A cuisine that’s as old as the earliest civilizations; homemade Indian meal habits can be healthful, delicious and rather addictive.
Saas ni Macchi is a unique Parsi-style fish in white sauce, which stands out for its use of an egg-sugar-vinegar mixture, added at the end of the cooking process, to create a dish with magical taste.
An Indian flat-bread made with whole wheat flour dough and a lightly spiced stuffing mix of healthy kale, cauliflower and aromatic roasted crushed fennel seeds.
The stunningly versatile south Indian crepe-like ‘Dosa’ and its pancake version ‘Uthappam’ made with a light airy fermented rice-n-lentil batter, and a topping mix of shredded cheese, chopped fresh parsley, rock salt and cracked black pepper.
Filled with the unbeatable health benefits of whole grain 'Atta' flour, the circular 'chapati’ is India’s most common bread version, along with its thicker and larger counterpart 'roti’.
Nothing says comfort like a ‘gajar’ or carrot halwa, an Indian dessert made with grated carrots cooked in sweetened cardamom-flavored milk, and generally served with a dollop of whipped cream or vanilla ice-cream…my version is also accompanied by a warm.
Inspired by the regional versions of Indian spice-battered fish, this recipe uses a delicate blend of spices, seasonings and flour with red wine vinegar and egg, to create a spiced batter baked fish.
‘Dhansak’ a Parsi Cuisine specialty filled with aromatic Indian spices and inspired by ancient Persian cooking method, manages to draw attention to its impressive manner of bringing hearty vegetables, a meat of choice and wholesome lentils together in.
A hearty ‘Subji’ or Indian vegetable preparation of capsicum or green bell pepper and diced potatoes, cooked in onions, ginger and garlic, with a touch of Indian spices and a dash of cider vinegar and sugar.
A flavorful cup of Parsi 'Choi' or Chai-Indian Tea infused with mint and/or lemongrass, fresh ginger and cardamom, brewed to perfection.
Indian spiced mango and cranberry chutney makes an ideal accompaniment to meat or vegetables; also works well as a spread for sandwich or wraps.
Popular and versatile spinach-based curry is a hearty base curry to chicken, paneer or sweet corn.
Popular and versatile spinach-based curry is a hearty base curry to chicken, paneer or sweet corn.
Kurmura Laddu or sweet crisp rounds of puffed rice/rice crispy cereal and chopped almond in a syrupy jaggery mixture, is an Indian equivalent of the famous rice crispy treats in western countries.
Slow cooker recipe for a wholesome Indian lentil preparation, Palak Chana Daal is made using gram lentils, fresh spinach with Indian aromatics and spices.
This versatile dip or spread gets its flavors from a Parsi chicken liver specialty 'Kaleji Aleti-Paleti', made with chopped chicken liver marinated in Indian spices, garlic and ginger.
An Indian comfort food, ‘Khichdi’ is a basic combination of white rice (Basmati or any long/short grain) and split lentils (generally moong/mung or toor lentils), with minimum spices and aromatics, prepared in one pot till the rice and lentil grain is.
A delicious Indian-style creation using quinoa with caramelized onion, walnuts and cranberries, infused with whole spices and topped with cilantro and lemon.
This unique dish is a true Parsi Cuisine classic, using boneless cubes (boti) of your meat of choice (I've used chicken for this recipe) and Persian touches like jardaloo (apricot) red vinegar and jaggery or sugar, along with a blend of mouthwatering.
These delightfully savory 'Aloo Paratha' style Potato and Parsley Indian Flatbread, with some well-loved Mediterranean flavors such as parsley, lemon, garlic and olive oil, are a treat for the whole family, served right off the hot griddle with cool.
The tangy combination of ‘Thyme and Lemon Paneer’ is a unique touch to cottage cheese, best eaten just as is.