(ಹಲಸಿನಕಾಯಿ ಹುಳಿ ಮತ್ತು ಪಲ್ಯ) Halasinakayi sambar and palya recipe Kannada | Raw jackfruit recipes

Halasinakayi huli (sambar) and palya recipes are explained in this video with Kannada narration and English subtitles. Halasinakayi or tender raw jackfruit huli saaru and palya are very tasty and highly nutritious recipes. These tender jackfruit saru and stir fry recipes can be served with rice and it is a must try recipe during the tender jackfruit season.
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[@prathimaghegde5971]

Recipe ತುಂಬಾ ಚೆನ್ನಾಗಿದೆ, ಖಂಡಿತಾ try ಮಾಡ್ತೀನಿ

[@VegRecipesofKarnataka]

ok, thanks.

[@savithasuresh6767]

Hi Latha, my mom would prepare this sambar with jackfruit. I really loved it.

[@VegRecipesofKarnataka]

Oh..wow..very happy to hear. I like it too.

[@zenithrisers-ewafriends]

Wow nice Sissy, halasinakyi recipe sakkattagirutte😋👌

[@VegRecipesofKarnataka]

Thank you.

[@vidya653]

ರೆಸಿಪಿ ಚೆನ್ನಾಗಿದೆ ಖಂಡಿತ ಮಾಡ್ತೀನಿ

[@VegRecipesofKarnataka]

ok, thank you so much.

[@donalisaheb7362]

Kerala pascal super 👌

[@VegRecipesofKarnataka]

Thanks.

[@shantishenoy1873]

👌🙏👏👍

[@VegRecipesofKarnataka]

Thanks.

[@manickchanddesai7667]

Nange Tumba yista
Nivu chennagi torisidira
Naavu nimma haage madudu
But Kobbarine specialy ee palya ke Tumba tasty
May nivu mathaduva Kannada jelidre nv kudu Coconut oil use madidu anisutade
But yellarigu seruvudo ellavo endu mention Manila
Thanks
Vasanthi M Desai

[@VegRecipesofKarnataka]

Thank you so much.

[@padmapriyeramesh1851]

I love it do much but afraid of cutting & cleaning it, that's the reason I haven't tried!!

[@VegRecipesofKarnataka]

I know, but it's worth the effort.

[@CLG100]

Latha ,as always it is an awesome recipe. I am assuming that what you have shown here is same as Huli . If that is so , isn't it better to call it huli instead of Sambar which is a tamil word. I would appreciate if all the kannada cookery channels use kannada terms instead of Tamil (sambar , pongal , rasam etc) . I have nothing against any language but we should encourage our mother tongue usage else it will disappear. Hope you will take this feedback in positive way.

[@VegRecipesofKarnataka]

Hi, I completely agree with you. Yes..it is huli at my place, Kodlu/koddel at my husband's place. People also call this by name saaru, huli saaru etc., May be that's the reason sambar is used as a generic name. Bloggers or youtubers are forced to use the generic name to get much needed visibility and views. However thanks for alerting me, I shall keep this in mind and try to be more authentic.
I shall update the title and the description.

[@CLG100]

@@VegRecipesofKarnataka Thanks Lata for understanding my point of view . To be fair and give benefit to the bloggers to increase their visibility ...why not mention "Huli/ sambar" in the video title . Or during the voice over also one can mention that in kannada we call it huli which is also equivalent to sambar for others . This way it will satisfy everybody's need and our kannada terms and its equivalents can also be learnt by non kannadigas . I have been raised in north India right from nursery till my marriage. All my life I have struggled to teach people that there are 3 more states other than tamilnadu or madrasi as they used to call in those days. Now it is gotten much better because of cookery channels and social media. I hope you understand why I am so particular to get "kannada " it's due position and visibility. Recently I saw few kannada youtubers using the terms like kadai , kheer , khichari etc. Whereas even non kannadigas living in Blr don't bother to use our kannada terms. We should not blame them buy we ourselves have to put efforts to popularize our language . I love hindi as much as kannada as hindi was my medium of education..

[@VegRecipesofKarnataka]

I can completely feel your concern and point of views better than anyone else as I myself is living out of Karnataka (though I grew up in a village and studied in Kannada medium until my 10th grade). You have definitely made an impact and alerted me to not to get lost in the crowd. Thank you.