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#10_तरह_की_सब्जी_का_भरवा_सब्जी_बनाने_वाली_बहू #In_laws_Making_10_Stuffed_Veggies #Cartoon_videos #kahaniyon_ki_gallery (Sandhya) #animtedstories #hindicartoonstory #cartoonkahaniya #AnimtedCartoonvideos #Hindistories #Hindicartoonvideo #Hindicartoonstories #hindistory #hindikahaniya #sasbahu #sasbahukajhghda #naitikkahanai #stories #newstories #garibkikahani #sasbahuladai #sasbahukalesh hi guys this channel is purely made for fun by using high quality animated-videos in 4k. we are fulloy dedidated to entertain you by our video. if you like the video pleàse share and give your valuable comment and feedback so that we can improve. thank Tina, 24: (Hungrily) Mom, what have you made for food today? I’m really hungry! Pallavi, 48: (Smiling as she walks out of the kitchen) Today, I’ve made stuffed tomatoes and stuffed bell peppers for you. Try them and tell me how they taste! Tina, 24: (Surprised) Mom, stuffed tomatoes? Pallavi, 48: (Laughing) Give them a try, dear—I’ve prepared them in a new style. I’m always thinking of coming up with yet another variety of stuffed vegetable dish! Tina, 24: (Happily) Well, Mom, the stuffed dishes you make are always absolutely amazing... Pallavi, 48: (Smiling) I’ve also ordered some bitter gourds (karela) today; I’ll teach you how to make them tomorrow. Tina, 24: (Making a face) Bitter gourds? Why? Pallavi (48): (Explaining) So that when you eventually get married and move to another home, we don’t end up embarrassed. Bitter gourds (*karela*) are naturally bitter, and very few people know the art of preparing them well. I want you to learn how to make ten different types of stuffed vegetables—that way, whenever someone is hungry, you won’t have to wait for the right time [to prepare a meal]. Tina (24): (Smiling) Alright, Mom. Now, let me eat! (After taking a bite) Wow, Mom, this is truly delicious! Narration: Tina eats with great relish. The next morning, Tina’s mother, Pallavi, returns from the market with fresh bitter gourds. Tina enters the kitchen and takes them from her mother’s hands. Tina (24): (Eagerly) Mom, you were going to teach me how to prepare bitter gourds today, right? Come on, let me make them myself! Pallavi (48): (Smiling) Of course, dear! Today, I’ll teach you how to make them so well that anyone who eats them will be licking their fingers! Tina (24): (Laughing) Just make sure they aren’t bitter, Mom! Otherwise, the moment I see them, I’ll run away! Pallavi (48): (Laughing) Oh, just learn how to cook them first! You’ll see—these very bitter gourds will end up becoming your favorite dish. Narration: Pallavi (48): (Explaining) Now, add some coriander powder, fennel seeds, turmeric, chili powder, and amchur (dried mango powder). Tina (24): (Surprised) Mom, why are you adding so much achar (pickle) spice? Won’t the bitter gourds end up tasting sour, like a pickle? Pallavi (48): (Affectionately) Oh, you silly girl! The pickling spices help mask the bitterness of the gourds. They add a subtle tanginess and really enhance the flavor. Tina (24): (Happily) Oh, I see! So, this is your secret for avoiding the bitterness of bitter gourd (karela). Pallavi, 48 (laughing): Exactly! Now, stuff the masala into the bitter gourds and cook them thoroughly over a low flame. Narration: Tina carefully stuffs the masala into the bitter gourds, adds oil to the pan, and begins to cook them. After a while, the delicious stuffed bitter gourds are ready. Tina, 24 (happily): Mom, just look! These bitter gourds look wonderful. But they won’t be bitter, will they? Pallavi, 48 (smiling): Well, we’ll only know after tasting them. Come on, let’s have Dad try them and see what he thinks. Narration: Tina takes the bitter gourds to the dining table. Just then, her father, Charan, arrives. Tina, 24 (excitedly): Dad, I made these bitter gourds myself today! Please taste them and tell me how they turned out. Charan, 50 (making a face): Oh, dear—who eats bitter gourd? Just the name alone makes me think of bitterness! Pallavi, 48 (laughing): Oh, come on! Just try them—they were made by your own daughter. Then you can decide. Charan, 50 (smiling): Alright then—since my daughter made them, I suppose I have to try them! Narration: Charan takes a bite and savors the flavor for a few moments. Tina and Pallavi watch his face, waiting eagerly. Charan, 50 (surprised): Wow! These are absolutely delicious! There’s no bitterness at all. Tina, 24 (joyfully): Really, Dad? You liked them? Charan, 50 (affectionately): They’re excellent! Now, you’ll have to teach me how to make ten different kinds of stuffed vegetables! Pallavi (48, proudly): Why not! My daughter is going to become an expert at making stuffed vegetables. Narration: Following this, Pallavi teaches Tina how to prepare stuffed potatoes, stuffed