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.
Galouti kebabs are very delicate, melt-in-the-mouth and highly flavourful. Generally made with finely ground meat mixed with a medley of spices, shaped into pattice and cooked over coal fire. Here we bring you these kebabs made with mushrooms and cooked in a pan.
This traditional Mangalorean mutton dish is mostly prepared during weddings. Bafat, the signature masala powder of this state adds a wonderful flavour to this dish. The surprise addition is ash gourd pieces. Serve it with boiled rice or pan polay (neer dosa) or sannas and enjoy with your loved ones.
These are stuffed puris – whole wheat dough balls stuffed with spiced sattu mixture, rolled into puris and deep-fried. These puris make a great weekend breakfast snack. Sattu has a very high content of protein making it a very valuable source for vegetarians and vegans too.
Popat means the seeds of broad beans. This preparation is popular in Nagpur. Green brinjals and broad beans seeds are cooked together with some other simple ingredients to make this superb dish which is comforting and easy to make. Serve it with bhakri or with roti and enjoy.
High in magnesium and fiber, brown rice can help to control blood sugar levels. It is also a good source of vitamins and minerals, like calcium, iron, phosphorous, selenium, vitamin B1 (thiamine) and vitamin B6 (pyridoxine). Here we have used brown rice to make delicious rice cakes which are simply irresistible.
Boneless chicken, thick yogurt, fresh cream, butter, ghee and Basmati rice cooked with some other aromatic ingredients to make a rich pulao that is fit for the royalty. The long list of ingredients need not put you off since the cooking is so easy and the end result so delicious that you wouldn’t mind the effort.
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