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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: vibz88

Eaten kanda poha , batata poha but tamata poha 😲 😆


Ops.. never ever heard of Tomato POHA
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: aasthanup

now prepare tomato poha and eat. And tell us how it tastes


hahaha .. please mujhe bhi taste karaana😆
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: westindian

Don't know what poha is, but hey if our Gopi puts tomato in a dish it just might be the next cooking sensation. See what a hit her achar was? Now imagine when she publishes her poha secret recipe in her new cook book. 😉


Hey Kristine

POHA means BEATED RICE...

And we usually make it in breakfast.. its quite popular in northern and central India... But we never put tomato in POHA.. so it was quite weird when Gopi Vahu.. being a Gujrati lady putting tomato in POHA ...it was undigestable ...
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: manishmodh

Hii...


Guys its not a blooper post.


I know a little in the kitchen. There are a lot of ladies in the forum. Most of them may be very expert in cooking.

In yesterday's episode, it was shown Gopi using TOMATOES while cooking POHA...

Is it really possible to cook POHA with TOMATOES...

POHA are more delicious with less oil and less moisture... POHA becomes like HALWA when it is moist more...

As per my knowledge ... TOMATOES are added to keep the dish moist.

Hey It was all confusing ...

Just wanna know.. is it really possible to cook POHA with tomatoes... Just a curiosity

However.. personally I wont like to cook pohawith tomatoes.. cant even think of it


I think It was very weird.. however I may be wrong

What do u say ..??



Some ppl add tomatoes to poha, It makes it bit soggy .. My husband loves it woth tomato and i just cant eat it wid tomato...

But u know wat i was wondering which Jail ka Rasoi ghar looks like tht.. n Which lady on this earth smiles while cutting veggies or mixing Poha... Unless der's some1 joking around... Y do dey hv to Gopi always so great... Imparting knowledge and always thinking well being of oders..
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: paposhon

hi dear.. not all to offend you but in karnataka- dharwar and belagum, we add it - always... tamatee haaak tevi navu avalakki daagey 😆👏😉

and yummm it gets soggy true, but it is mindblowing when hot served
in karnataks- dharwar either -we make make poha trust me so pale and bland and borring or they make with tomatao added ,later tastes yum yumm
nodaryo yast chand kanastavu tamatee avalakki


Really...

But then it will be very moist... because POHA absorb all the water and it became like HALWA... is it really possible to make POHA with TOMATO

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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: paposhon

oye @ bold in blue 😡
what is this then - staing tomato poha is guju speciality - really hats off to you 👎🏼


Heyyy Dont get angry...

I never knew about tomato poha.. thanks for sharing the link...
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: ashu_shetty



Some ppl add tomatoes to poha, It makes it bit soggy .. My husband loves it woth tomato and i just cant eat it wid tomato...

But u know wat i was wondering which Jail ka Rasoi ghar looks like tht.. n Which lady on this earth smiles while cutting veggies or mixing Poha... Unless der's some1 joking around... Y do dey hv to Gopi always so great... Imparting knowledge and always thinking well being of oders..


thts the speciality of Gopi Vahu ... Hehehe😆
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: paposhon

i am not getting angry on you not knowing nat poha with tomato, but u said on the top '"being guju lady putting tomato..was undigestible.."

where as it is learnt tomato poha is guju speciality itself .. 😆😆
just imagine how we would have taken this your commnet vs reality😆
really
betwn it is not soggy ... trust me it tastes yummier than any other form..i tried to keep pastimng the pictures, but it is not getting done..😡


Ahh The fact is that I never knew Tomato poha is a GUJJU dish...

thanks for enriching the post...

And please keep commenting ... U see .. most of the times.. u give knowledge to others...😃

And by the way.. you cannot cut -paste the pic here.. u need to share it through a link... so upload a pic in any pic sharing site and then paste it here... hope it will be helpul...
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: manishmodh



Yeah Rachna U r true... POHA means BEATED RICE...

And we usually make it in breakfast.. its quite popular in northern and central India... But we never put tomato in POHA.. so it was quite weird when Gopi Vahu.. being a Gujrati lady putting tomato ...was undigestable ... 😆

Hi, we get 3 types of beaten rice, (hard, medium and thin) For thin & medium POHA, it is not advisabel to use tomato but when you use the hard ones, the tomatoes can be used in seasoning (sorry I have not seen the episode, so not sure whether she cooked it made raw Poha. If it is cooked, the beaten rice will be sprinkled with water to soften it before cooking. So while using hard poha, we use either tomato or lemon to give tangi taste.
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Posted: 13 years ago
#20

Originally posted by: paposhon

oye modheee - bahut bol rahela tu...


hahahahah ... 😆 sometimes I talk a lot

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