Masala Chicken Omelette
This is insanely delicious. Shredded chicken sautéed with some simple masalas becomes the top layer of a simple egg omelette and your breakfast is nothing but amazing.
This is insanely delicious. Shredded chicken sautéed with some simple masalas becomes the top layer of a simple egg omelette and your breakfast is nothing but amazing.
This popular Gujarati street food is closely related to the ragda-pattice we know of. Paav takes the place of pattice but is it good? It sure is!!
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.
Dabeli is a popular snack which is believed to have originated in Gujarat. It is a pav usually stuffed with a spicy potato mixture but here we have brought you dabeli with a twist which is something you will definitely love.
Chicken sandwiches are a favourite snack with most chicken lovers. If you want to make these sandwiches a little differently, then here is the recipe for you. It is a simple homestyle chicken sandwich which is sure to satisfy your hunger and your palate!
There are scores of people for whom vada pav is way to fill their stomachs on working days. This famous vada pav is every Mumbaikar's pride. Tasty batata vadas (potato fritters) placed inside a pav (bun) along with generous chutneys never fails to impress anyone.
Dabeli in Gujarati means pressed. This is a sweet, tangy and spicy Gujrati snack usually made with potato filling. Here is a Jain version of Dabeli made using raw bananas, still making sure that the taste is just the same.
Pav Bhaji is a snack that needs no introduction. Everyone loves this spicy and tasty bhaaji that is served with buttery paav. Here is Jain pav bhaji recipe which is equally delicious but made without onion, garlic and potato. No one will find out the difference.
This vada tastes just awesome as the popular street food served as vada pav. What is different is the way it is served. You can call this reverse vada pav or ulta vada pav. The potato mixture is stuffed in the pav, then dipped in gram flour batter and deep-fried. And then served like a chaat sprinkled with the chutneys, chopped onion and nylon sev.