Indian Festival Recipes, Navarathri Recipes, Neiveidhyam Recipes, Snacks, Sundal Recipes

NAVARATHRI RECIPES

October 4, 2015 by Nithya 1 Comment

Sundal are made with various legumes and dals and each one is best enjoyes during Navarathri celebrations,which we all know is just round the corner.I have a few sundal recipes and am planning to do some this week too.This sundal is loved by all as it is a bit spicy and tangy with the addition of grated mangoes and adds colour of carrots.This is also called thengai mangai pattani sundal.You can make this for neveidhyam or can have as an after school snack on normal days.It is fully loaded with proteins an dquite filling too.Do try this for Navarathri and…

MULLANGI SAMBHAR/RADISH SAMBHAR/KUZHAMBU VARIETIES

September 24, 2015 by Nithya Leave a comment

Sambhar is one of the most sought recipes of the south indian cuisine.Infact all south indian households prepare this almost 3-4 times a week for sure.I also prepare sambhar in our daily menu almost eery other day,but I realised suddenly I didn’t have this sambhar recipe in my blog.It is a fool proof easy basic recipe which is a child’s play if folowed correctly.I usually make sambhar powder,the basic ingredient for this recipe at home.When Aveta Amber from Eastern Spices contacted me to write review for their products,I gladly acknowledged.This brahmin sambhar powder was in the parcel she sent me.I…

MOOLI PARATHA/RADISH PARATHA/LUNCH BOX RECIPES

September 9, 2015 by Nithya Leave a comment

Mooli Paratha is a paratha with radish filling along with some mild spices.It is a stuffed paratha and tastes awesome even after eating hours after it is made.I make this one in a while for my daughter’s lunch box and each time she would complain there was not much left for her,since her friends snatched hers. So nowadays Iam making 2-3 extra parathas so that all can enjoy.I have some nice memories of mom making these for school during my time and it was the same with me as well.History repeats itself.Now to the recipe..

DAL MAKHNI/MAA KI DAL/REVIEW FOR EASTERN SPICES 1

September 2, 2015 by Nithya 1 Comment

I was some time before contacted by Eastern Condiments And Spices to write reviews about their products.I received a parcel containing these masala products and couldn’t wait to try them out.So here comes my first review on Dal Makhni.It is an easy to go side dish for rotis,phulkas and rice.It is easy to make and whilesome and filling besides being nutricious.I made this recipe with eastern masala and the result was super tasty.Daughter who is a fussy eater,loved it to the core and asked for more during dinner.The masala was also super tasty,perfectly blend and aromatic.Easily I could make this…

KOTHAMALLI THOGAYAL/CORIANDER LEAVES THOGAYAL

August 31, 2015 by Nithya 1 Comment

Kothamalli is coriander leaves in tamil.Thogayal is a rice mix usually had with hot rice with sesame oil top.I have 2-3 thogayal recipes in my blog and kothamalli/coriander leaves powder recipe too.This one is tastes so fresh and green that you’ll simply love it.When you are bored making usual menu and want a simple meal,this is a perfect choice.It is so easy to make and with available ingredients at home,this can be made in a jiffy.The leaves you choose should be fresh and green and not yellow or dry.The easy and tasty recipe of kothamalli thogayal goes this way.. Notes

Biryani, Lunchbox Ideas, Rice Variety

BABY CORN PEAS BIRYANI

August 12, 2015 by Nithya 1 Comment

Babycorn Peas Biryani is one recipe which I was rather curious to make as I didn’t know how it would taste,a biryani with babycorn.I gave it a try for daughter’s lunch box and was liked by her friends too.I stumbled upn this idea while browsing and was glad I made it.I added peas for extra taste a

TOMATO RASAM

August 9, 2015 by Nithya Leave a comment

One of the daily menu items in our daily food this rasam finds place in all south indian households.My family is not an exception and I do make one rasam variety or the other each single day.Rasam is a comfort food to many and tomato rasam here is so easy to make fast to do is that it will appear as

Kids Recipes, Rice Accompaniments

Baby Corn Manchurian With Gravy

August 8, 2015 by Nithya Leave a comment

Baby corn is one thing which is loved by all kids and with manchurian it tastes all the more tastier.I have one dry gobi manchurian in my blog,but this one is made with gravy and tastes good with any fried rice or can be eaten as a whole.I always make this whenever I make schezwan fried rice for my

ALU PARATHA

August 4, 2015 by Nithya 1 Comment

One of the tastiest all time favorite is this Alu Paratha.These potato filled dough kneaded to parathas are simply hard to resist.I have tried these at many restuarants and wished many a times to reproduce the same taste in my kitchen and only now I have come closer to the taste.Daughter loves these

CURD RICE

July 30, 2015 by Nithya Leave a comment

Many of you might think what is the necessity to post seperately “CURD RICE.”I choose this since I felt curd rice which is so so south indian recipe should not be let behind in my blog and also made a huge lot of temperings to add to the taste andmake it all the more yummy and creamilicious.Curd Ric

Snacks

Methi Muthia

July 29, 2015 by Nithya Leave a comment

Methi Muthia is a steamed , healthy guilt free gujarati snack.It always finds a place in all gujarati households and I got this recipe from Tarla Dalal website.I had this at the famouus Rajdhani restaurant here in Bangalore.I have made this with methi but can also be made with palak,peas,cabbage and

AAMRAS

SWEET POTATO CHAAT

SHAHI TUKDA

AAM PANNA

BEACH STYLE SUNDAL/ WHITE PEAS SUNDAL/NAVARATHRI RECIPES

MULLANGI SAMBHAR/RADISH SAMBHAR/KUZHAMBU VARIETIES

MOOLI PARATHA/RADISH PARATHA/LUNCH BOX RECIPES

DAL MAKHNI/MAA KI DAL/REVIEW FOR EASTERN SPICES 1

KOTHAMALLI THOGAYAL/CORIANDER LEAVES THOGAYAL

BABY CORN PEAS BIRYANI

TOMATO RASAM

Baby Corn Manchurian With Gravy

ALU PARATHA

CURD RICE

Methi Muthia

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