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Kajuche Tonak
Typical Goan style gravy that is generally made with red chowli beans but here we have given it a slight twist by replacing the chowli beans with cashewnuts. A rich, yummy and soothing curry that can grace your party menu.
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Bread Fruit Stir Fry
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 the mention of bread fruit is fritters. But you can cook other dishes too with this fruit. Ideally it should be used before it ripens.
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Capsicum Thokku
Thokku is a staple side dish in most South Indian homes and can be made with different vegetables, pulses and lentils too. Thokku is almost mashed dish that can used as a side dish and enjoyed with rice or chapatti.
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Quick Doodhi Ki Sabzi
Bottle gourd or doodhi or lauki is not a vegetable which many like. But it is very nutritious being rich in essential vitamins, minerals and dietary fibre. Here is a quick and healthy sabzi to enjoy your weeknight dinners. It is also known to be cooling and great to have during hot summer months.
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Gobhi Masala
Cauliflower is a well-liked vegetable and can be cooked in various ways. With or without a lot of masalas it tastes just as good with a unique flavour of its own. When it is cooked in this way, it will make a good accompaniment with rotis or paranthas.
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Masoor Dal Kanda
This is a semi dry preparation of masoor dal which can be enjoyed with bhakris. A typical rural Maharashtrian dish that is spicy and bursting with flavour, it is easy and quick to make. It makes a wholesome meal served with bhakris.
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Mahadya
This is a traditional Maharashtrian recipe made with crushed peanuts, onions and a few simple masalas. Very popular in Satara, it can be made when there are no vegetables available. It is very flavourful and spicy and goes well with bhakri which is a staple food of Maharashtra
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