Toorichi Chutney
A unique chutney that is flavourful and quite nutritive too. Hot green chillies, fragrant garlic and season’s freshest toovar dana, blended together into a chutney, which you can relish with bhaakri.
A unique chutney that is flavourful and quite nutritive too. Hot green chillies, fragrant garlic and season’s freshest toovar dana, blended together into a chutney, which you can relish with bhaakri.
Khandeshi cuisine is one of the hottest cuisines of Maharashtra. The curries can be easily identified not just by their spice level but also because of the layer of red oil which they call tari that floats on top. Another speciality of this cuisine is the use of Khandeshi masala which is a store house of flavour. Just try out this chicken dish and you will know what we are talking about.
Dal is an integral part of Indian meal. Dal can be made in a variety of ways with a variety of vegetables and other ingredients. Here we have a recipe that is filled with the goodness of palak (spinach) making it an extra healthy dal. Serve it with steaming rice for the best experience.
Fresh pigeon peas are a rich source of protein, dietary fiber, thiamine and minerals like iron and selenium and some more. Here is a recipe of crisp and delicious potato patties that are stuffed with seasonal fresh toovar dana (fresh pigeon peas) and spices which indeed make for a wonderful treat!
Bottle gourd is a low calorie vegetable which is rich in calcium, phosphorus and dietary fibre. But it is a vegetable which many people like to include in their diet. However here we have the recipe to make mouth-watering chutney which will enhance your everyday meal.
This khichdi is not only full of flavour, it is also very nutritious. It is made with enriching dals and rice, peanuts and plenty of onions that makes eating this khichdi an unforgettable experience. Besides it is flavoured with the special khandeshi garam masala.
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.