Well, you love idlis, but what if you have no batter on hand? here is a quick and equally tasty (in fact, spicier!) version of idlis made with semolina. Since the batter requires no fermentation, this recipe is a quick-fix! for extra zing, add a little grated ginger to this dish.

Citrus salad, macaroni, veggies, sprouts and fruits combine in a refreshing mint flavoured curd dressing creating a wholesome salad. Keep hunger pangs at bay and get back to shape!

Tendli bhaat, nutritious tendli comes together with spicy rice for a delicious change from the usual rice and dal. I have reduced the quantity of coconut to retain the flavour of the original while keeping the dish low-cal. Serve it with low-fat curds to mellow the spices and make for a wholesome meal.

Protein cup cakes, kids love attractive looking food – this variation of the traditional gujarati snack uses mixed flour and bottle gourd batter baked in muffin moulds. A yummy and protein rich treat that aids in their growth and development.

Moong dal khandvi, a variant of the traditional besan-based gujarati snack, this recipe imbibes the goodness of moong dal flour. The art of making this farsaan lies in spreading the mixture thinly while it is still hot. Once the dough starts cooling, it becomes tough to spread the mixture and the sheets will be thicker.

Sundal, from beaches and parks to temples, sundal ( a mélange of kala chana, cocnut and spices) is ubiquitous in south india, especially tamilnadu! pressure cooking makes this recipe more easy and quick.

A south indian recipe made in mumbai street side food style!

There are many exciting aspects to the hara tava burger! most notably, there is the unique cutlet made up of green chana and spinach, which explains the name of this burger! then, there is a zesty side that adults will love, all thanks to the spicy mayonnaise and the cheesy, herby potato wedges. I would like to draw your attention to the bread slices used in this recipe and in many others… they play a very important role, acting as a binding agent and also ensuring that the cutlet is soft.

A cold macaroni salad with vinaigrette dressing is just perfect salad to make if your meal theme is italian. Chunky cubes of tomato, capsicum, chopped spring onions and olives add in various flavours and textures to the macaroni. You could sprinkle some oregano into it too. Serve chilled and watch your loved ones take second helpings!

Try this interesting ‘re-mix’ of traditional patwadi with scrumptious sweet corn, bengal gram flour and everyday spices, made quickly and easily in the microwave.

upma | rava upma | sooji upma | quick upma recipe | breakfast upma | with 19 amazing images. When in a hurry, street style upma is the first breakfast option that comes to your mind! This sumptuous and easy upma can be served as a snack any time during the day, whenever hunger strikes. Mumbai roadside upma is popularly sold on streets, hawkers start selling it early in the morning along with chutney and is actually a quick Indian street food upma. There are many who come to Tarla Dalal office pick up a Mumbai roadside upma parcel. Note that you get the Mumbai roadside upma between 7 am to 10 am at roadside vendors. All over Maharashtra like Satara, Pune, Beed, Nagpur and in Gujarat is quick Indian street food upma is available. Upma is one of the most common South Indian breakfast recipes, which is now popular all over India. rava upma is a quick preparation using common ingredients available in the Indian kitchen, and so it can be made without much ado. Authentic Upma is made by roasting rava which is then a tempering of spices along with some onions and cooked on a slow flame for 3 to 4 minutes but here we have roasted the rava along with onions and spices and made the process a little quicker. Tips to make quick Indian street food upma when your kids come home. You can roast a large quantity of rava ,s tore it in an airtight container which makes the rava last longer and not get fungus. Use it as and when you wish to make Mumbai roadside upma recipe. Also make sure to mix the Upma well and cook on a medium flame for not more than 1 minute, while stirring continuously. Cooking for a long period of time, after the addition of lemon can make South-Indian rava upma bitter. You can also make street style upma recipe healthier by adding a lot of boiled vegetables like carrots, fansi, tomatoes and peas along with the semolina when cooking. This will add more fibre to sooji upma making it a lot healthier. Serve upma hot in an inverted cup shape, as suggested with a hot piping cup of tea or coffee! Once, the Mumbai roadside upma is ready garnish it with coconut, coriander and nylon sev. It perks up the taste of upma. Love South Indian Food, then do try other South Indian Breakfast recipes like Rice and Moong Dal Idli , Kadubu, Moru Moru Dosa, Pesarattu, Uppu-Urundai and Ven Pongal. Learn to make upma | rava upma | sooji upma | quick upma recipe | breakfast upma | with detailed step by step photos and video below.

With ripe mangoes, you think of making everything from ice-cream and smoothies to fruit salads and muffins – everything except a savoury curry, right? Just think – why not? Savoury and spicy, at the same time tangy and sweet, the Ripe Mango Curry is one in a million. Exotic but dashingly tasty, this curry is made with common spices and everyday ingredients like ginger, garlic and tamarind. It is absolutely no-fuss and can be made on any day when the mango is in season. Yet, despite all the ease of making it, it seems special. Indeed, the Ripe Mango Curry is a must-try. Enjoy it with a bowl of steaming hot cooked rice. Try other ripe mango recipes like Mango in Coconut Curry and Fajeto .

Gojjus or pastes are a popular component of Andhra cuisine. These spicy pastes, made with a combination of greens, veggies and spices are sautéed with rice to make a quick, pulao like dish. It is part of their everyday cuisine. This particular Gongura Pulihora is made of rice mixed with a spicy paste of gongura leaves, which are very famous in Andhra Pradesh. These leaves have a naturally tangy flavour with a mild sourness, which when combined with red chillies and other spices makes a very flavourful paste. A traditional tempering that includes garlic gives this Gongura Pulihora a striking flavour, while cashews and peanuts give it an exciting crunch. Try this regional delicacy and you will make it a part of your kitchen too! You can also use gongura leaves with dal, like in Gongura Pappu .

Radish pods of different varieties are available in India only during the winter months. They have a unique taste, which is enjoyably spicy, and can be cooked in various ways. Here, we have made a scrumptious and refreshing Zero Oil Purple Mogri Raita with the purple radish pods. Spiced up with common spice powders and garnished with coriander, this raita has a pleasant crunch and tongue-tickling flavour. Serve it chilled. You can also try other zero oil recipes like Zero Oil Tinda Masala or Zero Oil Masoor Dal .