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Sanjeev Kapoor

By Sanjeev Kapoor

This year for Ganesh chaturthi you can serve the Elephant God a healthy version of his favourite modak. We have substituted fresh coconut with powdered oats which we know is a powerhouse of essential...

By Sanjeev Kapoor

Madras curry powder can enhance the taste of both dry and gravy dishes. Here we have used to make a mutton fry dish which has a thick gravy and can be enjoyed with chapatti or bread. If you want to...

By Sanjeev Kapoor

Madras curry powder adds its special flavour to this egg bhurji and makes it extra delicious. Just follow this recipe, cook the egg bhurji and serve it hot with chapattis. Its flavour will linger on...

By Sanjeev Kapoor

Powerhouse of fragrance this curry powder, made with a medley of spices, can be used to flavour a number of dishes – both vegetarian and non-vegetarian. Can be made easily at home. All you need to do...

By Sanjeev Kapoor

In this chicken curry we have used Madras curry powder which is a fiery blend of a medley of spices like coriander seeds, cumin seeds, mustard seeds, fennel seeds, some whole garam masala and dried...

By Sanjeev Kapoor

Modak, as we all are aware, is the most favourite sweet of Lord Ganesh and is a must during Ganesh Chaturthi. But it can be made and enjoyed the year through. Modaks are now made in various...

By Sanjeev Kapoor

In India, breadfruit (neer phanas) is mostly available during the months of August and September. Crumb fried breadfruit slices are so delicious that you'd wish they were available all year round....

By Sanjeev Kapoor

Breadfruit is a nutrient dense fruit which is rich in carbohydrates, fiber, essential vitamins and minerals. In India bread fruit is widely eaten in South India. The first thing that comes to mind at...

By Sanjeev Kapoor

Mackerel is an oily fish having high amounts of Omega 3 fats which are known to reduce high blood pressure and bad cholesterol levels. Here is a great recipe for the fish lovers. Mackerels stuffed...

By Sanjeev Kapoor

Vari or samo is an obvious substitute for rice during the days when people observe religious fast or vrat. So it can be used to make dosas which is a popular breakfast snack. In this dosa we have...

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