It can be made in a large amount and kept in the
refrigerator. It can be then reheated and consumed within a week. This
Rajasthani dry delicacy lasts for several days even without refrigeration and
tastes best if consumed a day or few hours after cooking. For the recipe read:
http://www.indianetzone.com/75/gunda_ki_sabzi.htm
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