Kanda Poha
This classic Maharashtrian breakfast is made by sautéing pressed rice with onions, boiled potatoes and mild spices. This recipe has featured on the show Khanakhazana.
This classic Maharashtrian breakfast is made by sautéing pressed rice with onions, boiled potatoes and mild spices. This recipe has featured on the show Khanakhazana.
This khichdi or khichuri is a Bengali classic, a must have especially during durga puja. Made with a mix of rice, dal and plenty of veggies it makes a filling meal – partly because of the large spoonfuls of ghee that go into it! This recipe is from FoodFood TV channel
If you are a fan of poha, you will love this recipe. The fresh tanginess of raw mangoes add plenty of spunk to the traditional batatepohe! With a high protein delicious breakfast like this you can be sure to have a power packed day! This recipe is from FoodFood TV channel
A simple Maharashtrian dal recipe is perfect for days when you want to spend less time in the kitchen and yet have a delicious nutritious meal. Cooked toor dal is tempered with ghee, cumin, asafetida and red chillies and finished off with finely chopped fenugreek leaves and fresh coconut. Have it along with a mound of bhaat, a dollop of toop and some fiery Maharashtrianthecha. This is a Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
Strips of whole wheat flour rotis cooked in a sweet spicy tempered dal. This one pot meal is a Gujarati classic and a must try if you want to really enjoy the fabulousness of vegetarian Indian cuisine. Served piping hot, topped with chopped onions, coriander and roasted peanuts this is a perfect winter comfort meal. This is a Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
One of the most popular Maharashtrian snack This is a Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
The much loved Gujarati snack – khandvis made green with spinach puree and enriched with cheese spread. This is a Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.