A tasty mixture of fresh green peas, potatoes and a range of masalas packed together into a crispy kachori that make a perfect snack which can be served with green chutney and cups of hot tea. Quite easy to make these kachoris will definitely satiate the most discerning palate.
This recipe is especially for vegetarians but can be equally enjoyed by meat eaters too. Finely chopped mushrooms are cooked with aromatic spices and can be made quickly. It is tasty and will get consumed with minutes of serving it.
Chicken soup is considered food for the soul because according to an old belief it can help heal you faster. Which is perhaps why chicken soup is recommended for people who are recuperating from some illness. In short it is a comfort food that can be enjoyed even when you are not sick.
Bottle gourd, also known as lauki or doodhi, contains important minerals and vitamins. Dietary fibre present in this gourd promotes bowel movements and prevents constipation. Besides it is low in calories and contains mostly water hence good for weight watchers. Here we have used it to add unusual twist to dhokla, which will impress everyone.
Bafat masala is a traditional spice blend from the coastal regions of Goa and Mangalore. It is a powder of mixed spice which does not contain cloves and cinnamon. It can be used in fish and vegetarian recipes which do not need any garam masala. Here we have used it make this flavourful chicken gravy.
This omelette is so wholesome that you can make a meal with it with some toasted bread slices. Addition of the vegetables makes it healthier with added nutrients. Made this way the omelette is colourful too and the crunch of the vegetables makes it more delicious.
Idli is one of the most popular South Indian snack which is now enjoyed the world over. Though traditional idli batter is a mixture of ground urad dal and rice of rawa. However idlis can be made in various other combination. Here goodness of pumpkin makes this idli soft and fluffy. A different and delicious savoury breakfast dish!
This cheela is a great example of healthy can be tasty too. Make your cheelas extra special by adding sorghum flour and whole wheat flour. When in season add fresh green garlic that has right flavour to give the tasty kick!
Yet another flavourful recipe, Tooriche alan is perfect for winter night when you want something warm, seasonal and unique. Alan means lightly mashed or ground. In this recipe, fresh pigeon peas are used to add a burst of freshness. A great way of using them especially when they are available only for a few months during the winters!
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