Varan Batti
This dal is the Khandeshi version of Dal Baati, the traditional dish of Rajasthan, that makes for a wonderful dish for any time of the day. It is wholesome and serves as a one meal dish.
This dal is the Khandeshi version of Dal Baati, the traditional dish of Rajasthan, that makes for a wonderful dish for any time of the day. It is wholesome and serves as a one meal dish.
This recipe is for those who love batis and corn. These crunchy soft balls are an interesting version of the batis that are usually made with wheat flour.
A mirchi vada unlike any you have had so far. Strips or pattis made with a khasta dough, that layer by layer encases the stuffed chillies and then deep fried to golden yummy goodness. Serve these vadas as a snack or even as a starter.
Fugias are little leavened batter dumplings deep-fried to a golden goodness. These are popular among the East Indians and Goans are a definite part of their festive menu. Served with a spicy curry they make for a most amazing meal.
Made with green garlic, which is seasonal and available during winter months, these paranthas are easy and tasty and can be made in a jiffy. On cold winter nights when you want to have something hot and delicious these paranthas are the best option. With minimum ingredients and maximum taste you can’t help but want to have them again and again.
When you utter the word biryani, the first thing that comes to mind is mutton biryani. Ofcourse you can make biryani with other ingredients too like chicken, prawn, fish, vegetables, egg, paneer and so and so forth. So here is a recipe which if you cook and serve to loved ones, they will ask you to make it again and again.
While chicken and vegetarian biryani have so many fans, egg biryani has its own unique charm. This Egg Biryani recipe is a must-try, easy and simple and super delicious in taste. As the proof of the pudding or rather biryani is tasting it, do not wait – just make it and serve it.
A vegetarian’s delight, this biryani is loaded with flavourful masalas and medley of vegetables. It is so flavourful that you will surely believe that veg biryanis do exist! And they can be enjoyed accompanied with a raita of your choice.
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.