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Jack fruit/kathal is eaten as vegetable as well as fruit too.  Fresh one is used as vegetable while ripen one is used as vegetable.  It is full of fibers. Its peeling, chopping is difficult job, nevertheless it is a delicious vegetable. I remember, when I first time cut it, my hands were became sticky. It was not only with me, but many of us find it boring, when it comes to  its cutting.  Then some one told me to apply some oils on hands and knife before its cutting. I have earlier written the recipe of boiled kathal sabzi and parantha. Today I have made its bhurtha. Here below is the recipe  of Kathal bhurtha:
 Ingredients:
400 gms of Jack fruit
salt to taste
1 tsp of turmeric powder
1 tsp of cumin seeds
1 small stick of dalchini
2 cloves
2 bay leaves
5 tbsp of oil
pinch of hing
1/2 tsp of red chili powder
1 tbsp of coriander powder
1/2 cup of frozen peas
1 big onion (finely chopped)
Paste of 4 tomatoes
1 tbsp of grated ginger
1 finely chopped green chili
2 tbsp of finely chopped drum stick leaves
1finely chopped tomato
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 off.3.  Now take this kathal into pressure cooker with 1/4 cup of water and little salt. I boiled it in hawkins pressure cooker of 3 liters.  When it comes on full pressure and first whistle comes, keep the flame on sim for 1 minute.  Now remove from heat. We need completely cool boiled kathal. When it gets cooled, mash it with the back of big spoon. If boiling on hotplate, then remove form it to avoid overcooking as the hotplate remains hot for a long time.
3.  Heat the oil in a frying pan. Though I have written 5 tablespoon of oil, but in 1 tbsp of oil it can be made too.  Add hing and cumin seeds and let it crackle till it stops itself.  Now put bay leaves, cloves and  cinnamon stick and stir.
4.  Add finely chopped onion and ginger and make it translucent  or very light brown.
5.  Now add tomatoes paste, turmeric, salt, red chili powder and coriander powder and cook it till oil separates.
 6.  Mash the boiled kathal. This is the time to put boiled and mashed kathal (no water)  and stir.
7. Cook it on slow heat for few minutes till oil can be seen around the sabzi. After that add peas and stir.  Again cook for few minutes.
8.  Mix finely chopped drumstick leaves,tomato strips and green chili and stir.
9.  Delicious kathhal ka bhurtha is ready to serve.
Enjoy Healthy Cooking!!!
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Stuffed Parwal/Parval
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Last weekend I went to vegetable market to buy fresh fruits and vegetables.  There I saw some small green pumpkins. It were so fresh, I couldn't help myself from buying it. Next day when I cut it, I saw its seeds were very raw.  Usually I roast pumpkin seeds in microwave. But seeing such fresh seeds, I thought of making its juice with its guts. Here below is how I made it: 
Ingredients
 1 cup of pumpkin guts
1 tbsp grated ginger
1 tsp sugar (optional)
2 tbsp finely chopped mint leaves
1 tbsp of lime juice/fresh half lemon
Black salt to taste
Fresh crushed black pepper
Method
1 Cut the pumpkin and scoop out its guts/seedy pulp with spoon.
2. Put ginger and pumpkin guts in a blender and blend it with 1 glass of water for few minutes.
3. Strain it through strainer.
4. Now put again in blender the remaining residue after filtering the juice with one more glass of water and blend it again for few minutes. Again filter it through a sieve. Next add hand torn fresh mint leaves, sugar, lemon juice, black salt and black pepper powder in the juice and mix with spoon. 
5. Pour the juice in glasses and serve.
Enjoy Healthy Cooking!!!
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Shahtoot/mulberries chutney is very nutritious and chatpati chutney.  Here below is its full recipe:
 Ingredients
30 Sahtoot/mulberries
handful of grated coconut
salt to taste
1/4 tsp of sugar (optional)
1/2 tsp of garam masala
1finely chopped green chili
1" piece of grated ginger
handful of fresh mint leaves
Method
1.  Wash the mulberries,and mint.
2.  Take the mulberries, grated ginger, finely chopped green chili and mint leaves in a vegetable chopper and blend it with 2 tsp of water. Use water if required.
3.  Next add coconut powder or grated coconut, salt,and garam masala and blend it again. It should be coarse textured.
4.  Transfer it into a serving small bowl.
5. Healthy and delicious shahtoot chutney is ready to serve.
Enjoy Healthy Cooking!!!
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Jack fruit/kathal is used for making a wide variety of dishes, but its cutting is very tedious and tricky. Often many of my friends buy already cut slices of it from the vegetable market, but on the contrary,  I prefer to buy it as a whole, which is rarely available in the vegetable market.  So, whenever I see a small jackfruit which can be consumed in two or three times, I can't help buying.  Here I have made its parantha with fresh/unripe,young jack fruit. I started to cut it for making sabzi, but it ended up making parantha. It is really worth making.  Here below is its full recipe: 
Ingredients
1 small piece of kathal
1 small onion
1 fresh green chili
salt to taste
1 tsp of garam masala
1/4 tsp of mango powder
1 tsp of coriander powder
handful of chopped mint leaves
handful of drum stick leaves
2 cups of wheat flour
1 cup of water
1/4 cup of flour for rolling
oil
Method
1. First of oil, apply little oil to both hands and knife. Wash, peel and cut kathal in small chunks.
2. Smear the chopper container and blade with little oil too. Next take kathal with 1/2 tsp of oil in vegetable chopper and chop in it very finely.  It takes some time.
3.  Next, take it in a microwave bowl with 1 tsp of oil and mix.  Microwave it for 3 minutes.  After that take out from the microwave, stir and cover with lid. Let it be cool off completely.
4. Peel the onion and ginger. Chop onion and ginger very finely with hand instead of in vegetable chopper, if not very good in rolling the stuffed parantha.
5.  Now mix the completely cool kathal, onion, chili and ginger, mint leaves and chopped drum stick leaves, mix together. Add salt, coriander powder, mango 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. If not sufficient take more little bit 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 over to the other side.
11.  After that apply oil to both sides and cook it till crisp.
12.  Delectable kathal parantha/purontha is ready to serve.
Enjoy Healthy cooking!!!
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Tortilla Tandoori roti                                       
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Home made seviyan/noodles can be made in various ways.  Here below is its kheer recipe which requires very less milk:
Ingredients:
1 cup of home made noodles
2 cups of water
2 cups of milk
2 tsp of pure ghee
1/3 cup of sugar or to taste
handful of sliced dry fruits-almonds, cashews etc.
Method:
1.  Take the home made noodles in a thick bottomed pan. Add 1 tsp of pure ghee and roast it till golden brown on low flame.
2.  Now add two cups of boiled water and stir it well with spatula. As it starts boiling, lower the flame, cover with lid and cook it till little bit soft.  By this time water will be little bit dry too. 
3.  Now Add two cups of milk or to desired kheer consistency. Cook for few minutes.
4. Now add sugar and one tsp of pure ghee and again cook for few minutes till desired consistency. Remove from heat.
5. Add handful of mixed sliced dry fruits and mix well.
6. Delicious savieyan kheer is ready to serve.
Enjoy Healthy Cooking!!!
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Sago Kheer
Rabdi/Rabri
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