Gajar Ka Halwa
Gajar ka halwa is a popular sweet dish and a winter favourite in India made with freshly grated red and juicy carrots, ghee, milk, sugar, khoya and dried fruits. Popularly served as a dessert during festivals and special occasion.
Gajar ka halwa is a popular sweet dish and a winter favourite in India made with freshly grated red and juicy carrots, ghee, milk, sugar, khoya and dried fruits. Popularly served as a dessert during festivals and special occasion.
Tawa Pulao with fresh green garlic and pav bhaji masala to spice up the vibrant green preparation. Don’t forget to add the dollop of butter.
The tenderness of fresh toovar mixes with spices and becomes a wonderful spread on breads. Fresh toovar is seasonal and available only during the winter months. So make the most of it when you get them.
Stir-fried kohlrabi and stalks simmered in a flavoured tomato gravy. Serve hot and with freshly-made rotis.
Absolutely tender, creamy and delicious. The way you get the halwa cooked in pressure cooker in a jiffy is amazing. This is Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
Fresh tender green garlic bulbs and stalks mixed with fresh spring onion bulbs with greens make these pakodas very different to anything you have had yet. Fresh coriander leaves lend its special flavour too.
Fresh garlic bulbs and stalks chopped finely with boiled fresh toovar dana, coated with crushed roasted pressed rice, shallow fried and served with a simple yogurt and curd chilli dip. Taste is out of this world.