Idlis are soft, fluffy cakes that are steamed and made from a batter of ground rice and urad dal. Enjoy idlis with traditional accompaniments like sambar and various types of chutneys like coconut, peanuts, tomato.
Soya Chunk Masala is a flavorful curry made with Soya Chunks, an excellent vegan protein source, in a onion tomato gravy base. This recipe is incredibly easy to make and takes less than 15 minutes to make.
Masale Bhat is a classic dish from Maharashtra, India. It’s basically rice cooked with veggies and a special spice mix called kala masala. Serve it alongside Masala taak or kadhi, roasted papad, and pickle.
Drumsticks Curry, or Shevga Bhaji as it’s known in Marathi, is a traditional Indian dish made with tender drumsticks cooked in a flavorful gravy of spices, tomatoes, and coconut. It’s a quick and tasty curry that you can whip up in just 15 minutes. It pairs perfectly with steamed rice, roti, or naan.
Dahi Vada is a Indian treat featuring soft lentil fritters dunked in creamy sweet yogurt and topped with yummy sweet and spicy chutneys. It’s totally veggie-friendly and gluten-free! You can even make it vegan by swapping out the yogurt with a plant based yoghurt.
Mutton Curry, also known as Gosht Masala, is an Indian-style curry featuring soft, tender chunks of meat in a delectable onion-tomato masala gravy. Quick, simple, and incredibly tasty, and its ready in under an hour.
Puran Poli refers to the flatbread made out of whole wheat flour stuffed with sweet filling made with chana dal, jaggery, cardamom, saffron, and nutmeg. There are 2 major ways to make Puran Poli. Here I am sharing the Vidarbha region style Puran Poli. Serve it with Kadhi, bowl of ghee or milk and enjoy.
Tomato Chutney or Tamatar ki chutney is a spicy sweet as well as tangy condiment made from tomatoes, onions and aromatic spices. This is served with south indian dishes like idlis, dosas, or even with snacks like samosas.
Anda Curry or Egg curry is a spicy Indian curry made with boiled eggs in a onion-coconut-tomato gravy base along with aromatic spices. This recipe is made with traditional Maharashtrian twist.
Rava Upma is a traditional breakfast originating from the Southern part of India. It is made by roasting semolina(sooji) and then tempering it with spices to make a delicious hearty breakfast. It tastes great with side of Masala chai or Filter Coffee.
