Chawal ke Pakore | How to make Rice Pakora

Rice pakora in English means Rice Fritters. These are crispy fried snack recipes made with leftover cooked rice which is mixed with besan (gram flour) along with flavourful spices and then deep-fried. This is a vegan & gluten-free recipe. Rice pakora are also known as Chawal ke pakore in Hindi and Bhatache vade in Marathi. … Read more

Shimla Mirchi Chi Peeth Perun Bhaji | Besan Shimla Mirch Sabji | Capsicum Stir Fry

Shimla Mirchi in English is called Green Capsicum (Bell Peppers). It is known by several names such as dhobli mirchi, capsicum, bell pepper. Shimla Mirchi chi peeth perun bhaji is prepared by sprinkling roasted besan (gram flour) over the cooked Capsicum which is infused with basic spices. “Peeth Perun” means a sprinkling of gram flour … Read more

How to make Cabbage Besan Chilla

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Cabbage Chilla is a savory Indian pancake that is made using gram flour along with some added spices and finely chopped cabbage. This cabbage besan chilla is simple to make and very nutritious. These chillas are protein-rich, vegan, and gluten-free and are prepared using minimal ingredients that are easily available at home. Being low in … Read more

How to make Chinese Bhel – Indian Street Style

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Chinese Bhel is a popular street style Indo-Chinese recipe made using fried Hakka Noodles. Over the years as Indo-Chinse cusine became popular, many roadside food stalls�?started serving�?lip-smacking Indo-Chinese fusion food such as Chinese Pakora (Fritters), Chinese Spring Dosa, and many others.�? But among them, the most popular Indo-Chinese street food is Chinese Bhel. In the … Read more

Lasnachi Chutney | Sukhi Lasun Khobra Chutney | Garlic Coconut Chutney

Lasnachi Chutney also known as garlic chutney, lehsun ki chutney is a popular condiment made in almost every household and used as a side dip in Indian street foods. Lasun means Garlic and Khobra mean Coconut. Dry coconut is used in making this chutney along with dry red chilles, tamrind, and lots of garlic. This … Read more

Aloo Matar Ki Sabji Restaurant Style | How to make Green Peas Potato Curry

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Aloo Matar (Green Peas & Potato Curry) is the most popular Indian curry that is served with puffed poori or partha. Made using fresh or frozen green peas along with potato cubes that are cooked in rich onion tomato gravy with basic Indian spices. This is a vegan & gluten-free recipe. When I want to … Read more

Maharashtrian Bharli Vangi Recipe with Peanuts

Bharli vangi in English means stuffed eggplant and in Hindi it’s popularly known as bharwa baingan. This is a vegan recipe that is made using small eggplants stuffed with a flavourful aromatic filling of peanut powder. This curry tends to be on the sweeter side with the addition of peanuts and jaggery. Many times instead … Read more

Kobi Chi Peeth Perun bhaji | Patta Gobi Besan Sabji | Cabbage Besan Sabji

Kobi Chi Peeth Perun Bhaji is a typical Maharashtrian-style recipe prepared by sprinkling besan (gram flour) over the cooked kobi (cabbage) which is infused with basic spices. This is an easy everyday kind of vegetable that pairs best with rice bhakri, roti, phulka or poori. This is a vegan, beginner-friendly, diabetic-friendly, nutritious, protein-rich sabji recipe … Read more

Kothimbir Vadi | How to make Popular Maharashtrian Kothimbir Vadi

Kothimbir Vadi is a quintessential Maharashtrian snack made using fresh coriander leaves (cilantro) along with gram flour with addition of some earthy spices & herbs. Kothimbir means Coriander Leaves (Cilantro) & Vadi means squared slices that are made by cutting the batter. Kothimbir Vadi’s is a spicy, crispy flavourful Maharashtrian snack. These kothimbir vadi can … Read more