9 pointed gourd recipes

Hariyali Parwal is a mouth-watering curry of stuffed parwal cooked with coriander-flavoured curds. The stuffing of fennel seeds, onions and spice powders gives the parwal a smashing flavour, which is improved further by the paste of coriander and curds that it is cooked in. Make sure you keep ....

Parwal is one of our country’s lesser-known veggies but lends itself well to the cuisine of Western India, where it is generally cooked with an exciting blend of spices. In this mouth-watering Parwal aur Aloo ki Sukhi Subzi, the parwal is cooked into a dry subzi along with the versatile potato. ....

Here is a great way to enjoy the traditional East Indian recipe, which is originally cooked with whole parwals in a lot of oil. But here, we bring to you an absolutely nutritious treat by giving a healthy twist to this delicious preparation. We have cut the p ....

Perivale / Portal Chutney is best relished with rice and prepared by blending shallow fried larval or gourds with tamarind pulp, jaggery and serving them seasoned with fried dals, mustard seeds and red chilli powder.

This recipe is a curry which can be relished with rice or parotas. Its a Parwal based curry. Hope you would like. . . .

A simple and fiber rich sweet milk suitable to be served as is or with hot puris and during fast.

A bengali favourite , can be served as a dry accompaniment to everyday dal chawal or( may be added to a tomato onion gravy as a main course dish to be eaten with rice when a prawn filling is added. ) any way one eats this it is delicious. The filling inside can be changed to a non vegetarian one by ....

Parwal cooked in an unusual way with achari masala. Achari masala is very much used with paneer generally. But here i have tried it with parwal and it simply tastes delicious and little different than the usual parwal dalna or dolma. Best had with phulkas/parathas.

A combination of peels mixed with besan and spices to create mouth watering pakodas. Great with evening tea as a snack. Vegetable peels which contain fibre are usually discarded and thrown away. So this can be made use of into making healthy pakoras.