Cabbage Pakoda- Crisp, delicious and easy to make cabbage fritters Cabbage Pakoda- As the Monsoon season is already started in India and the cool breezy weather demands for some thing hot, fried and spicy. Roasted corn on the cob and different types of pakoras are made regularly in every house and also sold on the…
Karonda Mirch ki Launji / Natal Plum Relish
karonda ki launji -Sweet and sour karonda and green chili relish Karonda/Natal plum is a small sized berry which is sour in taste and grows abundantly on thorny bushes during monsoon season in India .It is white and pink in colour when tender and turns red to purple when it matures fully.It mainly grows in…
Fresh Green Peppercorn Pickle,Taza Kali Mirch Ka Achar
Fresh green peppercorn pickle in lemon juice. Green peppercorn pickle- fresh peppercorns are the unripe fresh berries from the pepper plant. They are milder as compared to the dried peppercorns. Fresh green peppers are also popular in Thai, French and European cuisines. In Indian cuisine it is mainly used as a pickle either submerged in…
Sweet Corn Vegetable Soup
A simple and healthy Chinese soup Me and my family are fan of Chinese cuisine but being a vegetarian we have limited choice from the cuisine. I prefer to cook Chinese food at home as its not easy to get Chinese food with out onion and garlic in restaurants. My favorite Chinese food are – Chinese…
Kela Methi Na Bhajiya, Khalwa Recipe
Kela Methi Na Bhajiya – Crisp fritters made with ripe banana and fresh fenugreek leaves Khalwa /banana and methi pakoda is an specialty from the state of Gujarat. It have a unusual combination of sweet banana and bitter methi. A nice recipe to use your leftover or overripe bananas. When I first heard about this…
Stuffed Banana Pakoda, Banana Fritters
Stuffed Banana Pakoda- Banana fritters stuffed with a tangy spicy mix Stuffed Banana Fritters- Most of us enjoy the monsoon and the pleasant weather that it brings. As for me I am a Pluviophile (I recently found out that rain lovers are called Pluviophiles!), bathing in the rain, the smell of sand / reth, the…