Poori Curry
If there is anything simple yet delicious then these potatoes cooked in a besan gravy and served with fluffed up pooris on the side is what you must have. The dish is typically served as a breakfast snack.
If there is anything simple yet delicious then these potatoes cooked in a besan gravy and served with fluffed up pooris on the side is what you must have. The dish is typically served as a breakfast snack.
Kolhapuri cuisine is known for its high level of spiciness. Here we have for a dish that has mixed vegetables simmered in an eye-catching, fiery, red gravy. Pair it with butter naan, lacchaa paratha and feel satiated.
Don’t get misled by the word keema, this sabzi does not have any meat. This is finely minced cauliflower cooked with green peas and some simple spices and has a slight gravy-like consistency. Had with pav it is an excellent meal.
Kachoris are one of the most favoured snacks. They can made with a variety of stuffing. Here we have for kachoris that are stuffed with a flavourful green peas mixture. Since the proof of a dish is in eating, so make it, serve it, eat it and enjoy it.
Another fab way to have scrambled eggs. Minced chicken sauteed with spices and few veggies goes well with scrambled eggs that are cooked differently to make them soft and luscious.
A Korean speciality which you can now enjoy in your home. It is a spicy and flavourful rice made with lots of vegetables, Sriracha sauce and eggs.
There are a whole lot of reasons why the mixed vegetable parantha is such a favourite. The stuffing is not only a healthy mixture of nutritious vegetables, the flavour and taste will linger on long after eating the parantha.