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Silly me - I decided to make a Brinjal (Eggplant) dish, as hubby brought home fresh Eggplant from the store. It was a while since I made any Eggplant dish, and you know how busy it gets sometimes -- i knew there were 4 dishes that can be made, but it didnt quite strike me what was what --

-Kathrikai Pitla (Eaten with Traditional south indian meal)
-Kathrika Gotsu (Eaten with Pongal etc)
-Baingan Bartha
-Baghara Baingan (My goodnesss, I always confuse with these two)

So now you know, how I'm justifying my reason to mix up the recipes :-) Thanks to google and youtube, My Gotsu came out delicious !
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