It is rare that an Indian home will serve a meal without accompanying a lentil dish, referred to as daal. It is a ready source of protein for a balanced diet. I love red lentils a lot as they cook up quickly when you need something hearty in hurry. It can be eaten alone as a hot soup, or piled on rice, with some salad and vegetable dish on the side to make it a complete meal.
Roasted Carrot Ginger Soup with Rosemary Biscuits
What could be better on a snowy day than a bowl of soup and hearty buttermilk biscuits? This immune-boosting carrot ginger soup is a simple, and effortless recipe that warms you right to the bone. Its slightly sweet, a little spicy, and with orange juice it takes on a whole new bright flavor. Serve with luxurious rosemary biscuits and you have a meal.
Stuffed Portobello Mushroom with Mint Pistachio sauce
Portobello mushrooms are great for swapping meatless meals and help maintain a healthy weight as they contain no fat, sodium, or cholesterol and are high in fiber and low in calories. Packed with a tasty and heart healthy filling, these wonder mushrooms make for an excellent appetizer or a side with fresh salad greens and quinoa.
Hope you enjoy!
Sabut Daal Mix (Mixed whole Lentils)
Daal is a total comfort food for me, something I grew up with. The recipe I am sharing today is the one that I make on a weekly basis. It screams comfort and is homely, not something you would see on a restaurant menu. It has only a handful of ingredients but yet packs a ton of flavor and nutrition for all seasons.
Honey Lemon + Chili Roasted Squash
While simple roasted squash wedges with olive oil, salt, and pepper are delicious on their own, the addition of lemon, honey, chili, and the aromatic spices really turns up the flavor. The combination of sweet, spicy and tangy will really make your taste buds happy.
Aloo Methi / Potatoes with Fenugreek Leaves (Punjabi Style)
Simple, but a highly flavorful side dish made from a classic combination of fenugreek leaves and potatoes. Methi really shines in this dish and need only the basic spices. It is homely, delicious and quite a vegetarian delight for Punjabis.
Gluten Free Sponge Cake: No eggs, No Dairy, No Refined Sugar
It’s no surprise that I love simple everyday cakes because you don’t need a special occasion to make or eat them. This cake is completely dairy, egg, refined sugar and gluten-free. You could enjoy it alone, with some fruit or whipped cream. It’s a guilt-free treat anyway.
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