Puri Sabzi
Addition of brown chickpeas and soya granules to the usual potato sabzi makes it nutrient dense. And when the puris are made with khapli wheat flour and barley flour, this puri sabzi combination becomes more filling and interesting.
Addition of brown chickpeas and soya granules to the usual potato sabzi makes it nutrient dense. And when the puris are made with khapli wheat flour and barley flour, this puri sabzi combination becomes more filling and interesting.
Make this restaurant-style masaledaar sabzi at home with just a little effort and serve it at your next party. The result is sure to make your guests go ga ga.
An ideal way to use up leftover bread slices or pavs is to make bread upma. Adding a few vegetables will make it nutritious and flavourful.
Oats mixed with semolina, vegetables and yogurt to make a batter that will result in delicious cheelas that will make your colleagues ask you get them for them too the next time.
This flavourful pulao is simply irresistible. Carry more than one portion for your colleagues are sure to have a good portion of the pulao. This is Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
This paneer bhurji is a tasty mixture of paneer and colourful vegetables cooked with some simple aromatics. It also makes an excellent accompaniment to be packed smartly with paranthe in a tiffin box.
The colours and flavours of Asia. A light-blue fried rice, that’s commonly served in Malaysia and Thailand. Lightly flavoured with fried garlic and spring onions.