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The video taps into the trend of authentic, traditional food preparation, showcasing a unique regional dish with visually appealing steps and a satisfying final product. The creator's personal connection and appreciation for the technique add a layer of authenticity.
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The video shows the process of making 'pathrode', a traditional dish from coastal Karnataka, using colocasia leaves. The leaves are coated in a spiced batter, rolled, steamed, and then sliced to be served.
Structure
- 1Showing colocasia leaves
- 2Coating leaves with batter
- 3Rolling and steaming the dish
- 4Slicing and serving the pathrode
- 5Eating and enjoying the dish
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My therapy after a day at the clinic..
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Colocasia leaves * grow almost like weeds in coastal Karnataka during monsoon season, and somehow people found a way to turn them into something this delicious dish called “pathrode” The leaves are coated with a batter made with Byadagi chillies, rice, tamarind and spices, then lovingly rolled, steamed and sliced. I genuinely think these traditional cooking techniques are incredible… taking an ingredient growing everywhere around you and transforming it into a dish packed with so much flavor, c
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Colocasia leaves * grow almost like weeds in coastal Karnataka during monsoon season, and somehow people found a way to turn them into something this delicious dish called “pathrode” The leaves are coated with a batter made with Byadagi chillies, rice, tamarind and spices, then lovingly rolled, steamed and sliced. I genuinely think these traditional cooking techniques are incredible… taking an ingredient growing everywhere around you and transforming it into a dish packed with so much flavor, comfort & HEALTH BENEFITS.. RECIPE coming soon.. *Colocasia leaves are also called harive/ patrode leaves. Black stem variety is preferred. Proper cooking instructions help to minimise itchiness. Will share a detailed recipe soon :) #regionalindianfood #mangaloreanfood #karnatakafood #southindianfood indianheritage
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