Spring rolls are deep-fried cylindrical appetizers commonly found in Chinese and Southeast Asian cuisines. They are mostly made with mixed vegetables but can be made with non-vegetarian ingredients too. If you have left over chicken tikka, just shred them, mix with some vegetables and spices, and make these delicious spring rolls oozing with cheese.
Radish pods taste almost like radishes which grow from them. They are spicy and crunchy. They are best eaten raw but taste equally good if lightly stir fried with minimum ingredients. You can also use them in green salads, wraps, sandwiches or even noodle dishes or even as garnish.
A surprisingly delicious dish made with aubergines that even those who do not relish this vegetable will enjoy. As the recipe name suggests, this unique dish is flavourful, mix of sweet and spicy made with crispy fried aubergine. Try this dish that you will definitely be proud of.
Originated essentially from Italian cuisine, Pizza has garnered many fans from India. Better than the average store bought Pizza Sauce, this one is much more authentic and flavorful This is a Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
A Mumbai street food made with vegetables, Basmati rice, flavoured with pav bhaji masala and cooked on a hot tawa – the result an extra special dish! It very popular among office goers who like to have a plateful of this one-meal-dish as often as they can for it is delicious, wholesome and quite healthy.
Lotus stems are widely cooked and consumed in China. Here they are cooked in the Chinese style. Spicy and flavourful, try it out once and you will want to cook it again and again.
Popular Thai street food, made with a medley of vegetables and flat rice noodles specially for the vegetarians. This combination cooks up to be a perfect bowl of comfort!
One of the most popular street foods of Middle East, falafels are deep-fried balls or fritters usually made with chickpeas or fava beans. Here we have made them with fresh green peas which can be made during the winter months when you get them easily.
Origins of peri peri sauce can be traced to Mozambique which then travelled to South Africa. The word peri peri is derived from Swahili word piri piri which means pepper. This dish is a scrumptious and spicy affair! Chicken marinated with fresh peri peri sauce and deep fried till golden crunchy goodness. A grate starter.
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