This innovative version of the traditional Dauphnoise potatoes is sure to win you the compliments of even expert food connoisseurs!

If you have a fussy child on your hands, he will love this one! this wrap is a great way to ensure that your children eat their veggies without making a long face. Noodles cooked with loads of vegetables in the oriental style and lined with sweet and sour sauce will be devoured by your kids in no time at all! whole wheat rotis and bean sprouts, of course, add an unmistakably healthy touch to the wrap.

Tangy toasts that will make you do a tango! pineapple and mint leaves are tinged with orange juice and spiced up with garlic and chilli powders, in this super-healthy treat.

Thai soups are either coconut-milk based or thin and clear flavoured with lemon grass and pepper. This thin clear soup is well-endowed with taste as well as therapeutic properties-especially if you have a cold or a sore throat. Soya sauce, garlic, and pepper add a nice tarty flavour making it an ideal soup to soothe your bad throat. If you are serving a Thai -based meal, begin with this thin soup dotted with paneer and vegetables, and your family will enjoy it.

A dashing, bread-based appetizer, which wins your heart with its visual and culinary appeal. Pick a flat bread like pita or naan for this creation. The bread is baked with a layer of garlicky curd and another layer of spinach. Before serving, it is garnished with dry roasted sesame and coconut, which give the dish an irresistible aroma and interesting crunch. Cut the Spinach and Yoghurt Flat Bread into handily sized portions and serve immediately.

Dhokla, the ever-popular Gujarati snack, gets an Italian makeover in this recipe. A quick-fix dhokla batter made with semolina, is perked up traditional Italian pesto paste, which is a blend of basil, walnuts and garlic perked up with lemon juice and olive oil. Upon steaming, the dhokla acquires an exotic taste and texture. Do not temper the Pesto Dhokla as it will work against the Italian touch.

If your palate rejoices at the sight of fiery treats, then this Stir Fry Noodles in Black Sauce is just perfect for you. Noodles , along with sliced capsicum, other veggies and bean sprouts, is perked up with a really pungent combination of sauces like Hoisin sauce, soya sauce and vinegar. Sesame seeds, a very popular garnish in Chinese cuisine, unfurls its magic in this dish too, creating a really crisp and aromatic sensation that is sure to tickle your taste buds.

Crunchiness that will make you drool, flavour that will make you smack your lips, indeed the Carrot Fritters is a snack beyond comparison. Made of grated carrot, crunchy spring onions and capsicums, held together with besan and perked up with a range of spice powders and herbs, Carrot Fritters has a please-all taste and exciting mouth-feel. It can be enjoyed plain, with chutneys or with a luscious dip . You can also try other fritters like the Spicy Paneer Fritters and Baby Corn Fritters .

coriander coconut chutney | coconut coriander green chutney for idlis and dosas | with 11 amazing images. This coriander coconut chutney | coconut coriander green chutney is an all-rounder chutney that combines wonderfully with idli, dosa and vada. While coconut is the main essence of the coriander coconut chutney the greens - coriander and spinach - play a very important role in perking up the flavour and colour. South Indian snacks are usually served with Sambhar and a range of chutneys. While coconut chutney is a staple, try this coconut coriander green chutney for idlis and dosas. Garlic also works magic with the taste of coriander coconut chutney. You can serve this with normal dosa or interesting variants like Poha Dosa or Rava Dosa. This coconut coriander chutney for Dosas can also be used to make Mysore Masala Dosa. Enjoy how to make coriander coconut chutney for Dosas with detailed step by step photos and video below.

bajra khakhra using olive oil recipe | black millet khakhra | crispy spicy bajra flour khakhra | with 35 images. bajra khakhra using olive oil is one of the popular khakhra recipes being made at home in India. Learn to make crispy spicy bajra flour khakhra. bajra khakhra using olive oil is made with 100% bajra flour. Bajra along with sesame seeds make these khakhras a good source of iron – a key nutrient required to supply oxygen to all parts of the body. Kirana stores sell khakhra all over the country. So what is the issue with them? You can find a bajra khakhra available in the market saying zero oil bajra khakhra. In reality the store puts processed seed oils into the dough and then cooks them without any oil. Here we have cooked bajra khakhra using olive oil. This is a game changer and makes the khakhra an extremely healthy snack for all including diabetics, heart and weight loss individuals. We also have a healthy bajra khakhra recipe made with a mix of bajra and whole wheat flour cooked in ghee which you must also try. Tips for bajra khakhra using olive oil. 1. Cool and store the bajra khakhras in an air-tight container. 2. After you cook the khakhra, remember to put a weight on top of it like a bowl to prevent the khakhra from losing its shape and it stays flat. Enjoy bajra khakhra using olive oil recipe | black millet khakhra | crispy spicy bajra flour khakhra | with step by step photos.

