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Atte Ki Nankhatai
Take as many as you can… It has the goodness of wheat flour with that aromatic whiff of ghee and green cardamoms. They are simply wonderful.
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Crisp Puris For Pani Puri
Follow this recipe and make the crisp puris at home. You can make them in advance and store in air-tight container. When you feel like savouring pani puris, just make some the stuffing and the spiced water of your choice and enjoy
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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.
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Lasaniya Dhebra
This thick flatbread made from healthy flours and flavoured with methi and garlic is a take-away dish for picnics and long travels. This is Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
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Makkai Ki Bati
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.
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Sukode
A traditional Maharashtrian fritter made with urad dal, some masalas and wheat flour. This crisp puri makes a great accompaniment to cups of hot tea. Serve them hot to your loved ones today.
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Leftover Rice Muthia
A delicious snack using leftover rice, gram flour and a few Indian spices to enjoy during your chai-time. This is Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
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Achari Mirch Ka Parantha
Stuffed paranthe can be made with various stuffing. Some of the more famous ones are aloo, gobhi and mooli. But the one we have here for you will soon become one of the favourites. Just spread pickle paste on a rolled out roundel, fold into a triangle and cook. We have used red chilli pickle paste, you can use any other pickle paste of your choice.
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