Masala Karela Recipe | करेले की सब्जी | बिना कड़वाहट करेले की सब्जी | Bharva Karela | Diabetic Diet
Masala Karela Recipe Bitter Gourd Sabzi Healthy Indian Main Course Learn how to make delicious Masala Karela (Bitter Gourd) with onion‑tomato masala and aromatic spices. This traditional Indian sabzi balances bitter, tangy, and spicy flavors, making it perfect with roti, paratha, or rice. A diabetic‑friendly, nutrient‑rich recipe that transforms karela into a tasty main course. 👉 Subscribe for more healthy Indian recipes and fusion cooking ideas! --------------------------------------------------------------------- 🥗 Ingredients 4–5 Karela (Bitter Gourd), sliced 2 medium onions, finely chopped 2 tomatoes, chopped 2 green chilies, chopped 1 tsp garlic, chopped oil ½ tsp turmeric powder 1 tsp red chili powder Optional: 1 tsp amchur (dry mango powder) Salt to taste Fresh coriander leaves for garnish -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 👩🍳 Method Prep Karela: I peeled the karela, removed the inner pulp and seeds, and kept the peel separately I sprinkled salt over the pulp and peel to reduce bitterness. I steamed the peel Cook Base Masala: In a pan, I heated 2 tablespoons of oil added cumin and mustard seeds, then garlic and chilies. I added onions, sautéed them, and let them steam. After that, I added tomatoes and the pulp mixture Cover and steam for 2 minutes until soft` Mix turmeric, chili powder, and salt. Cook until masala releases oil. Stuffing: This masala is now ready to stuff into the steamed karela Fill each karela tightly with the masala. Add Karela: Heat more oil in the pan, place the stuffed karela carefully, and shallow fry them. Turn them gently so the masala doesn’t spill out. Steam them again for a few minutes, turning sides until evenly cooked. Finally, spread the leftover masala around the karela for extra flavor. Finish: our spicy, flavorful Masala Karela is ready! If you don’t like too much bitterness, add amchur powder or lemon juice at the end. Garnish with coriander leaves. Serve hot with roti or rice. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🌟 Benefits Diabetic‑friendly: Bitter gourd helps regulate blood sugar. Rich in nutrients: Contains Vitamin C, iron, and antioxidants. Digestive health: Improves metabolism and gut health. Balanced flavors: Onion‑tomato masala reduces bitterness, making karela enjoyable. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 👩🍳 Cooking Tips Salt karela slices before cooking to reduce bitterness. Add amchur or lemon juice for a tangy balance. Pair with dal and roti for a wholesome meal. Cook on medium heat to retain nutrients. Avoid overcooking — karela should remain slightly firm. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- @MadhurasRecipeMarathi @TarlaDalalsKitchen @sanjeevkapoorkhazana --------------------------------------------------------------------------- More Videos: 1. Vidharbha Special Chivda | Chivda Recipe | Chivda Recipe in Marathi | Tea Time Snacks Link: • Vidharbha Special Chivda | Chivda Recipe |... 2. Roti Pizza Snack in 10 min | Leftover Chapati Pizza Recipe | Healthy Homemade Pizza Without Oven Link: • Roti Pizza Snack in 10 min | Leftover Chap... 3. Macaroni Tomato Pasta | Easy Indian Style Recipe | Quick Snack Idea | Kids’ Lunch Box Link: • Macaroni Tomato Pasta | Easy Indian Style ... 4. Bread Omelette Sandwich | Quick & Easy Healthy Breakfast Recipe | Street Style Taste Link: • Bread Omelette Sandwich | Quick & Easy Hea... -------------------------------------------------------------------- 📌 Hashtags (#) #masalakarela #bittergourdrecipe #healthyindianfood #diabeticfriendlyrecipe #IndianMainCourse #VegetarianSabzi #quickindianrecipes #cookingwithkomal #healthysabzi #indianfoodlovers
