Baingan Bharta

Aubergine/brinjal/baingan is a highly underrated vegetable and is hated by most. Even I used to hate it to a great extent, but when I started cooking with it I developed a liking and now I desperately find ways to incorporate them into my cooking. Baingan bharta is basically the Indian version of baba ganoush althoughContinue reading “Baingan Bharta”

Potato Bell-Pepper Sabji

Potato Bell Pepper sabji is one of the most easiest recipe for those who have just started cooking. A quick Indian stir fry recipe made using just a handful of ingredients and spices. It goes well with chapathis, rice or can act as a filling inside dosa. Pair it with some salad, raita and phulkasContinue reading “Potato Bell-Pepper Sabji”

Paal Kozhukattai

Paal kozhukattai as the name suggests is a melt in the mouth sweet dish that is made by cooking rice balls in coconut milk and sweetened with jaggery. For me paal kozhukattai brings back the memories of my school days since it was my breakfast on most the days. And considering the fact that, thisContinue reading “Paal Kozhukattai”

Kadala Curry

Kadala curry is a traditional south Indian dish from Kerala. Its a black chickpea stew cooked in a base of onion and tomato and finished off with coconut paste. This is very popular in most of the malayalee households and can be had with puttu, appam, idiyappam, dosa, idli or even chapathi. But the mostContinue reading “Kadala Curry”

Lotus Stem Manchurian

Lotus stem or lotus root is widely used in Indian, Chinese and Japanese cooking. Up until 2017 lotus stem was something exotic for me and I had never tasted it. In 2017, we had been to a restaurant Burma Burma in Bangalore for our weekend dinner and that’s when I got to eat these lotusContinue reading “Lotus Stem Manchurian”

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