How To Boil Rice Perfectly Recipe
Here is an easy-to-remember recipe that gives the answer to all your queries on How To Cook White Rice perfectly. Continue reading How To Boil Rice Perfectly Recipe
Tag: Indian cuisines
Who Says No To Maggi Noodles? | Product Review
Which one I like most out of Oats, Atta and Maggi Masala? I like the Atta Noodles. I give preference to the Maggi Atta Noodles over its other variations. Read the full review of Meri Masala Maggi and there’s an Indian recipe to cook Maggi. You’ll love it. Continue reading Who Says No To Maggi Noodles? | Product Review
A Simple and Easy Way to Make Arhar Dal | How to Make Tur Dal
Arhar Dal is a very commonly cooked lentil at Indian homes, be it lunch or dinner. There are innumerous ways you can cook Arhar dal. But this simple and easy Toor/Tur or Arhar Dal is one of my favourites.
I call it an easy one because you just need to put everything in the pressure cooker and see the magic! This is simple and tasty. You can even have it instead as a pigeon pea or Arhar dal soup. Continue reading “A Simple and Easy Way to Make Arhar Dal | How to Make Tur Dal”
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November 2016 Roundup
Hey Foodeez,
It’s December! This month always reminds us that time flies by and we are going to get a year older. Have you thought of doing something yet for yourself? No, I’m not talking about New Year resolutions – we always make an unrealistic approach through them. I’m talking about doing something really, something that you love and had wanted to do from long time. Don’t say, you don’t have enough time. It’s just that you need to pull your socks and get started. Continue reading “November 2016 Roundup”
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Easy Mooli ki Sabzi Recipe | How to Make Radish Sabzi
It is one of those days when I want to write and share a recipe with you but couldn’t focus. Does this happens with you too? And when? I have so many things to share, everything is organized too – I have planned how to proceed, maintained a planner – just that I need a motivation or something like that!
When such is the case, I simply cook, to get cleared in my head. And today I cooked Mooli (Radish) ki Sabzi. This veggie is one such cuisine you will find at many Indian homes during Winter season
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Bhindi Recipe, Less Ingredients and an Awesome Taste
Bhindi is a very common vegetable at Indian Kitchens. There are so many different ways you can cook Bhindi or lady finger or okra. I, recently, came across something unusual made of Bhindi at a food show. A Bhindi Ice Cream! You can find it in Gujarat. I don’t know if we can get it in other parts of India too.
Earlier, I’d shared an on-request recipe of Kurkuri Bhindi Fry. Just click on the link and try another Bhindi Recipe. Do not forget to write to me or tag #foodeezjunction when you share on Facebook or Instagram.
Do you know the health benefits of Bhindi? It helps in digestion, controls blood sugar level and also helps improve immunity. Write to me at foodeezjunction@gmail.com if you are looking for some specific Bhindi Recipe and I’ll definitely get back. Continue reading “Bhindi Recipe, Less Ingredients and an Awesome Taste”
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October 2016 Roundup
Hey Foodeez,
Hope you are having a great time! As I’d said earlier, I will restart the Kitchen category soon, I’m still working on the topics; meanwhile if you want some guidance in setting up your kitchen and the basic things you would require, feel free to drop your message in the comment section below or just email me at foodeezjunction@gmail.com . I’ll try and guide you in the best possible way. Continue reading “October 2016 Roundup”
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Please Your Palate! Homemade Kachoris Recipe | How to Make Kachori
I always preferred Pooris over Kachoris until now. While buying vegetables for last week, I got Karonda (or crane berries) too. Upon seeing Karonda, the first thought was to make its sabzi like how mom-used to make at home.
I called mom over phone and told her about the veggie and she was pleased to tell me the recipe on how she makes Karonda ki Sabzi. And then when she asked what will you make as the accompaniment, I plainly said paratha. She encouraged me to make Kachoris this time and have with Karonde ki sabzi. I followed her and the result was really really great. Continue reading “Please Your Palate! Homemade Kachoris Recipe | How to Make Kachori”
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Aloo ki Kachori – a Special Holiday Snack
Aloo ki kachori is typically a north Indian dish. You can take it in snacks and if you are a kachori lover, you would definitely want to have it in breakfasts too.
Kachori is a deep fried, crispy and flaky pastry, similar to samosa. But it is different in shape and taste, and the ingredients too. You can make kachoris from peas, aloo, moong dal, urad dal or keema stuffing. I chose to make and share aloo kachori recipe as potatoes are my daughter’s favourite. Continue reading “Aloo ki Kachori – a Special Holiday Snack”
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An Easy Recipe for Kashmiri Chicken Rogan Josh
You say chicken and I would say a YES! That’s my love for the Chicken cuisines. So, here I’m, again, with another Recipe – Kashmiri Chicken Rogan Josh. Usually, people have mutton rogan josh but as I said I love chicken cuisines, I replaced mutton with chicken and made this Kashmiri Chicken Rogan Josh. Continue reading “An Easy Recipe for Kashmiri Chicken Rogan Josh”
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Bhuney Baingan ka Bharta | How to Make Eggplant Bharta
Baingan ka Bharta is a cuisine from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. In India, baingan ka bharta cuisine is famous in various states like Punjab, Bihar, Maharashtra, Odisha and West Bengal.
Baingan ka Bharta, in Marathi, is known as wangyacha bharit. The word Bharta is pronounced as bhurta. Continue reading “Bhuney Baingan ka Bharta | How to Make Eggplant Bharta”
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Hari Matar ka Nimona Recipe| How to Make Nimona
Hari Matar Nimona is a thick gravy of green peas with diced potatoes in it.
I learnt this Matar Nimona recipe from my mom. If you haven’t made this still, try at home once and you will fall in love with this matar recipe; this cuisine is something different from the usual. Mom used to make it more in winter season as we get fresh peas then. Still if you don’t get fresh peas, you can try making this hari matar ka nimuna with the frozen ones. Continue reading “Hari Matar ka Nimona Recipe| How to Make Nimona”
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Veg Beetroot Biryani Recipe
Beetroot Biryani! I heard about it for the first time in Hyderabad itself. My colleague would bring in lunch. It’s tasty!
I’m someone who would avoid eating beetroot raw. Even if it is served in salad, I would avoid taking it. I had always liked Chukandar ka halwa but Chukandar ki biryani or Beetroot Biryani was new to me. Continue reading “Veg Beetroot Biryani Recipe”
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April – Recipe Recap
Here is a recipe recap for April if you have missed. We enjoyed making these cuisines at home. Share your cooking experiences if you too made any of these dishes from the recipes on foodeezjunction.com Check out What we Cooked in March Continue reading April – Recipe Recap
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