matar ghughni recipe | healthy hare mutter ki ghughni | matar ghughni for diabetes and kidney patients | with 20 amazing images. A vegan, gluten free and high fiber matar ghughni recipe that can be your go-to-diabetic snack. Learn how to make matar ghughni recipe | healthy hare mutter ki ghughni | matar ghughni for diabetes and kidney patients | Matar Ghugni (Indian peas chaat) is a popular street food that is simple yet delicious and traditionally made with soaked dried yellow peas which are perked with a blend of spice. Here, we have brought in an alternative using fresh green peas to keep the potassium level low of the dish. With high fiber and low fat, this healthy hare mutter ki ghughni is an in-house solution to a meal that is both nutritious and tasty! Matar Ghughni is rich in Vitamin C, Fiber. With only 57 calories per serving of matar ghughni, this is a perfect recipe for weight loss, those with blood pressure and want a healthy life. Serve healthy hare mutter ki ghughni with roti or bajra roti. pro tips to make matar ghughni: 1. Instead of fresh green peas you can use frozen green peas also. 2. Serve matar ghughni hot to enjoy its best flavours. 3. Instead of chopped green chillies you can put green chili paste. Enjoy matar ghughni recipe | healthy hare mutter ki ghughni | matar ghughni for diabetes and kidney patients | with detailed step by step photos.

bajra methi garlic naan recipe | healthy bajra garlic naan | bajra methi naan | with 31 amazing images. Embrace a healthier twist on classic naan with this delightful bajra methi garlic naan recipebajra methi garlic naan recipe | healthy bajra garlic naan | bajra methi naan | This flavorful bajra methi garlic naanFenugreek leaves, also known as methi, add a touch of bitterness and nuttiness that beautifully complements the earthiness of bajra. Chopped garlic infuses the naan with a pungent aroma, while also adding a delightful bite. Together, these ingredients create a symphony of flavor and texture, making this healthy bajra garlic naan a perfect accompaniment to any Indian curry. Bajra flour is naturally gluten-free and boasts a higher amount of protein and fibre. Bajra is a good source of essential minerals like magnesium, phosphorus, and iron. Garlic adds a delicious flavor punch to the naan, but it also offers some health benefits. Garlic is known to have immune-boosting properties and may help lower blood pressure. Compared to traditional naan recipes, bajra methi garlic naan is generally lower in calories. This allows you to enjoy this flavorful flatbread without compromising your health goals. pro tips to make bajra methi garlic naan: 1. Instead of methi you can also use palak to make this naan. 2. Instead of dry yeast you can use fresh curd to make this naan. 3. Kneading the dough using warm water makes the dough airy and fluffy. Enjoy bajra methi garlic naan recipe | healthy bajra garlic naan | bajra methi naan | with detailed step by step photos.

