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Sanjeev Kapoor

Punjabi Nimboo Wala Chicken
BySanjeev Kapoor

Creamy and tangy, this chicken cooked with lemon juice, cashewnut paste and cream is so delicious that you would want to cook it often once you have tasted it.

Soya Chaap Biryani
BySanjeev Kapoor

Soya chaap pieces marinated in spices and refreshing herbs and smoked for that wonderful grilled taste. They are then cooked in a flavourful gravy, topped with basmati rice.

Limbachi Chutney
BySanjeev Kapoor

Chatakdaar limbachi chutney will bring that chatpata blast of flavour to your meal. Made with lemons, red chilli powder, black salt and jaggery this chutney is sweet, sour and spicy all at the same...

Saoji Paya Khur
BySanjeev Kapoor

A mutton lover's delight, Saoji Paya Khur is a mouth-watering Maharashtrian mutton recipe prepared with authentic Indian spices. When served alongside rice, this gem of a recipe becomes an absolute...

Rajgira Thalipeeth
BySanjeev Kapoor

Snack times made more mazedaar with this crispy, fried snack. A great accompaniment to tea and easy to carry snacks. This can be eaten during vrat too.

Sabudana Tomato Papad
BySanjeev Kapoor

Papad making is one of the mandatory activities in many Indian households! So, this time, try out this tangy and easy to make sago pearls papads infused with the flavour of tomatoes!

Yellow Tomato Soup
BySanjeev Kapoor

This mildly fragrant and lightly-spiced yellow tomato soup served with toasted bun slices topped with mustard sauce and mixed cheese is light on the stomach. However be assured that it is sure to...

Sriracha Chicken
BySanjeev Kapoor

Sriracha sauce is known for its fieriness. If you can tolerate so much spiciness, this dish is for you. The surprise element here is pineapple which balances the fieriness.

Aval Shake
BySanjeev Kapoor

Brown flattened rice gets a sassy makeover with milk and ripe bananas made into a shake. It is nutty and filling with peanuts adding a light crunch.

Kamal Kakdi Ka Achaar
BySanjeev Kapoor

Typical achaar spices roasted till fragrant, ground coarsely, mixed with sliced lotus root and mustard oil and matured in the sun to make a delicious achaar. This achaar will last for a year.

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