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Vegan Tofu Tikka Masala
This sabzi brings together two different preparations, an amazing tikka and a delectable and healthy version of makhni gravy. Together, they will make your meal just yummy and memorable.
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Paneer Biryani
Biryanis are a favourite all over India and is made in differently in different states with vegetables or meat or cottage cheese. Whether vegetarian or non-vegetarian biryani is usually made on special occasion. You need to take quite a bit of effort to make this delicious rice dish but the end result is well worth it.
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Coconut Veggie Rolls
Spring rolls in an interesting Indian avatar with a nutty stuffing. Veggies and coconut, cooked with spices, stuffed in spring roll sheets, rolled and deep-fried to a golden perfection. And ideal starter that will be a great surprise for the guests.
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Sukode
A traditional Maharashtrian fritter made with urad dal, some masalas and wheat flour. This crisp puri makes a great accompaniment to cups of hot tea. Serve them hot to your loved ones today.
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Taaze Haldi Aur Gajar Ki Sabzi
A unique sabzi made with unusual combination of fresh turmeric and carrots in a luscious yogurt curry. Follow this recipe, serve it, eat it and you will want to make it again and again.
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Malai Ki Sabzi
The name might sound confusing, but this dish is here to make you wanting for more! Fresh malai / cream, sauteed with spices to make a delicious, lip smacking sabzi that goes perfectly with paranthas or naans or even rice!
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Gathiya Nu Shaak
You can call this a Gujarati version of Gatte ki Sabzi of Rajasthan and Sev Bhaji from Jalgaon. Gatte or sev is substituted by gathiya resulting in a spicy curry that tastes great with pav (buns).
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