Bhindi ki subzi is a traditional vegetable dish from India. Made with okra, curry and a wide array of traditional Indian spices this dish is healthy and a great addition to any meal.
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How To:
Cook sweet potatoes in the oven or on the grill
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How To:
Steam broccoli in the microwave
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How To:
Cook your green beans so they keep their color
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How To:
Cook fresh pumpkin flowers
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How To:
Make a radish rosette to garnish your food
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How To:
Make raw marinated vegetables
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How To:
Pickle jalapeno and Anaheim peppers at home
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How To:
Prepare leeks for soups
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How To:
Make Indian tindora vegetable
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Coal-roast potatoes wrapped in aluminum
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Cook sweet peas with garlic and ketchup
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How To:
Prepare patty pan squashes
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How To:
Prepare a raw okra recipe with cabbage and onions
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How To:
Find and eat wild Watercress without being poisoned
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Chop an onion the right way into even squares
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How To:
Store roasted red peppers in olive oil
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How To:
Make shitake mushrooms taste like bacon
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How To:
Make Indian style peanut stuffed peppers
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How To:
Mix homemade Japanese-style pickles with zucchini, vinegar and spices
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How To:
Figure out if an eggplant is ripe or rotten
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