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Mulled Wine
Mulled wine is a beverage usually made with red wine along with various mulling spices and sometimes raisins. It is served hot or warm.
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Al Fahan Chicken
This dish originated in the Gulf but now it is more popular in India, especially in Kerala. Fahum is the Arabic word for coal and therefore the name of this dish since originally it was grilled over coal fire. Now of course it is cooked in an oven or open flame of a gas stove. Chicken marinated in a flavourful masala that is popularly used in Arabic dishes, cooked in the oven before finishing over direct flame.
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Paneer Green Peas Makhani
When you say makhani, one imagines a creamy and flavourful red gravy in which you can cook both vegetables and meats. But here we have a green pea based makhani gravy which obviously is green in colour. Give it a try and you are sure to love it
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Bafat Masala
Bafat is a traditional Mangalorean blend of spices, commonly made with a mixture of dried red chillies, coriander seeds, cumin seeds, black peppercorn, cinnamon, turmeric powder and bay leaves. The Mangaloreans make this every year in bulk and store through the year as it keeps well. Used extensively in Mangalorean Catholic cuisine for both vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes
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Spiced Peach Iced Tea
Peach is a summer fruit and can be eaten in various ways – either by itself or made into some dish. Here we have used it to flavour iced tea which can almost instantly rejuvenate a person on a hot summer day.
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Bardoli Khichdi
This khichdi supposedly originated in Bardoli, a suburb of Surat in Gujarat. It is very simple made with basic ingredients that are available in every home with no special spice powder added. Vegetables add their individual nutrients to make this khichdi nutritious and wholesome. It is a one pot meal and needs no side dish to enhance its taste.
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Khade Masale Ka Stew
This is a very simple mutton stew with minimum masalas but without compromising the taste and flavour of the dish. Just make sure that the mutton is completely cooked and literally falling off the bones. Serve it with bread or even pav.
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