We all like to save time and energy and create less mess in the kitchen. This lentil biryani is a one pot healthy recipe that is very easy to prepare. Perfect for a weeknight meal and impressive enough to serve for brunch or dinner on special occasions.
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Hasselback Butternut Squash with Maple & Hot Sauce
The ultimate impressive-looking side dish! This maple and hot sauce glazed Hasselback squash is actually really simple to make and taste incredible! Don’t get intimidated by uber thin layers in the squash they are not complicated to make.
Gulgule — A Rainy Day Sweet Snack
Made in several parts of India, gulgule is a quick and easy deep-fried sweet snack usually enjoyed on rainy days with a cup of chai.
Korean Style Vegan Mapo Tofu
Soft tofu infused with intense savory and spicy flavors! I have made this gluten-free and vegan version to enjoy the wonderful texture and flavor of this classic Asian dish.
Baingan Patiala | Eggplant Stir Fry
Eggplant stir-fried with tomatoes, onions, ginger, raisins, and a selection of whole spices. Once you taste how delicious and simple this recipe is, it’ll quickly become one of your new favorites!
Easy Zucchini ‘Sabzi’
This delicious zucchini sabzi, made with just a handful of basic ingredients is perfect for lunch or dinner all year round. Best of all, its low carb, vegan, flavorful and easy to make.
Punjabi Kadhi Pakora (Updated Post with Air Fryer Spinach Pakora)
The word “Kadhi” should not be confused with ‘curry’ which means a gravy of onions and tomatoes. They are entirely different dishes with different flavors. Kadhi is slow cooking of yogurt or buttermilk thickened with besan (chana daal flour) which is later tempered with spices cooked in mustard oil. There are numerous versions of making kadhi and each family has their own preferences and cooking style. In Punjab, where I hail from kadhi is always made with pakodas ( fritters). And those, who have tried punjabi kadhi, agree with me that it taste most amazing and they yearn for more. It is one of the few dishes besides rajmah chawal that I grew up eating mostly for lunch. Served piping hot with steamed rice, papad, pickle and cucumber salad I could not think of more satisfying summertime meal.
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