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How to make BISI BELA BATH (PARUPPU SAATHAM)
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I tried your recipe, it came out? really good. Thank you so much and
God bless..
SHAILUtheINDRA (7 months ago) Show Hide 0 Marked as spam Reply Man, you
are awesome! What I like most about your videos is the simplicity with
which you present these in a no-fuss fashion. Your spirit is unbeatable.
You rock Sir! Thanks a ton.
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btw...why don't you 'appear' in your videos just like so many others
do? Asking this just out of curiosity.?
oldernwiser0 (7 months ago) Show Hide Marked as spam Reply thanks a lot
for your very encouraging comments..i really appreciate them ! and why
dont i appear in my videos ? well i found this the easy and quick way
to get the video off, i dont need any body's help, i dont need to know
video editing and the main 'story' in the video is enacted by the ingredients
that go into making the recipe, and my appearance may not add any value
to the video,? ( may deduct, i fact !)... so ... ( actually, i'm very
lazy to do all that it takes to make an appearance):)
anandkalpana (8 months ago) Show Hide 0 Marked as spam Reply Dear Sir,
This is not the actual bisi bela bath.... this is? just sambar rice...
for bisi bela bath, a masala powder needs to be made.. and that gives
the actual flavour
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However, I appreciate your attempt, and I understand this is the bisi
bela bath
"made easier" recipe
oldernwiser0 (8 months ago) Show Hide Marked as spam Reply the masala
powder used here is? not the usual sambar masala powder, it is a "nalgari"
masala which is significantly different in ingredients from sambar masala
and is ( according to my knowledge ) used for making bisi belebhat ..i
have posted the recipe for nalgari masala here in another video
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