There are times, when the days are pretty hectic and I crave for the comforts of a home cooked meal. This is one of the currys I turn out to. Absolutely delicious, filled with loads of fibre, these cute little greens are sure to sooth your soul. Above all, its EASY to cook. Â What else […]
This is one lip-smacking, finger licking north indian flavour that anyone would fall in love with. That velvetty gravy cooked with cubes of paneer and indian spices, garnished with coriander is sure going to be a treat for all those veggie lovers out there. The richness of this dish comes with…
Summers during childhood usually passed at my grandmothers place. “Ammamma” thats how I called my granny, which means mother’s mother. She was very tender and gentle by nature and took great pleasure in feeding me while sharing memories of her childhood, her marriage with my grandfather, her days as a young bride so on and […]
Poori, a traditional indian bread made with wheat flour and served with potato curry is a delightful combination that I loved since my childhood. As a child it was fun poking a hole on these puffed little rounds. Pooris taste great when served hot. Here I go taking you on a quick tour… For the […]
A nice accompaniment with idly, dosa or steamed rice with a dollop of ghee. A visitor to my blog requested for this recipe and here I go…. Its so simple and easy too. We need …. bengal gram/chana dal – 1/4 measuring cup urad dal/minapappu – 1/4 measuring cup methi seeds – 1/4 tsp hing/asofetida […]
One of my favourite dishes I loved since childhood especially the one cooked by my atta. Not a big fan of greens during when I was a child so I used to pick up the beans from this curry and leave aside the skins but now am a die hard fan of both. Here’s a […]
