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May 18, 2014

Recipe: Sauteed Ampalaya

Sauteed Bitter Melon

I will continue to learn vegetable dishes because I want to be healthy.  I’m getting fat in spite of trying to eat less so I’m going to push it more by choosing the right dishes at home.

Ampalaya (bitter gourd in english) is a vegetable that is known to lower glucose levels. This vegetable is a great dish to cook for diabetic people.  I’m not diabetic, but it’s nice to know the health benefit of the ampalaya.

Unlike the other ampalaya dish that I cooked, I didn’t soak the raw ampalaya in water, and salt anymore.  I wanted to keep the bitter taste of the vegetable.  I was actually trying to see the difference (if the extra step is really worth it).

Well, the finished product tasted good!  I guess if we don’t have much ingredients to add, it’s better to keep the natural taste of ampalaya.  It wasn’t really that bitter.  This sautéed ampalaya dish will be another staple in our home’s menu.

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