Bitter melon is a climbing vine that has edible green fruit. The bitter melon plant comes from the gourd family called Cucurbitaceae. Its scientific name is Momordica charantia (M. charantia). This ...

Neither green or other lentils have been tried in this bitter melon recipe, but I imagine they would work just fine. But the ...

Bitter melon, also referred to as Momordica charantia or bitter gourd, is a type of vine prevalent in subtropical and tropical climates and belongs to the same family as cucumber. The unique ...

Add the bitter melon melon and stir-fry for about a minute (this sets the colour, keeping it bright green). Remove the melon from the wok. Heat 20ml (4tsp) of cooking oil in the wok (no need to ...

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Bitter gourd, also called bitter melon, is not only known for its ability to cure diabetes but is recommended to people suffering from liver disorders. As bitter gourd is rich in vitamins B ...

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Keep whole melons at room temperature for maximum flavour. Cut melon must be well-wrapped and chilled, otherwise its scent will permeate the fridge. Dessert melons have a very high water content ...

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