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Kitchen Xpress Chauli Frozen, 11 Oz

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$3.99

Kitchen Xpress Chauli Frozen (11 oz): Cut Long Beans for Gujarati Chori ShaakKitchen Xpress Chauli Frozen is a pack of chauli (chori or long beans), t…

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Kitchen Xpress Chauli Frozen, 11 Oz

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Kitchen Xpress Chauli Frozen (11 oz): Cut Long Beans for Gujarati Chori Shaak
Kitchen Xpress Chauli Frozen is a pack of chauli (chori or long beans), trimmed and frozen so you can cook a homestyle sabzi without trimming and cutting. In Gujarati and Maharashtrian homes, these slender green beans are cooked simply with garlic, ajwain or peanuts. This 11 oz pack is a freezer helper for South Asian families in the USA, available from SubziCart.com.


Product Features
• Chauli (long beans) prepared and frozen for quick cooking
• Cut pieces that go straight into the pan
• 11 oz pack sized for a family sabzi
• Keeps a seasonal Indian vegetable available year round
• A simple way to buy frozen chauli online at an Indian grocery store in the USA


Nutritional Information
Long beans are a green vegetable that is generally a source of fiber and naturally low in fat. The pack should list the vegetable as its main ingredient; check the ingredient list and Nutrition Facts panel for exact values.


Cooking Suggestions
• Make chori nu shaak with ajwain, hing, green chili and a pinch of jaggery
• Stir-fry with crushed peanuts and coconut for a Maharashtrian-style chavli bhaji
• Cook with potatoes in a light tomato masala for a dry aloo chauli
• Add to mixed vegetable pulao or thoran-style stir fry with coconut
• Pair with rotli, dal and rice for a complete Gujarati thali


Frequently Asked Questions
Is chauli the same as black-eyed pea pods?
Chauli can refer to long bean or cowpea pods, which are related. Check the pack image to see the exact vegetable.
Do I need to thaw before cooking?
No. Add the beans directly to hot oil with your tempering and cook covered until tender.
How do I stop the sabzi from turning soggy?
Cook uncovered for the last few minutes so excess water from the frozen beans evaporates.
A plate of chori shaak and fresh rotli is a comforting weekday dinner.

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