Bharela Marcha nu Shaak
Bharela Marcha Nu Shaak – Stuffed Peppers with toasted ground peanuts, chickpea flour, sesame seeds and dry spices make this delicious dish.
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Shahi Paneer
Shahi Paneer is one most flavorful delicious paneer dishes from India. It’s prepared with paneer in an aromatic creamy onion/tomato sauce. Best enjoyed with jeera rice or naan, parathas.
Kaju Masala Subji
Creamy Subji made with cashews in onion-tomato sauce. Cashews roasted in ghee or butter are cooked with a sauce of onion, tomatoes, garlic and some spices to flavor. Perfect with parathas or naan.
Palak Mix Vegetable Subji
You all know about Palak Paneer, Palak Feta or even Chana Palak. Just like that we also make a spinach subji with same palak or spinach base with lots of vegetables. It’s so delicious and healthy too. If you love spinach, then this dish is …
Kala Chana Masala
These delicious Black Chana Masala is a great flavorful side dish, and it goes well with rotis or steamed rice. It is made with black chana sautéed in spicy tomato sauce.
Keri Nu Shaak – Mango Subji/ Mango Chutney
Keri nu Shaak or Mango Shaak is like chutney often made during mango season from unripe sour mangoes with jaggery, few whole and some ground spices. It tastes so good with rotis or with herby garlic cheese spread over toast or crackers.
Mutter Halloumi
Mutter paneer is very well-known Indian dish made with green peas and paneer with spices. It’s creamy and delicious with rotis or rice. I have replaced paneer with Halloumi to bring some twist to the recipe. Not a fan of halloumi, just use paneer or tofu.
Sev Tameta nu Shaak
Sev Tameta nu Shaak is a very simple, quick and humble dish from the sub region of Gujarat called Kathiyawad. It’s made with the juiciest tomatoes and basic ingredients available to that region and Sev is added to it.
Nadru Ke Kofte – Lotus Stem Koftas
Creamy indulgent Koftas made with lotus stem and paneer in white rich cashew-based sauce. So delicious with naan or rotis, or even with some steamed rice.
Bhindi Masala – Okra Subji
Do you dislike Okra? Maybe you need to try this Indian Gujarati style Bhinda nu Shaak. Okra known as Bhinda or Bhindi was not a favorite of mine too. But as an adult I enjoy it and miss making it on regular basis.