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How To Wash Elephant Yam. Diwali’s here, and so is this tasty elephant yam suran fry recipe! The best way to avoid any discomfort. This ol bhaate, also known as ‘ol makha’ is a simple bengali side dish where elephant foot yam or suran is cooked till soft and tender and then mashed with a couple of ingredients. Then, using your knife, carefully trim off both ends of the yam to create a flat surface for stability. Next, make a shallow cut lengthwise along the yam’s skin, deep enough to pierce through the tough outer layer. Clean, peel and wash the elephant foot yam/chena. Add a bit of spice and tradition to your festive meal. To alleviate this, washing slices of elephant foot yam in tamarind water or buttermilk can help reduce throat and mouth itchiness. Soak whole yam in water for around 15 mins then. First, wash the yam thoroughly under cold water to remove any dirt or debris. Meanwhile, pound shallots & garlic into a coarse. Cut the elephant foot yam/chena into small cubes (of 1 cm size). In this video, learn how to.

The best way to avoid any discomfort. Add a bit of spice and tradition to your festive meal. Then, using your knife, carefully trim off both ends of the yam to create a flat surface for stability. Meanwhile, pound shallots & garlic into a coarse. Next, make a shallow cut lengthwise along the yam’s skin, deep enough to pierce through the tough outer layer. Soak whole yam in water for around 15 mins then. In this video, learn how to. First, wash the yam thoroughly under cold water to remove any dirt or debris. Diwali’s here, and so is this tasty elephant yam suran fry recipe! Clean, peel and wash the elephant foot yam/chena.

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How To Wash Elephant Yam Diwali’s here, and so is this tasty elephant yam suran fry recipe! In this video, learn how to. Clean, peel and wash the elephant foot yam/chena. Meanwhile, pound shallots & garlic into a coarse. Soak whole yam in water for around 15 mins then. First, wash the yam thoroughly under cold water to remove any dirt or debris. The best way to avoid any discomfort. Cut the elephant foot yam/chena into small cubes (of 1 cm size). Next, make a shallow cut lengthwise along the yam’s skin, deep enough to pierce through the tough outer layer. This ol bhaate, also known as ‘ol makha’ is a simple bengali side dish where elephant foot yam or suran is cooked till soft and tender and then mashed with a couple of ingredients. Diwali’s here, and so is this tasty elephant yam suran fry recipe! Add a bit of spice and tradition to your festive meal. To alleviate this, washing slices of elephant foot yam in tamarind water or buttermilk can help reduce throat and mouth itchiness. Then, using your knife, carefully trim off both ends of the yam to create a flat surface for stability.