Cooking & Baking with Love
Pav Bhaji is India’s iconic Mumbai street food. It’s Indian answer to vegetarian sloppy joes. Bhaji is a dish made with boiled and mashed vegetables spiced up and served with diced red onions, cilantro and butter, ohh and a squeeze of lime. It is eaten …
Rainbow salad with Best ever peanut sauce – its full of healthy colorful vegetables. This salad is not vegan, but you can easily veganize it by using brown sugar instead of honey. Its great for meal prepping and potlucks. This Rainbow Salad is great made-ahead …
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.
Crispy on the outside and soft in the inside Sabudana Vada are the perfect snack.
The Eggplant and Potato Subji is so easy and simple. I have added lots of garlic and warming spices to it and it makes weeknight meals so much easier. It’s very difficult to find simple home cooked food outside and it’s best to make it …
Pudla is a Gujarati dish, lacy looking crepes or pancakes made from chickpea flour known as besan in Hindi or gram flour in Indian cooking.
Tindora subji is the ultimate ghar ka khana (homemade food). It is a vegetable dish like stir-fried often prepared with other accompaniments in thali. We often pair it with dal, rice and fresh rotis. It’s a complete meal. There are so many ways you can …
Ragda Pattice is a one of the most popular Indian street foods. Recently, when I was sharing chaats on my Instagram stories, I briefly shared about different types of chaat. Ragda patties also falls in that category but its more filling than other chaat. It …
Vegetable Korma dish is full of various vegetables tossed into a creamy delicious sauce, that comes together easily than we think. Anytime, I am not sure what to cook but I want something creamy and filling, we end up making this dish.
Undhiyu is a very famous Gujarati dish usually prepared in winter. You might wonder, why winter as the vegetables that make this dish are widely available during winters.