rajma chawal recipe | perfect Punjabi rajma chawal | instant Indian pot rajma | kidney bean curry with rice | with 42 amazing images. rajma chawal recipe | perfect Punjabi rajma chawal | instant Indian pot rajma | kidney bean curry with rice is a delicacy you will surely be greeted with for Sunday morning lunch in Punjab. Learn how to make perfect Punjabi rajma chawal. To make rajma chawal, soak the rajma in enough water for 8 hours. Drain. Put the soaked and drained rajma in a pressure cooker, add bayleaves, cinnamon, 2 cups of water and salt, mix well and pressure cook it for 3 to 4 whistles or till cooked. Keep aside. Heat the ghee in a deep non-stick pan, add the cumin seeds and big cardamom and sauté on a medium flame for 30 seconds. Add the garlic paste and ginger paste and sauté on a medium flame for 1 minute. Add the onions and sauté on a medium flame for 2 to 3 minutes. Then to make perfect Punjabi rajma chawal add the fresh tomato pulp, tomato puree, turmeric powder, chilli powder, cumin seeds powder, coriander powder and salt, mix well and cook on a medium flame for 4 to 5 minutes, while stirring occasionally. Add the cooked rajma along with the water and green chillies, mix well and cook on a medium flame for 5 to 6 minutes, while stirirng occasionally. Add garam masala and dried fenugreek leaves, mix well and cook on a medium flame for 1 minute, while stirirng occasionally. Garnish with coriander and serve hot with steamed rice. Like sambar-rice is to South Indians, rajma chawal is to North Indian. Kidney beans is one such ingredient which is sure to be found in every kitchen in Delhi. Whether you have a food tour on the streets, dhabas or restaurants in this city, rajma chawal tops their chart as it is perceived as a 'comfort food'. The secret behind the instant Indian pot rajma is a wise selection of everyday ingredients like ginger paste and garlic paste and host of spice powders like turmeric powder, chilli powder, cumin seeds powder and coriander powder which have been used in the right proportions to impart an immense flavour. The perfect Punjabi rajma chawal is served with rajma topped on top of steamed rice. And the best thing about this one dish meal is served with onions and pickle and doesn't hurt your pocket as it is priced Rs. 50 onwards on the streets on dhabas. Serve kidney bean curry with rice with a glass of sweet lassi or salted lassi and you are all set till dinner. Tips to make rajma chawal. 1. Sauté the masala on a medium flame for 4 to 5 minutes. Frying fast prevent the masala from burning. 2. You can adjust the consistency of the rajma as per your choice. 3. You can pressure cook rajma 1 day prior and keep in the fridge. 4. You can make the fresh tomato pulp in advance and keep. Enjoy rajma chawal recipe | perfect Punjabi rajma chawal | instant Indian pot rajma | kidney bean curry with rice | with step by step photos.

maggi manchurian recipe | noodles manchurian | Indian maggi manchurian gravy | with 47 amazing images. maggi manchurian recipe | noodles manchurian | Indian maggi manchurian gravy is an Indo-Chinese recipe bursting with flavours and aroma. Learn how to make noodles manchurian. To make the maggi balls for maggi manchurian, heat 2 cups of water in a broad non-stick pan, add the maggi noodles and 1 packet tastemaker, mix well and cook on a medium flame for 8 to 10 minutes. Transfer to a deep bowl and cool completely. Once cooled, add the onions, carrot, capsicum, cabbage, cornflour, plain flour and salt and mix very well using your hands. Divide the mixture into 16 equal portions and roll each portion into a ball. Roll them in crushed maggi noodles till it is coated from all the sides. Heat oil in a kadhai, and deep fry a few balls at a time till golden brown and crisp. Drain on an absorbent paper. Keep aside. Then for the sauce of noodles manchurian, combine the cornflour and 1 cup of water in a bowl and whisk well. Keep aside. Heat the oil in a broad non-stick pan, add the garlic, ginger and green chillies and sauté on a medium flame for 1 minute. Add the onions and capsicum and sauté on a medium flame for 2 minutes. Add the vinegar, soya sauce, schezwan chutney, red chilli sauce, cornflour-water mixture and salt, mix well and cook on a medium flame for 2 minutes, while stirring continuously. Keep aside. Then Just before serving, heat the sauce, add the maggi balls, spring onion greens, mix well and cook on a medium flame for 1 to 2 minutes, while tossing occasionally. Serve immediately. Planning a party and looking for something unique and attractive? Try this Indian maggi manchurian gravy which is a variation to veg manchurain. An exotic addition to your menu, you can serve it as a snack or a starter. This noodles manchurian is sure to delight your senses with crispy maggi balls which are soft from inside. Apart from the fresh ginger, garlic and green chilli paste, the Schezwan chutney and the maggi tastemaker are a value-add to the sauce. If you follow the simple instructions meticulously, you are sure to get it right by itself. However, remember to make both the maggi balls and manchurian sauce just before serving. Also try other manchurian recipes like corn manchurian and cabbage manchurian. Tips to make maggi Manchurian. 1. Just before serving, put the maggi balls in the gravy and bring the gravy to a boil and cook for 1-2 minutes till heated through. 2. Always stir the mixture well before adding it to any sauce or gravy. The reason for adding this is for the gravy to get thicker as it cooks. 3. You can even add French beans to this recipe if you like. Enjoy maggi manchurian recipe | noodles manchurian | Indian maggi manchurian gravy | with step by step photos.