How to Autumn Appetizing Bitter gourd dal

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Bitter gourd dal. An authentic easy recipe for a delicious Goan Bitter Gourd Kokum Dal, an Indian curry with red lentils cooked with bitter gourd and jaggery, and ingredients from the Konkan Coast, kokum shells and terphal, a variety of Sichuan Pepper. Serve with hot rice on a festive occasion or when you want to make something special! Bengali Lau Die Tetor Dal Recipe is a traditional Bengali Dal usually made during the summer season.

Now take toor dal in a pressure cooker and add the sauted veggies in it.

There are many varieties differing in shape, size and color.

This is a native vegetable of India and is used in a wide variety of preparations.

You can have Bitter gourd dal using 7 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you achieve that.

Ingredients of Bitter gourd dal

  1. It’s of bitter gourd(karela).

  2. Prepare of bottle gourd.

  3. You need of raw moong dal.

  4. It’s of nigella seeds.

  5. Prepare of dry red chilli.

  6. You need of salt and turmeric powder.

  7. Prepare of oil.

Daal karela -Bitter gourd cooked with bengal gram and spices.

Daal Karela is a healthy delicious easy recipe.

Sliced bitter gourd is cooked with soaked and cooked chana daal.

Deep frying the Karela slices is optional ,you can add them without frying also.

Bitter gourd dal step by step

  1. Heat oil and temper nigella seeds and dry red chilli..

  2. Fry the vegetables and add salt and turmeric powder..

  3. Wash the dal and mix well..

  4. Add water and boil till it gets soft..

Frying is done to remove the bitterness of Karela slices.

Bitter gourd (or bitter melon) doesn't just belong in juices though.

Across Asia, this vegetable is used creatively, nowhere more so than South India.

There's more than just one way to cook bitter gourd , and therefore, increase the frequency of consumption of this vegetable that also contains phytonutrient, polypeptide-P - a plant insulin that.

Bitter gourd contains an insulin-like compound called Polypeptide-p or p-insulin which has been shown to control diabetes naturally.