Cooking Instructions
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Moli ke pattay acha sa wask kar lain
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Ap is ko chopped kar lain
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Pan mein oil garam kar ka is mein onion slice daal dain
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Onion light fry ho jaye to is mein moli ke pattay daal kar fry kar lain sat hi kutti lal mirch or salt daal dain
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