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Kanji Vada
This traditional Marwadi dish is specially made during holi. Moongdal vadas soaked in sour water is a snack that everybody will enjoy. This is Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
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Unlock the Power of ‘Moong’ as the Ingredient of the Year
Moong, the Ingredient of the Year, is a nutritious and affordable superfood. This versatile ingredient is packed with protein, fiber, and vitamins, making it the ideal addition to every meal and any diet.
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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.
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Chevti Dal
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.
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Mangodi
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.
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Protein Toast
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.
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Bhajani Flour
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.
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