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Lal bhoplyacha bharit in English translates to Red Pumpkin Dip and in Hindi is popularly known as Kaddu Ka Raita. This is a creamy dip made with steamed pumpkin mixed with yogurt and tempered with flavourful tadka. This is a no onion no garlic, beginner-friendly, diabetic-friendly, fiber-rich easy vegetarian side dish/accompaniment. About Lal Bhoplyacha Bharit … Read more
Dudhi halwa also called Lauki Ka Halwa is a traditional Indian dessert made with grated dudhi / lauki (bottle gourd) along with khoya / mava (reduced milk solids), ghee, sugar, roasted nuts & caredmon. This is an easy and simple vegetarian dessert recipe that can be easily made at home. Dudhi halwa is no onion … Read more
Pineapple sheera is sweet Indian dessert made with semolina also knonw as rava / sooji. Chunks of fresh pineapples are cooked along with the semolina to give that delicious pineapple flavour to this dessert. Pineapple sheera is also popularly known as pineapple kesari & pineapple halwa. In English, it translates to semolina pudding. This is … Read more
Festive season has started and what a better way to indulge in a healthy protein-rich dessert! Today’s recipe is moong dal payasam also known as moong dal kheer made with yellow mung lentils, jaggery, coconut milk and nuts. A beginner-friendly, vegetarian recipe for this festive occasion. Payasam is a traditional South Indian dessert recipe. This … Read more
Sabudana kheer in English translates to Tapioca pudding made with tapioca pearls cooked in creamy milk and garnished with roasted dry fruits and aromatic spice. This is a vegetarian, gluten-free dessert and beginner-friendly recipe. Sabudana kheer is a popular dessert made in India on auspicious and festive occasions. This sabudana / tapioca dessert is also … Read more
Sabudana thalipeeth is a popular Indian flatbread made with sabudana pearls also known as sago pearls (tapioca pearls). This is a gluten-free, no onion no garlic, fasting /vrat /upvas recipe. In Marathi, we call it Sabudanyache thalipeeth which are usually made for breakfast or as a snack, especially during vrat / upvas (Fasting days). About … Read more
Kakdi koshimbir also called Khamanga Kakdi is a typical Maharashtrian salad preparation. Kakdi means Cucumber and Koshimbir mean Salad. Made with two main ingredients that is cucumber and peanuts. This is a vegan, diabetic-friendly, no onion no garlic, healthy and refreshing salad. About Kakdi Chi Koshimbir Kakdi chi koshimbir (cucumber salad) is a simple and … Read more
Ratalyachi Bhaji / Sweet Potato Vegetable is a popular Indian Fasting / Vrat / Upvas recipe made with ratala (also known as sweet potato), roasted peanut powder & some herbs. This is a vegetarian, gluten-free, no onion no garlic recipe. Ratala in English means Sweet Potato, Bhaji means Indian vegetable preparation and Upvas means Fasting. … Read more
Sabudana khichdi is a popular Indian Fasting / Vrat / Upvas recipe made with sabudana pearls (also known as sago or tapioca Pearls), potatoes and roasted peanut powder. Apart from being a fasting dish, this sabudana khichdi is often prepared in Indian households for breakfast or as an evening snack. About Sabudana Khichadi The recipe … Read more
Ratalyacha kees (Grated Sweet Potato ) is a traditional Maharashtrian recipe made by grating the sweet potato and tempering it with herbs & spices. This is a gluten-free, no onion no garlic recipe, beginner-friendly, upvas / vrat recipe. About Ratalyacha Kees Ratala in English means Sweet Potato and kees means grated. Hence ratalyacha kees means … Read more
