Baby corn and broccoli cooked in a fragrant spice mix makes a delectable starter. You may even serve this as a vegetable with steamed rice to make a satiating meal.

The trick here is the right red curry paste, made of red chilli, onions, garlic and ginger with lemon grass and white pepper adding wonderful new flavours. This thick, fiery paste is cooked with coconut milk, corn flour and soya sauce. Add torn Basil leaves and an assortment of veggies. Delicious!

Believed to have originated in Java, Indonesia, satay sticks typically refer to chunks of marinated meat roasted in skewers. Try this vegetarian version of the crunchy finger food. Along with peanut sauce and maybe tea, this is the perfect accompaniment for a nice movie!

The addition of crunchy baby corn and creamy soft paneer enhance the flavours and provide an interesting new twist to the recipe of Salan. The sweet and spicy flavours marry to make a very filling and tasty main dish that requires only rotis or parathas alongside.

A microwave variation of the ever so popular chilli paneer. Cottage cheese and baby corn tossed in an oriental soya based sauce makes a delicious starter. You may even serve this with fried rice as a main course or wrap it up in a thin chapati to make a yummy wrap.

Cottage cheese, capsicum and baby corn are coated with a spicy marinade, strung into toothpicks and sautéed till brown and aromatic. And, the perfect combination for this tasty satay team is peanut sauce, which can either be coated on the paneer, capsicum and baby corn satay sticks, or served separately as an accompaniment.

A medley of vegetables and paneer threaded on wooden skewers and flavoured with a sweet and spicy peanut sauce makes a lip smacking snack.