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Banana stem sabji | Indian | No onion no garlic | curries | Side dish for rice or roti |Mahaprasadam

Hare Krishna Please accept my humble obeisances All glories to Srila Prabhupada Presenting a simple recipe of banana stem and potatoes. You can have this as a side dish with rice or roti. We do cook everything without no onion and garlic. Srila prabhupada tells story of Origin of onion and garlic Prabhupada said with a smile that eating onion and garlic is as bad as eating cow's flesh. And he told them a story about a Muslim king, a cow and a brahmana. For the Muslims, cow slaughter is a regular affair. This particular king however, before having the cow slaughtered would call a brahmana and the brahmana would offer prayers to the effect that "In this life these people are slaughtering you, but in the next life you will get the chance to slaughter them." So one time a brahmana came there but he felt lusty and he wanted to eat the cow's flesh also. However, the system was that he was not allowed to see the slaughter going on, he was supposed to offer his prayers and then leave. So he hid in a corner and witnessed the butchering. After the Muslims had all taken their share of the dead cow and departed, the brahmana came to that spot and he found an ankle of the cow. Because he was not supposed to eat any meat, he took the cow's ankle into the forest and buried it with the plan that he would return in the night, cook it and eat it. When he came back he dug out the cow's ankle and found to his great surprise that it had turned into onion and garlic. Haridasa said that Prabhupäda told the Malhotras that the cow's hoof transformed to garlic and the ankle became onion; garlic looks like a cow's hoof, and just as the cow's ankle has several layers of flesh similarly the onion has several layers and is the color of flesh. He finished the narration by telling them that when you eat garlic it makes a bad smell come in your mouth and when you cut onion it makes tears come out of your eyes. The tears come because the cow was crying that in Kali yuga even the brahmana wants to eat onion. The family loved the story and promised not to serve any onions and garlic. Transcendental Diary - HG Hari-sauri Prabhu, December 22 1976 – Pune Kindly like, share and comment. write to - [email protected] Disclaimer - video is for educational purpose only. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.