Rajasthani Special Churma Laddoo Recipe is shared by Chef Padma Singhvi. The Churma Laddoos are best served with dal and baati; it’s a unique and special western Indian cuisine. Continue reading Rajasthani Special Churma Laddoo Recipe
Dal bhari – it’s the most understood word at home which means dal bhari paratha – is a stuffed paratha. The stuffing includes chana dal or split Bengal gram as the main ingredient. Continue reading Dal Bhari Parathe Recipe Step By Step | How To Make Chana Dal Paratha at Home
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”
Here is another Mom’s recipe – Mirch ki Sabzi. It sounds cool but it’s hot! And apt for chilly winters
I like this dish to be served with kachoris. This Sabzi is a big hit in my family. Continue reading “Hari Mirch ki Sabzi | How to Make Sabzi with Green Chillies”
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
Palak or Spinach is very healthy and nutritious and since Winter season is at doors, we will get a lot of fresh spinach at the veggie markets. I’m sharing one of the best and simple recipes you can make from spinach – Simple Aloo Palak ki Sabzi. Continue reading “Simple Aloo Palak ki Sabzi | How to Cook a No-Onion Simple Aloo Palak Sabzi”
Sponge Gourd or Nenua (in Hindi) is one vegetable I missed a lot when in Hyderabad. This simple nenua ki sabzi is very easy to make and is one of my favorites. Even a 15-year-old can make it.
When I say two-ingredient Nenua ki sabzi recipe, that means the main ingredients are just onions and nenua or sponge gourd. The other ingredients are green chillies, salt and oil from you Kitchen shelf. That’s it. Continue reading “Two-Ingredient Nenue ki Sabzi | How to Make Sponge Gourd, the Simple Way”
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”
I know, I’m sharing the recipe after many many days. But trust me I missed sharing on what I cooked in these past few days as much as you missed reading my blogs 😀 . I’ll be on my next trip again but I’ll be back soon and as regular as I was earlier in writing and sharing more recipes, reviews and kitchen tips.
Chow mein is something I would love to have at least once in a month or may be twice. I always prefer chow mein over plain noodles. Well… making chow mein would save you from making any other side dish like Manchurian. Plus if you have kids at home, excluding you 😉 , they will surely enjoy this Chinese-turned-into-Indian dish. Continue reading “Veg Chow Mein Recipe”
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”
Here is the step by step guide to Chatpata Kala Chana recipe. You can call it chana chat too.
Kala chana is known with various names – black gram, dark chickpeas, Bengal gram and desi chana. It is highly nutritious and is a rich source of vitamins and minerals. Kala chana is considered as dal and vegetable both. Continue reading “Chatpata Kala Chana Recipe for Ramadan”
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”
Here is the step by step guide to Tehri Recipe in UP (Uttar Pradesh) style.
Say Tehri and I will say a Yes to cooking. Tehri is the first meal I’d learned from mom. And during my graduation days, this was one of the recipes that saved me from hostel’s food 😀 . I hope, here, my hosteler friends would agree 🙂
Tehri as it is called is more famous among the people of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. Is it famous in other state too? Please drop a comment with a state’s name and I’ll surely add it here. Call it with different names or spellings, like Tahri or Tehari, but the taste is same. Put 1 tsp of desi ghee on Tehri and have it with any pickle, if possible mango pickle. Continue reading “Tehri in UP Style | How to Make Tehri”
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”
