Milk Powder Peda
A very quick and easy way of making peda (a popular Indian sweet) from Instant mawa/khoya made from milk powder.
A very quick and easy way of making peda (a popular Indian sweet) from Instant mawa/khoya made from milk powder.
A most important ingredient required to make many Indian sweets. It is known as “Mawa/Khoya”. This is an instant way of making Khoya. It is made using milk powder.
This dish is made using small brinjals and potatoes. They are stuffed with the mixture prepared with onion, coconut, peanuts, regular spices and has a unique flavor of nigella seeds (kalonji) and are pan cooked with oil.
A very quick Indian Sweet made from Khoya, modified and made from Milk Powder. It is a two layer sweet. One layer has coconut flavor and other has the chocolate flavor.
A traditional and quick Indian recipe made from semolina, milk, sugar and ghee. It is made during many festivals and “Satyanarayan Pooja.”
A very quick sweet made by grinding roasted peanuts and mixed dry nuts such as almonds, walnuts, cashew nuts and pistachio. It is often made during “Shravan” month when people observe fast.
A gluten free roti made from rice flour and can be enjoyed with different kinds of curries.
A leavened flatbread made without tandoor at home in the oven or on the cooktop with the goodness of whole wheat and garlic.
A very simple and tasty pancake made from corn. Different variations for the toppings can be used.
A simple authentic dish made in Bengal where eggplant is sliced, marinated with spices, grilled on a pan and served with rice, roti or Khichuri.
A very quick and easy recipe for making instant soft idlis. It is a good alternative for those who want to avoid rice and fermented food.
It is a North Indian grilled dish made from paneer (cottage cheese) marinated with the fresh green coriander and mint along with spices. It is served as a starter.
A sugar-free sweet made with dates and all the mixed dry nuts. It gives quick energy.
A very healthy snack made with pumpkin and the mixture of rice and lentil flour.
A very healthy paratha (flatbread) made by binding spinach puree with whole wheat flour.
A traditional North Indian Cuisine dish made by using Chickpeas. Chickpeas are soaked overnight and cooked till soft. They are then simmered in a tangy onion-tomato gravy with all the Indian spices and served hot with bhatura, naan or paratha.
A very healthy starter loaded with calcium, proteins and fibre. It does not use potato and is diabetic friendly.
A very quick and easy dish made from potatoes and paneer (cottage cheese) and spices.
A traditional chutney made in the villages of Saurashtra by pounding coriander, garlic ,green chili and peanuts in mortar pestle. The chutney is then tempered with hot oil and asafoetida.
A very tasty and healthy stuffed paratha – the paratha dough is made by using spinach and the stuffing is made with paneer and capsicum.