Sharing a collection of recipes, some cooking tips and useful hints.
MAAVINAKAYI GOJJU In most parts of India, during the summer months ladies prepare dishes made with raw/unripe mangoes which are available.
BHINDI KA SALAN Today's recipe makes use of a commonly available and largely popular vegetable namely lady's fingers, more popularly know.
MITKE SAANG BATATE SUKKE In our Konkani cuisine, a "sukke" is a semi-dry side dish made with vegetables, greens or legumes.
TOMATO KURMA Tomatoes are very commonly used in our every day cooking in India as they can be used in a wide variety of dishes, ranging .
INSTANT SOOJI POHA DOSA On some days, when you have been busy and forget to soak and grind for the dosa batter, recipes like these come i.
THONDEKAI PALYA One of the veggies I use pretty often is Ivy Gourd, variously called Thondekai in Kannada, Dondakaya in Telugu, Tindora i.
PONSA POLO (JACKFRUIT DOSA) Today being Father's Day, I wish to dedicate this post to my father with lots of love and gratitude.
LASANIYA BATATA The best part of being a foodie in India is that you get to cook and eat such a diverse range of cuisines.
GARLIC RASAM Rasam is basically an aromatic spicy-sweet soup-like preparation used as an accompaniment for rice in a South Indian meal.
BEETROOT & POTATO KURMA There are some vegetables which people either love or hate! I guess beetroot is one of them.
DRY MASALA ARBI Today's recipe makes use of colocasia, a root vegetable, which is also called Taro.
DONDAKAYA MASALA Today's recipe is for a side dish from Andhra cuisine in which we use ivy gourd stuffed with masala.
DODDAPATRE ( SAMBARBALLI) TAMBULI In some parts of Karnataka like South Kanara, we make Tambuli, which is a mildly spiced coconut and c.
BOMBAY CHUTNEY As the whole world and we too in India wrestle with the Covid 19 pandemic, often we are forced to make do with what we have .
BATATE BIKKANDA HUMMAN Jackfruit is called Ponasu in my mother tongue, Konkani.
CAULIFLOWER & PEAS KURMA In most Indian homes, cauliflower (called Gobhi in Hindi and Hookosu in Kannada) is used quite frequently as it is.