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Helpful COVID and post COVID Oct 23

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Durga Prasad (senior citizen, interested in health matters)

Thanks Shakuntala ji. more

Oct 28

Durga Prasad (senior citizen, interested in health matters)

Thanks Ravindra ji more

Oct 28

Ravindra Malhotra

Durga Prasadji v. Useful post. my wife use to cook like this- Clean,chopped in small pieces,,Put some oil in non-stick frying PAN .Saute till becomes brown,remove from the pan and cook vegetable as per your taste by adding onion,ginger,tomatoes,green peas/potatoes, (as per your taste,) more

Oct 27

Dr.(Mrs.)Chandra Kanta Gosain

Gupta ji, it sure tastes better if fried; but it holds good for all vegetables that frying improves the taste;but one has to develop taste for steamed vegetables for betterment of health. more

Oct 25

Brij Gupta (Technical convenor - Essel RWA and Charitable clinic)

We have been using this vegetables, but my wife cooks it after frying and since I do not take fried food at all, had been avoiding it. Dr Chandra ji, you said, it can be cooked without frying, is it correct? since my wife still insisting that if it is not fried, it wo'nt be tasty to eat. more

Oct 25

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