Malai Ki Sabzi
The name might sound confusing, but this dish is here to make you wanting for more! Fresh malai / cream, sauteed with spices to make a delicious, lip smacking sabzi that goes perfectly with paranthas or naans or even rice!
The name might sound confusing, but this dish is here to make you wanting for more! Fresh malai / cream, sauteed with spices to make a delicious, lip smacking sabzi that goes perfectly with paranthas or naans or even rice!
Protein-rich soya granules cooked in a simple tomato-onion semi-dry version. Tastes great even with chapatis or stuff between bread slices for a variation of sandwich.
Spicy, creamy and yet superbly Jain, even without the onion and garlic. Serve hot with parathas. This is Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
The very popular Gatte ki Sabzi from Rajasthan, made easy for you to prep at home. Try this recipe, you'll love it. This is Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
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