Christmas is upon us and you’ve not zeroed in on the Christmas dishes yet? Don’t worry, we’re here with the easy-to-make foolproof dishes which will take care of everything. Special events demand special dishes. So, better start stocking up those exotic ingredients, fresh green veggies, and lastly lots and lots of cheese to have the best dishes on Xmas. We’ve selected a few ones which are simple to cook and won’t take much of your [...]Read More
Just a question – If someone offers you a bowl of salad and a plate of rajma chawal, what would you choose? For some of us, the answer is quite obvious. It’s rajma chawal. Being Indians, we always go by the tadkedaar food full of flavours. We often make our judgement over foods on the basis of their presentation. But do you really think judging salads over their presentation rather than its benefits is right? [...]Read More
Salads are increasingly becoming an important part of everyday diet. They are easy to make, healthy to eat and taste delicious. More and more interesting types of salads are made and served in restaurants and at events. I came across one such salad made with grilled chicken and vegetables and I promised myself to make an attempt at home. Today I finally made it and it came out fabulous, so I’m also sharing this with [...]Read More
The seniors at our home always suggest to give different kinds of nuts to kids. They obviously know some of the benefits which studies have now proved. Nuts are known to contain various vitamins and essential amino acids both of which help us keep healthy. They are known to reduce bad cholesterol and keep away from various diseases. Since nuts are best consumed in raw form, I thought of making use of them in a [...]Read More
Beans are considered a good food as they provide proteins to the body. The most common beans we use in India are rajma or kidney beans, and chole or garbanzo beans. However, most of the time these beans are used in curry form with loads of masala; some of the curries made from these include Amritsari Chole, Rajma Masala, Pindi Chole, Punjabi Chole, etc. Each of these dishes stands out uniquely and has been enjoyed for decades [...]Read More
People in India love their mangoes, this love shows when you see them in the market’s, choosing the ripe mangoes for their families. Some even love to get special varieties couriered to them and the train stations and even airports start to sport packed mango boxes. Well why not! this king of fruits has an awesome taste and is only available certain months of the year, so everybody wants to make full use of [...]Read More
Salad’s form an essential part as accompaniment to the meals, specially in the Indian context as most of the other meals are full of oil and spices. Its good to make vegetable salads part of your regular diet to get enough roughage, vitamins & minerals. Once such typical Indian salad is Kachumber Salad, made with all kinds of light vegetables such as cucumber, onions, tomatoes, coriander etc. Most of these vegetables can be found in every Indian [...]Read More
It is very hard nowadays to get ourselves off the processed foods available in the market. Although I don’t want to kick off a debate on what’s good and what’s not, I can definitely give choices. Salad’s are a typical example where we use different varieties of dressing’s typically bought from the markets. To get away from this routine, I made my own salad dressing today using lemon and honey and used it with Strawberry [...]Read More
While hosting a lunch for a few families, I made a good platter of both vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes and an amazing Macaroni Pasta Salad. Today I’ll share this pasta salad recipe with you, which stands out by itself and gives competition to any of the main course dishes. Along with macaroni, I added vegetables like bell peppers, cabbage and broccoli. If you’d like a non-vegetarian option, you can also add grilled chicken or pieces [...]Read More
It is a constant challenge to host a party and I’m fairly sure you too have faced it. Most of the guests are generally full with the starters, and have much less appetite left for the main course that you have prepared with so much effort. The result is, obviously, a lot of waste time and food. Well, you could use Corn Ki Chaat as an easy recipe to make a starter which each of your [...]Read More
