Light yet flavorful and satisfying Mexican tortilla soup with white chickpeas and chard. It takes just 30 minutes to cook but it tastes like it was simmering for hours!
Vegetarian
Tomato Rasam
Rasam is an appetite stimulating south Indian soup, that is tangy and fiery hot. It can be had strained or just as is for soup or can be eaten along with a bowl of steamed rice. Rasam is a lighter version of sambar, yet with a distinct and appealing flavor. Try it once and I bet you will be hooked!
Besan Ki Sabzi
Besan is one of the versatile flour I know of. Its been a staple in my kitchen and I relish it in one form or another. It can be mixed into the flours for flat bread and pizza crust, used like eggs to make cheelas, as a binder for koftas, batter for deep frying, thickener for curries, base for exotic sweets, crunchy drops for flavored yogurt and many more.
Sauteed bathua
Bathua is a green leaf vegetable, grown in Northern India as a winter crop. In many parts of the world it is considered a weed and goes by funny name, such as fat hen, goose foot, lamb quarters, pigweed etc. I am sure most of you are familiar with it even if you don’t recognise by name, you might have seen one or two bathua plant popping up in your backyard with dandelions.
Zucchini Pesto Pizza
If you haven’t tried any recipe from my blog, I recommend you to try pizza, for sure. Even though the rest of my family is not gluten free but we all love gluten free pizza. I have previously posted meat balls pizza and Kale and curry chicken pizza using the same crust and today I have pesto pizza with zucchini.
Wadi aur Lauki wali Chana Daal / Split Gram with Bottle Gourd and Lentil Chunks
A simple but delicious and hearty lentil dish, made with Bengal gram daal, ghiya and wadi. It’s easy to make and perfect for a healthy lunch/dinner when served with rice or roti.
Soft Corn Tacos with Green Garbanzo Beans and Jalapeno Dip
Have you tried green garbanzo beans yet? These beans, unlike the beige colored and dark brown (desi) chickpeas are freshly picked and are green. They have a wonderful flavor much sweeter than other two varieties. Earlier when I wrote a post on Green Chana curry I said that fresh garbanzo beans were only available in Indian stores and farmer’s market. But now they are slowly getting popular in west and bags of green garbanzo beans are appearing in the frozen isle of certain other grocery stores.
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