...my journey & experiments in the kitchen
Looking for a fantastic no-bake cheesecake recipe to celebrate Valentines’? I have a brilliant recipe to share – a little unusual from my no-bake cheesecake recipes. This No-bake Beetroot White chocolate Cheesecake is a healthier version of cheesecake & perfect for Valentine’s Day. I …
Soup makes for quick and easy comfort food, especially when it’s chilly outside. A bowl of thick soup is certainly gratifying, warming us inside and out. Today on the menu is Sweet Corn Vegetable soup guaranteed to delight your taste buds. And did I mention, …
Make your Valentine’s heart skip a “beet” with this amazing all-natural Heart Beetroot Scone. In the spirit of all things red and pink, there should be at least one beet recipe to celebrate Valentine’s Day. Who doesn’t recognize how effective the colour of beetroot can be? …
MASALA PEANUT CHAAT / SALAD If it is a snack with chai or a light appetizer for casual entertaining, look no further. If you love spice and you love peanuts, then this Masala Peanut Chaat / Salad is definitely the perfect snack for you. We …
Kala chana chaat or Black Chickpeas Salad is a tangy and tasty snack made using sprouted black chickpeas. This tangy and vibrant salad will transport you to the jostling, colorful and humid streets of India. This also serves as an excellent starter and can be …
Kothimbir Vadi are basically fritters made of coriander leaves and is a very popular Maharashtrian snack. ‘Kothimbir’ in Marathi refers to Coriander Leaves and ‘Vadi’ means fritters. It’s crispy texture on the outside and soft inside makes it irresistible and lip-smacking. Every household in Maharasthra …
Sabudana Vada is a deep-fried Maharashtrian appetizer with tantalizing flavours which makes for a snack or breakfast paired with some green chutney. If you liked my previous post on Sabudana Khichadi, you will surely love Sabudana Vada. By now, if you followed my recipe to …
We are celebrating Diwali, one of the biggest and brightest festivals of India in all its festivity here in Denmark. Diwali celebrates the triumph of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance. Diwali literally means a ‘row of lighted lamps’. The festival lasts …