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Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India
Over the last few decades I've spent a number of hours cooking for my family of 5. My husband is a retired bank Manager and my 3 boys are IIT graduates. Now I'm sharing my knowledge and thoughts to the world through this site. Whether you are a busy mom or a student learning to cook, you will find this blog helpful for cooking simple and easy to make food for yourself and the whole family. Hope you enjoy my recipe blog! I also love listening to devotional songs. Please browse through my devotional blogs to know more about them. I am always looking for ways to improve my blogs. Please leave your comments. If you like to see recipe of any particular dish or lyrics of a devotional song, please also let me know. Thanks for reading my blog.

Thursday, 13 September 2012

Gongura a(Red sorrel leaves, Telugu: గోంగూర), or the Roselle Pulusu

Ingredients
  • Gongura (Red sorrel leaves)     1bundle
  • Noolu Gunda( Sesame)           4 tbs (given below)
  • Turmeric powder 
  • Salt to taste
  • Garlic cloves                           4
  • Green chillis                            2
  • Mustard seeds                        1/2 tsp
  • Cumin seeds                           1/4 tsp
  • Oil                                          1 tsp
Procedure:
  1. Pick leaves from the stems of gongura and wash.
  2. Cook it with 2 cups water for five minutes.
  3. Drain water (If white gongura leaves are used, keep the drained water separately)
  4. Grind the cooked gongura.
  5. Heat oil in  a cooking vessel and seasoning with garlic, cumin, mustard and green chillis
  6. Add grinded gongura, salt and turmeric powder. Mix well and add 1 cup of water.  
  7. (If white gongura leaves are used, the water kept separately drained from the cooked gongura be used)
  8. Cook for five minutes, add noolu gunda, mix well and remove from stove.
  9. Serve with rice or roti. 


Noolu Gunda( Sesame) 


Ingredients: 
  • Sesame            : 1 cup
  • Red  chillis        : 3
  • Salt to taste
Procedure:
  1. Take a dry pan and heat red chilli until the colour changes a little.
  2. Add Sesame seeds and again fry till the sesame becomes brown.
  3. Add salt and grind coursely in a mixi.
  4. Serve with hot rice with ghee.







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