Instant Khaman Dhokla
Instant Khaman Dhokla is a very popular and irresistible Gujarati snack. It is a steamed cake savory cake made with chickpea flour (besan) and spices. It is a vegan, nutritious and healthy snack.
Instant Khaman Dhokla is a very popular and irresistible Gujarati snack. It is a steamed cake savory cake made with chickpea flour (besan) and spices. It is a vegan, nutritious and healthy snack.
A very easy and everyday vegetable dish made from cluster beans (Guar/Gavar) flavored with carom seeds, ginger garlic, and spices. It is vegan. Skip adding asafoetida to make it gluten free.
Chana, Moong, Masoor Dal Dhokla/Mixed Lentils Steamed Cake is a very healthy dish containing the goodness of various lentils. It is protein rich, less oil and is a nutritious breakfast or snack to be enjoyed with a cup of tea. It is liked by kids and can be packed for lunch box or a potluck … Read more
Methi Na Pudla/Fenugreek Crepe is a crepe made using whole wheat flour, chickpea flour (besan), fresh fenugreek leaves (methi) and spices. It uses a good amount of fenugreek leaves and does not need any fermentation or leavening agents. It is a very quick, easy and healthy dish and can be made at any time when … Read more
Palak Dhebra /Spinach flatbread is a very healthy and nutritious dish made by kneading wheat flour with fresh spinach, ginger garlic paste and sesame seeds. The dough is divided into ball and rolled in a circle. This is then roasted with oil in a flat pan till golden. It is served with subji, choondo, murrabba, … Read more
Gujarati Kadhi is a dish made with chickpea flour (besan) and yogurt(dahi). It is balanced with sour and sweet taste and is little spicy. It is made within 20 minutes and is served hot with plain rice, khichdi, puran poli, pulav or plain chapati.
Tuvar Ma Dhokli is a one-pot dish made from sukhi or dry tuvar. The tuvar is cooked and simmered with whole wheat flour sheet (dhokli) along with spices. It is Indian Pasta cooked in spicy gravy. It can be served hot with bhakri, thepla or rice or can be had as a single dish.
Plain moong dal Khichdi is prepared by pressure cooking moong dal, tuvar dal, and rice along with turmeric powder, asafoetida, salt and water. It is the very healthy and nutritious dish and can be enjoyed by babies as their first solid food to the aged. It is a one pot comfort meal to have on … Read more
Less oil handvo flour palak vada is made using spinach and handvo flour. It is made with less oil in a paniyaram /appe pan. Handvo flour is the mixed flour made with roasting rice, tuvar dal (pigeon peas), chana dal (gram), urad dal (split black gram). The mix of flour and the spices added gives … Read more
Corn and spinach panki is a traditional pancake made in Gujarati cuisine. Here the batter is placed between the greased corn or banana leaves and roasted on a pan till golden spots appear on the leaves and the panki inside peels off easily.
A quick side dish or a warm salad served as an accompaniment to Gujarati meal. Carrot and capsicum are stir-fried and lightly cooked along with spices.
A hot and spicy treat for people who love to eat spicy food. The baby potatoes are cooked along with lots of garlic and red chili paste. It is a popular dish of Kathiyawada ( Saurashra). It can be served with roti, rice or can be eaten plain as side dish along with some fried … Read more
A wholewheat flatbread made by stuffing spicy mixture made from fresh tuvar( green pigeon peas), peas and potatoes. It is then roasted till brown on both sides.
A very tasty Gujarati traditional recipe similar to Undhiyu (Mix winter vegetable) made from the vegetables available in winter Surati Papdi (padded kidney beans or lablab beans), ratalu (violet/purple yam), shakkariya (sweet potato)
A dish made using non spicy green chilies stuffed with the crushed peanuts and Indian spices.
A semi dry curry made from the Val (lima beans). The beans are soaked and the skin is removed before use. It has the unique taste.
A healthy snack made by roasting the flat and thin rice flakes and urad papad.
A traditional and nutritional sweet dish from Khambhat in Gujarat, India
A popular dish of the Gujarati cuisine and is generally in demand in the marriage functions.
A very simple dish made from boiled potatoes, with the richness of curry leaves and very few spices like ginger and green chilli.