made its milk shake:
Ingredients
20 -25 mulberries
4 tsp of sugar
2 cups of milk
Method
1.  First of all wash the mulberries with fresh water. Break its stem.  
2.  Take the mulberries, is cup of milk and sugar in mixer's container.  Blend it for a minute.
3.  Now add  remaining milk and blend it again for a second or pulse it once.
4.  Delicious pinkish or purplish shahtoot milk shake is ready.  Transfer it into glasses.  Put ice cubes if required and serve. Adding ice cubes is optional.
Enjoy Healthy cooking!!!
See more recipes: 
Pineapple Juice          
Jobstears Sattu drink        
Bread Milk shake      
Refreshing Papaya Juice        
Spinach Lassi      
Lychee Juice   
Lemon Sharbat or squash         
 
Orange Sharbat        
Paan Lemonade  Kanji    
Lychee Squash or Sharbat  
Kacchi Lassi    
Black Grapes Lassi  
LOquat Drink  
Passion fruit Juice
Kale Patra 
Kale crunchy Chips 
Moringa Leaves Lassi 
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It is said that it is good to eat broccoli raw as cooking destroys some of its antioxidants.  It has vitamin C, calcium, anti cancer and anti viral properties. I have made its parantha.  Hereafter is its full recipe:
Ingredients
1 small size broccoli
1 small onion
1 fresh green chili
salt to taste
1 tsp of garam masala
1 tsp of coriander powder
handful of chopped cilantro
2 cups of wheat flour
1 cup of water
1/4 cup of flour for rolling
oil
Method
1.  Wash and cut broccoli in small florets.  Soak in warm salty water for 10 minutes. Next clean it very carefully to make it worm free.
2. Now take out from water and keep it in any sieve to remove extra moisture for few minutes.
3. Next take broccoli florets in vegetable chopper or in small zar of mixer and pulse it 5-6 times or grate it with grater box.  If doing it in mixer zar, take few pieces at a time. Pulse it the remaining florets similarly. Now take this mixture in a clean cloth and squeeze its water completely. 
4. Peel the onion and ginger.  Now cut roughly chili, ginger and onion. Again pulse them for 4-5 times. 
or
Cut finely onion and ginger with hand if not very good in rolling the stuffed parantha. As done in the mixer zar on pulse contains little bit moisture.
5.  Now mix the broccoli, onion, chili and ginger mixture together. Add salt, coriander powder and garam masala just before we start making parantha.
6. Take the wheat flour in a big bowl and make a soft dough with 1 cup of water.Use squeezed water of broccoli to knead it.  If not sufficient take more normal water.  Keep it aside for 10 minutes.
7.  Now make four balls out of the dough.
8.  Roll it with rolling pin just like roti in round shape.  Put handful of stuffing on it and gather from all sides and make flat ball of it.
9.  Now  roll this stuffed flat ball into the dry flour and slightly press it with hands and then roll it with rolling pin on wooden surface/chakla with very light hand.
10.  Place this stuffed and rolled parantha on the heated tava,/pan etc.  when one side seems dry turn it to the other side.
11.  After that apply oil to both sides and cook it till crisp.
12.  Delectable broccoli parantha/purontha is ready to serve.
Enjoy Healthy cooking!!!
See more recipes:
Kuttu Flour Puda or Chilla    
Chili Chilla  
Spicy Grilled Baby Corn Kabab    
Namkeen Puda or Chilla
Bread Tikki chaat  
Corn stuffed Mirch Pakoras    
Double Colored Rice Poori    
Kale Patra or Patoud
Mathi or Mathiyan    
Papaya Parantha       
Kuttu &sweet Potato Roti      
Ajvaini Lacha Parantha      
Boiled Rice Parantha    
Bread Loaf    
Mooli Wali Makki roti   
Plain Makki Ki Roti   
sweet Bread (Tutti Frutti) 
Totilla's bhatoore
Tortilla Tandoori roti                                       
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Makai/corn meal dalia is made sweet and namkeen too. Here I have made this sweet dalia with very less milk and in very easy way.  Here below is how we can make it:
Ingredients:
1 cup of makai daliya
2 cups  of milk
2 tsp of pure ghee
1/3 cup of sugar or to taste
3 cups of water
Method:
1.  Take the daliya in a pressure cooker. Add 1 tsp of pure ghee and roast it till golden brown on low flame.
2.  Now add three cups of water and stir it well with spatula. Now close the lid and increase the flame to full.  As the first whistle comes, lower the heat to sim and cook it for 5 minutes.  After 5 minutes remove from fire. As it cools off , open the lid and keep it on the flame again.
3. Now add milk as to make it of kheer consistency, if you have less milk then increase the quantity of water while boiling and add milk as available. As it starts boiling, add sugar and 1 tsp of pure ghee.  Cook 1 minute more. Remove from fire.
4.  Add handful of mixed chopped , sliced dry fruits such as almonds, cashews and raisins. 
5.  Delicious Makai daliya is ready to serve.
Enjoy Healthy Cooking!!!
See more recipes:
Somtam Papaya Salad   
Tom Yam Soup (veg.) 
Double Colored Rice Poori  
Jobstears Kheer  
Watermelon (Tarbooj) Kheer 
Yellow (Pumpkin) Kheer  
Sweet Potatoes Kheer  
Sweet Bread (Tutti Frutti)  
Sweets Carrots  
Sweet Water Melon rind 
 Petha Mithai 
Moong Dal Halwa 
Boondi Ladoo  
Sago Kheer
Rabdi/Rabri
Wheat Dalia 
Namkeet Wheat Dalia 
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