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Butter Chicken (Murgh Makhani), just thinking about it makes me drool! Who needs an introduction to this delicious restaurant-style Butter Chicken aka Murgh Makhani? It is a rich, creamy, spicy tomato-based curry that perfectly compliments any type of Naan or Basmati Rice. Vegetarians use grilled …
Mumbai style Pav bhaji is very dear to my heart as I have grown up eating this delicacy on the streets of Mumbai that captures the essence of the city’s diverse flavors. Even at this present day, I can recall all the unforgettable memories. I …
Kesar Mango Lassi makes it great drink for hot summer days. It is absolutely impossible to walk out of an Indian restaurant without having a glass of Mango Lassi. It is a yogurt-based drink, which is very popular in Northern parts of India. Traditional lassi …
If you’ve ever celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi in Mumbai, you’ll know that no offering to Lord Ganesha feels complete without a plate of steaming hot Ukdiche Modak. This delicacy is more than just a sweet. It’s a symbol of devotion, tradition, and comfort food rolled into …
If there’s one Indian dish that always feels like a hug in a bowl, it’s Chana Masala. It’s hearty, full of flavor, and surprisingly easy to make at home. This dish come’s from the northern part of India, especially Punjab and Uttar Pradesh, where chickpeas …
Kesar Peda is one of those timeless Indian sweets that instantly makes any celebration feel complete. Traditionally, it’s made by slowly reducing milk until it turns into khoya, then adding sugar, ghee, and flavorings like saffron and cardamom. While the taste is unmatched, the process …
Chaas (or chaach, matcha, buttermilk) is a staple in many Indian homes – a cool, tangy drink perfect for hot days and heavy meals. It is a classical Indian yogurt-based drink, popular across many states, especially Gujarat, Rajasthan, Mumbai, and Punjab. But have you tried …
If you grew up in a Gujarati household, chances are you’ve had your fair share of Vaghareli Khichdi. This one-pot rice and lentil dish is the definition of Gujarati comfort classic food. It is simple, warm, and deeply satisfying. Whether you’re feeling under the weather, …
Frankie aka Kathi roll is one of the most popular and recognized street food in India, especially by the younger generations. This mouth-watering street food traces its roots back to Mumbai, India’s bustling financial capital and a melting pot of food cultures. Over the years, …
Can you imagine your Monday morning without a cup of caffeine? Try this Authentic Masala Chai, that will keep you energized throughout the day. No Indian family can start their day without this authentic masala chai, which is full of flavors and spices. The aroma …
As temperatures rise and summer beckons, there’s one beverage that stands out among the rest – the cool, hydrating elixir of Watermelon Juice. This easy Watermelon and Mint Juice is all you will need to end hot summer days🌞🍉🥤! Mint adds refreshment to this juice. …
Diwali festival is just around the corner, so thought of sharing one of my favorite Indian dessert called Kheer (Rice Pudding). It is a classic Indian rice pudding, that is luscious and comforting dessert that has been cherished for generations. It can be prepared in …
This Spice box is probably one of the best accessory in my kitchen that I cannot live without. I always reach out for this spice box for everyday cooking. It is convenient to have all spices in one box. It is a big stainless steel container with 7 small bowls and a glass lid, which can be purchased on Amazon. As you all know it is absolutely impossible to cook Indian cuisines without these aromatic spices. They brings out the color and add flavors and nutrition to any dish.
Indian spices are not only flavorful when used in cooking, but it also has many other health benefits.
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