Today is the second day of Blogging Mararthon and I wanted to combine two challenges today. South Vs North Challenge host Shruti challenged the team members with Kesar Pista Kulfi and for the Blogging Marathon’s mini servings theme, I made the kulfi in small cups to make 1/4th of the…
Mangodis are small nuggets made out of moong dhal. This is usually available at stores but making mangodis at home is also easy. As in Tamil Nadu we don’t get mangodis, I opted to try it at home. It is very easy to make mangodis at home. You need to…
After a very long time, I am taking part in Blogging Marathon this month. For the first week, I have chosen dishes with curd. Srivalli asked us not to go with raithas as they are very simple. On seeing the theme cooking with curd, the recipe which came to my…
I saw this recipe at Tarla Dala’s website. I have been eyeing this recipe for a while but only today I got the perfect opportunity to make this. This restaurant style gravy is very rich, spicy and creamy with super soft paneer cubes. Serve it along with any flat bread…
Any regular reader of my blog will know that I participate in Blogging Marathon every month. It first started as non stop blogging and then to make it stress free, Srivalli made it into a 3 day per week Marathon. After a long gap the non stop blogging is on…
Yesterday I prepared this gravy to go with the soft Kahmiri roti. Even this gravy is from the mughlai cuisine. This is a curd based gravy and tastes very rich along with the rotis. I have sauteed the paneer until golden. But if you choose to deep fry, it will…
Khamiri roti is from the Mughalai cuisine. Khamir means yeast. This is an yeasted flat bread which is so soft and is made with whole wheat flour. I saw the recipe in Tarla Dalal’s Mughalai Khana. The recipe suggested baking of the rotis but as I was pressed for time,…
I have read about Ghevar in some blogs and Tarla Dalal’s book. But as far as I know we need a mould to prepare ghevar. It is a famous Rajasthani sweet which can be bought in all sweet shops. There are so many varieties of ghevar such as plain, mava,…
Methi leaves and potato are classic combination and they taste awesome together. Yesterday I made this simple stir fry to go with sambar rice. My daughter loves a simple potato roast and I added the methi leaves to it for the extra taste. My daughter has started liking the bitterness from…
Today I will be showing you a Punjabi Thali. I am new to Punjabi cuisine and so I created my dishes with the help of a book full of Punjabi Dishes. Recently I bought Tarla Dalal’s Punjabi Khana and I was very much pleased with the book. I selected what…