
Wishing all my dear friends a very good day.
Luffa — well known for its delightful texture and nutritional value — is a remarkable vegetable that can be easily turned into a tasty and nourishing curry. This vegetable is full of natural goodness, making it an excellent choice for a healthy family meal. Preparing luffa curry is simple, comforting, and perfect for anyone who enjoys light, wholesome dishes made with everyday ingredients.
Let’s take a look at how easily we can prepare it.

Materials Used.
Luffa 250g.
1 Teaspoon of Mustard seed.
1/2 Teaspoon of turmeric powder.
1/2 Teaspoon of Fenugreek seed.
A finely chopped onion.
About 2 chopped green chilli pods.
Some chopped curry leaves.
A little chopped garli.
Salt to taste.
2 Tablespoon of coconut oil.
1/2 Cup of coconut milk.

The cooking process as follows.
Now let’s get ready to prepare the dish. First, take the luffa vegetable, peel off the outer skin, slice it into round pieces, and wash them thoroughly.
Next, take a pan and add about two tablespoons of coconut oil. Place it on the stove and allow the oil to heat up.Once the oil is hot, add mustard seeds, fenugreek seeds, onion, and garlic. Mix well and let them sauté for a while until they start to turn slightly golden.
Now, add curry leaves, green chilies, a suitable amount of salt, and turmeric powder. Mix everything well to combine.
Next, add the chopped luffa and mix everything well to combine.
Now add a little coconut milk and cook for about 2 minutes, then remove it from the heat.

So, after preparing the curry in this way, its mild aroma and silky texture blend beautifully with the spices, creating a truly satisfying dish. This nutritious luffa curry pairs perfectly with warm rice and brings a touch of homemade goodness to your table. It’s a simple yet flavorful meal that everyone can enjoy.
That’s all for today — I’ll say goodbye for now. Wishing you a wonderful day!





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This looks delicious and yummy enjoy yourself