Frying the potatoes first before adding the cauliflower is a smart move, it keeps the pieces firm and soaks up the spice mix nicely.
Adding 200 ml water then covering for ten and five made it easy to time, my stomach already sent a happy memo :)
I’ll try this with a bit less oil and extra coriander at the end for that fresh kick, vegggies like this make weeknights simple, thanks for sharing this, taht step sequence really helps..
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I definitely wish you success. You can make this green healthy recipe very easily. Thanks for appreciating the vegetable with your beautiful comment. Bitter gourd is really healthy. But if you hate eating bitter gourd. Then this style will be great for you.
Appreciate it, your steps make it feel very doable for a weeknight. I usually avoid bitter gourd, but this seasoning with turmeric and coriander might tame the bite :) I’ll definately try it with a little less oil and finish on low heat.. sounds perfect for me. Do you prefer slicing it thin or salting first for a milder, heALthy twist?
It is best to cook bitter gourd by cutting it very thinly. I have also taken out the bitterness with salt. This tutorial is for those who do not want to eat bitter gourd. However, if you want to eat it without bitter gourd, this recipe is for you.
Thin slices plus salt makes karela much gentler, and I’ll try your base recpie without it first with extra coriander and a lighter hand on oil. Later I woudl mix in a small bit of karela after salting and squeezing, just enough for a hint of bite. Love how you time the water and lid, it really effects the veg in a good way :)