Kale Chane Ki Kadhi
This is a traditional kadhi from Rajasthan. Kale chane simmered in a flavourful yogurt gravy and served with steamed rice is an absolute soul food.
This is a traditional kadhi from Rajasthan. Kale chane simmered in a flavourful yogurt gravy and served with steamed rice is an absolute soul food.
Kadhi is a dish that is made differently in different states of our country. Here we have for you a unique kadhi from Madhya Pradesh. It has deep-fried gram flour dumplings added to it to make it extra special.
Amaranth is cultivated and consumed as a leaf vegetable in many parts of the world. They are a powerhouse of nutrients. Here we have used it make mouth-watering crisp vadis which are so delicious that they are difficult for even the children to resist.
A speciality of Gujarat that will satiate your palate completely. This is a warm comforting sabzi made with freshest of winter produce - surti dana and fresh pigeon peas cooked in a delicious masala, mixed with spicy deep fried fenugreek fritters in a flavourful spiced medley!
This is fresh fenugreek leaves pakoda made in Gujarati style. They are very delicious and can be enjoyed with cups of hot tea. They can also be served as a starter with cocktails or mocktails. he best part of this snack is that it is very easy to make and can be ready is a jiffy.
Bonda is a deep-fried South Indian snack that has various sweet and savoury versions in different regions. The most common is aloo bonda, and other region-specific variations include potato replaced with sweet potato, tapioca, green peas, paneer, or other ingredients like spring onions. An excellent snack, you can serve it as a starter too with cocktails at your party.
Nankhatai is the Indian version of shortbread cookies. It has a crumbly melt in the mouth texture that can be enjoyed with cups of hot tea or coffee. The name is derived from Persian where nan means bread and khatai means biscuit. Here we have further enhanced its look and taste with the addition of apricot jam.