There are some days when you are so tired that you want to pamper yourself, but without much effort. This quick, tasty homemade dinner will serve the purpose even better than an hour at the spa!
Corn is usually very friendly with all other ingredients; but it seems to be best friends with methi, because the duo dances together so perfectly in this pulao, which you will enjoy so much that you will want to keep making it very often.
After all, it is also easy to make. The key is to have it really hot… hot enough to warm you up even if it is peak winter!
If you wish you can team it up with Tamatar ki Kadhi to satiate you in a tasteful way when you are oh-so-hungry! Here is a surprise parcel your guests will be delighted to open! An exciting mixture of onions, sweet corn, fresh cream and curds pepped up with green chillies and coriander, is foil-packed and baked in a pre-heated oven, ready to be delivered to your guests when they arrive. An ideal starter, this tasteful Corn Parcel is sure to trigger the gastronomic machinery into full throttle!
A non- traditional pullav which is neither too rich nor too hot.
One of my favorite weight loss snacks, each canapé has only 57 calories. Rich in calcium, it also provides essential fatty acids from olives, which help get the glow back on your skin.
A luscious soup with a catchy hue, the Cream of Lettuce Soup is also conveniently easy and quick to make! The unique flavour of lettuce needs just a bit of onions to enhance the flavour further. Cooked and blended together, the lettuce and onion mixture is thickened with milk and cornflour and seasoned simply with salt.
Despite the use of minimal ingredients and an extremely simple procedure, made even quicker using the microwave, the Cream of Lettuce Soup has a really mouth-watering texture and flavour, which nobody can resist. That’s the beauty of this recipe!
The Creamy Corn Coconut Soup wins your heart with its simplicity and mellow, comforting mouth-feel. As easy as it can be, this soup just involves combining two ingredients together with salt and cooking for minimal time, but results in a magical experience that is sure to rejuvenate your senses.
A pesto flavoured creamy corn sauce topped with baby corn and asparagus makes this a great combination.
A distinctly italian pizza flavoured with pesto.
What a burst of flavours in this salad! tangy pineapples, sweet carrots, crisp lettuce and crunchy peanuts bound together with mayonnaise, the creamy pineapple, lettuce and peanut salad is nothing short of a gourmet offering from your very own kitchen.
Nobody can resist this simple but delicious combo of rice noodles topped with fresh greens and a tangy dressing.
A japanese version of pakodas! this is the authentic version of the tempura. Mixed sliced vegetables coated in tempura batter and deep fried. Serve this hot tempura with tempura sauce consisting of vegetable stock, soya sauce, sweet wine, ginger, radish and salt.
The distinct taste of Kerala comes alive in this subtly spiced subzi. The onions and coconut give this gravy a mild crunchy texture and whole red chillies make it a spicy delicacy. Feel free to adjust the amount of chillies to your liking.
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dal and soya paratha is a paratha made with soya flour, dal and vegetables. Learn to make soya dal paratha.
Now, here is a delectable and even slightly elaborate dal and soya paratha that you can cook in a jiffy nonetheless! Because you can make the stuffing well in advance and store in the deep freezer to use as and when required.
Powdered soya chunks blend well with any ingredient and add bulk too, especially in the dal and soya paratha stuffing. It soaks up all the moisture and so the mixture could turn dry sometimes… but all you need to do is add a little water to set it right!
Mashed potatoes act as a binding agent for the soya dal paratha stuffing; but as an alternative you could also use grated tofu.
Cabbage and yellow moong dal are a combination made in heaven-another factor that makes this dal and soya paratha recipe desirable!
However do not overcook the moong dal; just boil them till done, in a vessel full of water. Each grain should be separate for the dal and soya paratha to be perfect; mashed or overcooked dal will spoil the feel and taste of the dish.
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Add zing to your kadhi with these healthy moong dal dumplings.
A dish fit for the royals! vegetables like pumpkin, baby corn and onions are sautéed before being boiled and then simmered with boiled rajma, toovar and masoor dals. Coconut, ginger-garlic paste and chilies add all the extra flavors!