TENDLI BIBYA UPKARI

In this blog I have tried to give some authentic G.S.B festivals recipes.As name of my blog suggests Ritirivaz means traditions/rituals. A small introduction of G.S.B community. G.S.B is a acronym for Gaud Saraswat Brahmin. G.S.B are hindu brahmin community in India and a part of larger Saraswat Brahmin community. Their mother tongue is konkani many of G.S.B are vegetarian and in my blog I would like to give recipes which are vegetarian and authentic because on any festival or function generally non-veg is avoided and even many times onion and garlic is also not used.
So todays recipe is an ivy gourd dish which is very famous in G.S.B community and always a common dish on all festivals,  marriage etc. It is called as TENDLI BIBYA UPKARI
Tendli means ivy gourd, Bibya means cashew nuts and Upkari means vegetable dish.

What we need is 250grm of ivy gourd, 150gms of cashew nuts, 1 no potatoes, 4-5 red chillies, 1tsp mustard seeds, 1tsp black gram dal, 1/2 cup coconut, 2tsp coconut oil
Cashew nuts should be soaked in water for 2-3 hours 

How to make it is take a kadai add 2 teaspoon of coconut oil let the oil heat then add mustard seeds after it splutters, add Red chillies broken into half and black gramdal after the dal turns golden brown add ivy gourd cut into long batons potatoes also cut in baton shape and cashew with salt.Cover the kadai and stir after every 4-5 min. The upkari  will be ready in 12 to 13 mins then add grated coconut stir for 3 mins and it is ready to be served.

Comments

  1. Nicely done
    Would like to see more blogs from ritirivaz

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  2. Nice work
    Want to see more blogs on ritiravz

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  3. Awesome. Memory of this dish at all Aamchi festivals.

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  4. Looks Amazing!! Will definitely try this at home...
    Would love to see more recipes from Ritirivaz

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  5. Very easily explained and the picture also is too good.

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  6. Awesome..nice receipe. Simply great...

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  7. Awesome, my favourite dish. Would like to see more recipes

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  8. Most favorite upkari goes best with dalitoy and rice👌keep it up

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  9. @Ritirivaz I am so glad to see your first blog on GSB dishes. Very well written, this reads so easy to prepare I will definitely try out in my kitchen soon.
    Looking forward to reading more of your blogs. Good luck dost!

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  10. 👍👌 Sanya very nice... looking forward for authentic gsb recipes.

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  11. Superb. Will wait for more recipes.

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  12. Congratulations Sanya on your blog! Looking forward to more and more recipes! :)

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  13. Looks yummy ! Will definately love to try this at home, the detailed reciepe will definitely help alot
    Waiting for more such reciepe's !

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  14. Very nice Sanya , keep up the good work. Looking forward for more such yummy recipes !

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  15. Awaiting more recipes on your blog!

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  16. Lovely. Waiting for more Amchigali recipes. Wishing you good luck

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  17. Very nice recipe dear sanya :)

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  18. Yummy Sanya.Looking forward for more such recepies. KEEP IT UP

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  19. Amchi's all time favourite dish. So beautiful written and well presented. Looking forward for many more recipes ��. Good luck dear.

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  20. Congratulations for your first blog. Looking forward for more recipees😊

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  21. Wow. Mouth watering recipe. Keep posting.

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  22. Congrats Sanya on your first blog post. Great going. Expecting a lot of yummy amchi recipes on your blog. Keep posting, God bless!!!

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  23. Well..... one of my favourite amchi dish didn't had for a long time. Now yesssss thank you Sanya for the recipe. Also share Ambya upkari.

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  24. Hey Sanya, Great start !! Look forward to many such mouth watering Amchi recipes.. since we Amchis can make randai (dish) out of any edible plant/fruit/vegetable, suggest you take up a upcoming festival and blog about the festive menu and proceed.

    You can block one Sunday of the month and invite few respondents to taste the authentic menu and get first hand feedback.

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  25. Authentic recipe! Good job Sanya. Documenting traditional recipes while also explaining their cultural significance is really good. Keep it up Sanya!

    Bharati

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  26. Good work Sanya, God bless you.

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  27. Very well explained recipe.
    Looking forward to many such vlogs from you Sanya

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  28. Nice Recipe Sanya. Keep it up.
    As per your blog name Ritiriwaz, this upkari is done for all good occasions. Looking forward for recipes of chana ghashi,madgane,patholi etc.

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  29. Nice and very well known recipe, but very well explained Sanya. Keep it up.. God bless you

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  30. Hi Sanya, you have nicely written the recipe with measurements. The brief introduction can be a good reference point to our GSB culture. I am looking forward to more amchigele recipes and amchi ritirivaz posts from you. All the very best.

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  31. It's getting better and more authentic

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  32. Good combination with Dalitoy delicious

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  33. All time favourite vegetable dish 😁

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  34. Well explained ! Good Work Sanya

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  35. Awesome start Sanya! I loved the way you are patiently explaining each of the nuances. Will surely keep it in mind to see your recipes if any day I think of wanting to make authentic GSB community food.

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  36. Very well explained, good work

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