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Makkai Ki Bati
This recipe is for those who love batis and corn. These crunchy soft balls are an interesting version of the batis that are usually made with wheat flour.
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Masala Lachcha Parantha
The kick of spicy pav bhaji and chaat masala in a flaky lachcha parantha will prove to be surprise that you will remember. That crumbled appearance is appetising too!
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Street Style Mixed Vegetable Parantha
There are a whole lot of reasons why the mixed vegetable parantha is such a favourite. The stuffing is not only a healthy mixture of nutritious vegetables, the flavour and taste will linger on long after eating the parantha.
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Marwadi Pyaz Besan Ka Parantha
An ideal breakfast item, these paranthas have a highly flavourful filling of gram flour and onions sautéed with some aromatics. The end result is so very delectable that you will not be able to stop at one or two.
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Achari Mirch Ka Parantha
Stuffed paranthe can be made with various stuffing. Some of the more famous ones are aloo, gobhi and mooli. But the one we have here for you will soon become one of the favourites. Just spread pickle paste on a rolled out roundel, fold into a triangle and cook. We have used red chilli pickle paste, you can use any other pickle paste of your choice.
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Gajar Halwa Parantha
Gajar Halwa, generously garnished with dried fruits, is something that we all enjoy eating. But it can still be enjoyed when it is used to make stuffed parantha. Yes, that is right! You can now make these heavenly ghee roasted paranthas at home and relish them with your loved ones.
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Fugias
Fugias are little leavened batter dumplings deep-fried to a golden goodness. These are popular among the East Indians and Goans are a definite part of their festive menu. Served with a spicy curry they make for a most amazing meal.
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Naan
Naan is a leavened flatbread traditionally cooked in a tandoor. However it can be baked in an oven or even tawa-fried. But here we have cooked it in a pressure cooker. It is characterized by a light and fluffy texture and golden-brown spots got from the baking process. It can be served with any vegetarian or non-vegetarian curry.
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