Category Archives: Indian Cuisine
Seven Cup Cake–A Tribute TO Jayashree
I heard about Jayasree’s sad demisal sometime back on twitter via Madhuri. The news made me very very sad. A talented and young person being taken away, I just don’t … Continue reading
Orange Peel Raita
Its time for Blog Hop Wednesday again, yes yes we did it just last week but this time because of Diwali we are doing it a week earlier… This week … Continue reading
Blog Hop Wednesday | Pearl Onion Pulao
So for this wednesday I was assigned the awesome blog Simple Indian Food and the blog just represents what its name is. Tons of simple indian treasure recipes there. After … Continue reading
Bateta nu Shaak – Step by Step Recipe
I first heard of this dish in a Tarla Dalal cook book and came across it again in a microwave cook book from her, its apparently a gujarati dish, basically … Continue reading
Microwave Khatta Gobhi Corn
Gobhi is one my favourite veggies its been since I was a child, thankfully the child eats it too. We play a game together where cauliflowers florets are tree and … Continue reading
Microwave Sesame Potato
So we begin another round of BM, I just can’t tell u how much I love you valli for taking me out of my laziness and making me write for … Continue reading
Raw Mango Chutney/Instant Pickle | BM6 Post 3
There was a time when I used to eat mango in only the raw form, yea yeah you can roll your eyes. I used to hate ripe mangoes. I would … Continue reading
Microwave Aloo Mutter | BM5 | Post 1
And its time again to do Valli’s wonderful marathon, one week of theme based blogging and this time we chose the theme as microwave cooking. Now I always do microwave … Continue reading
Meetha Gud ka parantha BM#4 Day 7
What its day 7 already? Time flew this time… a week just got over without me realizing it at all and like they say its best to end the meal with a … Continue reading
Cabbage Cheese Parantha BM#4 Day 6
All vegetables are healthy but there are some vegetables which I think are super healthy but I find it really really difficult to feed them to Ojas. Cabbage for me … Continue reading
