We are starting a new theme with the start of June. For the first week, I have chosen stuffed dishes. I decided to make a dish for myself as the other two are strictly for Sruti. With some bajji milagai at home, I decided to make a spicy roasted peppers. And as I had some […]
After a week of simple egg recipes, I am back with paneer recipes for this week. For the first week if you have noticed, I used paneer as cubes in all the recipes, and this week it is all about crumbled paneer. When I started paleo, I used to make so many variations with cauliflower. […]
When I started with the diet I was so sure that I couldn’t taste any of my favourite dishes, especially the Indo Chinese ones which needed deep frying and all those sweet sauces. But after I made the red chilly sauce and green chilly sauce without sugar, I felt that I could even make some […]
One more easy breezy paneer recipe which can be made in minutes. If you like your paneer crisp, have it in pan for more time so that all the sides gets nicely roasted. If you like it soft, just give a stir or two in ghee and add the spice powders. However you make this, […]
I am sure every one knows what sevai is. When we were kids, rice sevai was prepared at home but nowadays it is easily available ready made. My mom used to make so many varieties of sevai and awe her guests. Even I used to make it but Sruti didn’t show any interest. So I […]
It is April and it is time for one more Mega Blogging Marathon. As usual, a group of bloggers will be posting for the whole month except for Sundays. As there will be 26 days to blog, we will be doing another A – Z theme this month. Among the themes suggested by Valli, I […]
Yey! September is here and it is time for another mega Blogging Marathon.September is a month I love the most as both my blog baby and hubby have birthdays. And another reason is that it is a month of non stop blogging fun. Srivalli, the leader of this amazing group comes up with various themes […]
For the second day of Blogging Marathon, I prepared this delicious hot peppery soup. Mullingatawny soup has its origin from Tamil. Milagu Thanni which means pepper water has become mullingatawny soup and it is made by Anglo Indians as a result of British Raj in India. I saw so many recipes for this soup and […]
For the third week of blogging marathon I wanted to prepare some recipes from the cook books I have. I have been collecting cookbooks and recipes from news paper for so many years and I have a huge collection of recipes. I refer to them some times but usually they just stay in the cupboard. […]
Cheeval or ribbon pakoda can be prepared with chevu dough. There are so many recipes for this snack. I made it with rice flour and besan along with sesame seeds and pepper powder. You can also add garlic paste for a nice flavor. Mom gave this recipe and I made some changes like adding butter […]