Kebab Ki Chutney
This is a chutney that will go well with a lot of snacks be it kebabs or even falafel. Pungent and refreshing with a nutty texture, not only is its colour appealing, the taste is simply irresistible.
This is a chutney that will go well with a lot of snacks be it kebabs or even falafel. Pungent and refreshing with a nutty texture, not only is its colour appealing, the taste is simply irresistible.
Chicken cooked in a tomato-onion gravy with shredded spinach is a flavourful semi-dry preparation and is best had with naan, roti or a lachcha parantha. Your dose of iron and protein guaranteed and that too in one dish.
As tempting as the plating looks, equally sumptuous are these prawns that are marinated in a sharp kasundi paste with other spices and grilled. So yummy, you will just love it.
These amazing balls oozing with cheese make a great starter. Pesto mixed with boiled and mashed potatoes, stuffed with mozzarella cheese, shaped into balls and deep-fried to a perfect golden colour.
You can call this a Gujarati version of Gatte ki Sabzi of Rajasthan and Sev Bhaji from Jalgaon. Gatte or sev is substituted by gathiya resulting in a spicy curry that tastes great with pav (buns).
This dish showcases that you can indeed cook a delicious dish without using onion and garlic. It is bursting with flavour, it is creamy and the taste is supreme. Serve it with paranthe and enjoy.
A mirchi vada unlike any you have had so far. Strips or pattis made with a khasta dough, that layer by layer encases the stuffed chillies and then deep fried to golden yummy goodness. Serve these vadas as a snack or even as a starter.