Mango pickle, also known as Aam Ka Achaar, is a traditional Indian condiment made from green raw mangoes. The mangoes are mixed with spices and salt, then sun-dried until the mixture turns into a thick paste. It’s usually served with plain rice or roti, but can also be used as a dip for snacks and …
Pongal, or Huggi as it is called in the south Indian languages Tamil and Telugu respectively, means “bubbling up” when translated into English. This dish of rice with boiled milk and sugar has a rich history that dates back to 1500 B.C., where Pongali was served at public gatherings during the harvest season. There are …
The Marathi word for coriander leaves, “kothimbir,” is translated as cubes or wedges. Kothmir Vadi is steamed rice cakes that have been fried and cut into squares (or sometimes scoops). To make this dish you first need to prepare a batter of ground dal flour mixed with water from the ingredients. The cake will then …
Raita, a yogurt-based dish often served on the side with Indian curries and bread in India. It’s traditionally meant to balance out spiciness in our dishes but now it just seems an integral part of many meals. Raitas can be sweet or savoury depending on what you add—different fruits and vegetables mixed into plain yogurt …
Fried rice is a dish of cooked rice that has been stir-fried in a wok or frying pan and often mixed with other ingredients such as eggs, vegetables, seafood, or meat. Cooked rice can be the primary ingredient which will have myriad additional ingredients to add flavor including onions for extra taste; shallots are also …
Palak Chicken recipe is sure to please a crowd with its great flavours, textures, and nutrients. The Saag Wala Chicken or Palak chicken combines creamy spinach and spices for an outrageously delicious dish that’s perfect any time of year!
Fried rice is a dish that has been stir-fried in a wok or frying pan and is usually mixed with other ingredients such as eggs, vegetables, seafood, or meats. This food can be eaten alone but it’s also used to accompany other dishes from many different cultures like East Asian Southeast Asia and South Asian …
Navratri — the nine nights dedicated to Goddess Durga — is a time of devotion, discipline, and sattvik living. Fasting during this period is not just a religious ritual; it’s a way to cleanse the body, focus the mind, and elevate the spirit. Among the many vrat‑friendly foods, makhana (fox nuts or lotus seeds) has …
Imagine waking up to the aroma of fresh coffee and the satisfaction of knowing that in your kitchen, a batch of creamy, tangy, preservative‑free yogurt is quietly setting — made exactly to your taste. That’s the magic of a yogurt maker: a simple yet ingenious appliance that transforms ordinary milk into a probiotic‑rich superfood, right …
The dosa, a pancake-like crepe originating from India and made with rice flour batter. It is traditionally served as an appetizer to most Indian meals although more recently it has expanded in popularity around the world. The main ingredients are fermented black lentils and rice which make up about half of the mixture’s volume before …
