Peyazi
When it is raining heavily and it is tea-time and hunger pangs start, do try this Bengali version of onion fritters that is as delicious as the popular pyaz ke pakode.
When it is raining heavily and it is tea-time and hunger pangs start, do try this Bengali version of onion fritters that is as delicious as the popular pyaz ke pakode.
Fish lovers, here's a masaledaar fritter that is sure to satiate your taste buds. Masala Bombil Bhaji is a special recipe made with Bombay duck and a few spicy ingredients that give that dhamakedaar taste.
A leafy green kadhi, this Maharashtrian buttermilk-based spinach curry is a delicious, tangy and mildly sweet, that’s best had with steamed rice. What makes it different is the tempering with ghee.
An amazingly light, crunchy sweet and sour snack that you can make from varied flours. Perfect for tea time or as a dry snack to carry on short travels.
There are two exciting things about this recipe. One, a flavourful stuffing and second, a silken gravy to cook the stuffed pointed gourds. So, double deliciousness.
A traditional South Indian savoury snack, Nippattu is made with seasoned rice flour kneaded with gram flour, some nuts, curry leaves and coriander leaves and shaped into small discs and deep fried till golden and crisp.
This sev gets flavourful with the fried curry leaves. Just right when you wish to give your palate a break from the mithai overload. This is Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.