Masala Undi
A simple, flavourful and protein rich breakfast recipe of steamed rice dumplings from Mangalore. Serve them with green chutney and tamarind chutney or drizzle them with ghee and enjoy the homely taste.
A simple, flavourful and protein rich breakfast recipe of steamed rice dumplings from Mangalore. Serve them with green chutney and tamarind chutney or drizzle them with ghee and enjoy the homely taste.
Called the Dal Fry of Gujarat owing to the addition of garlic, the Chevti Dal is a delicious, heart-warming thick preparation. Best served with steamed rice or jowar rotla or wheat rotlis.
Soaked split skinless green gram (dhuli moong dal) is ground finely, shaped into small droplets and sun dried to make small dumplings that can be cooked with potatoes or any vegetable of your choice to make a delicious sabzi.
Your protein fix just got a smart look! Spicy ground split green gram mixed with some simple ingredients, spread over bread slices, sprinkled with sesame seeds for additional crunch and toasted to a delicious perfection. A delicious snack that will leave you asking for more.
Bhajani flour is a multigrain flour. Each grain is roasted separately till light brown and fragrant. It is very popular among maharashtrian families. Each family has their own recipe where the choice of grains could differ.
These deep-fried crispy, savoury, rice and assorted lentil fritters are a great snack or a side dish. This is Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
Both soups and salads are healthy and easier to digest. Here is an interesting combo of soup and salad served together. An ideal meal for the weight watchers.
Khichdi is one of the most popular comfort food. Though the main ingredients are rice and dal, different vegetables and other aromatics can be added to give the khichdi different flavours and make it more appetizing. Here we have given it the flavour of green garlic which is available only during winter months.
Pongal is a harvest festival celebrated in Tamilnadu. On this day the Tamilians prepare a dish that is also called Pongal. Pongal can be made in 2 ways – a sweet pongal and a savoury pongal Generally made with rice and split skinless green gram, here we replaced the rice with semolina. This is just as tasty.