#mysterybox3Tomato Saar is a sweet and sour curry made using tomatoes and fresh coconut. The recipe is quite simple, but the flavour is simply awesome.This Saar is supposed to be had with steamed rice with an accompaniment of any chutney like, or pickles, papad, fritters or vegetables of choice if desired! The simple, yet tongue tickling flavour of this saar, is mainly due to the homemade ghee used in it’s preparation!

#Goldenapron#week_16

Next I am trying special one

Okra is a very popular edible plant in Sri Lanka. It is also known as "lady fingers" due to its long and slender shape. It has a slimy texture (when cut, it produces a liquid used to thicken stews) and is a great source of nutrients, notably high in fiber and vitamin C. If you're trying to maintain a balanced weight, okra is an ideal choice for your diet as it is a low-calorie vegetable. Here is a recipe that is not only easy and quick but also tastes spectacular.

I ate okra for the very first time at an Indian restaurant in curry sauce. I remembered how delicious it was, and used that as the inspiration for this recipe.Be sure to steam-fry over low heat in Step 5. Otherwise it will burn. For 2 servings. Recipe by FarmersK

#GA4#week13#TuvarThis dal preparation is done in maharashtrian Brahmin family. Very tasty and healthy recipe.it is spicy, sweet and sour.

Capsicum is one of the most healthiest veggies that is low in calories yet provides lot of health benefits. Hence it is recommended to use them regularly. Capsicum can be use to many dishes like capsicum fry, Paneer capsicum gravy, pulao, Biryani and many more dishes.

#goldenapron #post17Sweet Sour Pumpkin or Khatta Meeta Kaddu is one the easiest sabzi recipe. It is served with puri, parathas. This vegetable made of yellow pumpkin, it is very tasty. Step by Step recipe is there. This variation has no onion and no garlic. It can be used during fasting days as well.

#dalcurryOkra (Abelmoschus esculentus), is known in many countries as ladies' fingers or ochro, is a flowering plant in the mallow family.It is valued for its edible green seed pods. The geographical origin of okra is disputed, with supporters of West African, Ethiopian, and South Asian origins.Raw okra is 90% water, 2% protein, 7% carbohydrates and negligible fat.In a 100 gram amount, raw okra is rich (20% or more of the Daily Value, DV) in dietary fiber, vitamin C and vitamin Ke, with moderate contents of thiamin, folate and magnesium.Today am going to share a delicious recipe with this okra and Lentil. It's a dal curry can be eaten with steamed rice roti or paratha whatever you can. Let's cook 😊. [ Note - Panch phoron is a whole spice blend, used in the cuisine of Bangladesh, Eastern India and Southern Nepal. The name literally means "five spices"( Panch Phoron in Bangladeshi Language) and is also known as in; Maithili panch phoron), Nepali Padukone Masala), Assamese (pas phoṛôn) and  Odia pancha phutana).]

#greenveg Children's favorite sweet sour coconia.

I had leftover pineapple sweet and sour sauce from the recipe yesterday. It was so good I thought to myself to try on a pizza. So here it is. I used an 8×11 pan..

My third and final entry to the "FAVORITE CURRY CONTEST".Bhindi curry is a spicy curry with crisp ladyfingers! Do leave your valuable comments over this recipe!#twistiebites#thedelhifoodiecouple