Tag: Indian Cuisine
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Indulge in this delectable and nutritious vegetarian dish – Methi Mutter Malai
A delicious vegetable curry made with fenugreek leaves, green peas, and fresh cream. Loved by both kids and adults, it has a creamy texture with aromatic flavours. It pairs perfectly with Roti or Naan. Follow my simple step-by-step instructions to create a restaurant-style dish in no time. Impress your guests with this flavorful recipe! Prep…
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Delicious Sardines in a rich and creamy curry sauce
It’s Tuna Tuesday with a Twist. Yes, coz I’m cooking Sardines today. Sardine is one fish I relish the most. It’s an excellent source of omega-3 fatty acids and can be cooked in any style of gravy, yet it tastes delicious. My previous version was a tomato-based curry, but this time I have tried to…
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How to cook authentic Dhaba Style Chicken
The weekend is approaching, and here I am. Back from yesterday’s Independence ride held every year on the occasion of Independence Day. There’s Flag Hoisting early morning followed by a short ride of approximately 40 km radius circling the city and partly kissing the highway and that’s the most exciting part of a ride when…
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The perfectly gratifying Chicken Liver Curry
Visited the iconic National Dhaba at Bandra a while ago, though I was in the mood for a strictly vegetarian lunch and yes, I stuck to it, one dish still lingers on my mind and buds and that is their delish Chicken Liver Masala. There’s something smokingly unique in their charcoal fire-cooked dish that takes…
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How to cook a Dhaba Style yummy Paneer Bhurji
During my days of intense biking across many remote places and highways, I discovered that my favourite food at Highway Dhabas is Paneer Bhurji. When I’m biking, I prefer to eat something light yet satisfying, and since most Dhabas serve vegetarian dishes, Paneer is a popular option. The smoky flavour and spicy taste of the…
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Tantalizing Tuesday – Chicken Coconut Fry
On Tuesday, we’re already busy with meetings, conferences, and conventions planned for the week. Suddenly, we have friends coming over for an impromptu dinner. In these situations, it’s best to make a one-pot dinner that pairs well with Roti, Naan, and Rice. Additionally, there’s a special request from a friend for something unique. I decided…
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Nothing bitter about Bitter Gourd Subzi
A few weeks ago, while taking random pictures for my blog, I spotted a bright mustard-coloured flower that caught my eye. The colour was so attractive that even the bees were constantly hovering around it for pollen. When I asked the local gardener about it, he told me it’s a Bitter Melon/Bitter Gourd (Karela) flower.…
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Maharashtrian Onion Rice Recipe for Quick and Comforting Meal
It’s Maniac Monday again, after a long pushy Sunday on the Grill, you don’t feel like hanging around the range and cooking an elaborate meal, plus if it’s raining, you feel like going in for some comfort food. That’s when my new recipe for Onion Rice steps in. This is an age-old recipe shared with…
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Achari Murg Recipe: Tangy Pickled Chicken Delight
Another unique recipe from Indian cuisine is Achari Murg simply translated its known asPickled Chicken. The Achari word is given because of the pickles taste the chicken getsafter it’s cooked in these spices which are similar to a pickle. Try this tangy, creamy Chicken ifyou are in the mood for something different. The recipe is…
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Healthy Vegetarian Curry Recipe
As a devoted non-vegetarian, I never had a real fondness for vegetables. However, I found myself having to eat them on most of my road trips across India where meat was not available at roadside dhabas. Typically, I consumed vegetables as a side dish with meat or seafood, and rarely as a standalone dish. Nonetheless,…