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Hi friends i am sharing the Preparation Method of Yam Masala Curry Recipe

1)Cook yam in water along with turmeric powder, a little bit of salt and green chilly. Keep it aside.

2)Heat oil in a pan.

3)Fry the onions, till they turn golden brown.

4)Add tomatoes and a small pinch of salt.

5)In the mean time, grind the cloves and cinnamon bark to a fine powder and keep it aside.

6)Heat up another pan.

7)Add coconut, coriander seeds, red chillies and a pinch of turmeric powder.

Stir continuously, till the smell of masala comes.

9)Allow it to cool.

10)Grind the same into a paste with some water taken from the vessel in which yam was cooked.

11)Take a larger vessel and add the cooked yam(with water), coconut mixture, onion-tomato mixture and the clove-cinnamon powder.

12)Add coriander leaves and salt and mix well.

13)Allow it to boil.

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can you give me the details briefly meaning i want to know about  the working times conditions ,how you will be consider the experienced persons,like that .please give me the details, 

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