Cauliflower and Peas curry (Gobi mutter curry)
Cauliflower never appealed to me when I was young. I hated its shape and would hardly eat it. But now, I love cauliflower. I can eat it raw in salads and even cooked in curries. Read More …
Cauliflower never appealed to me when I was young. I hated its shape and would hardly eat it. But now, I love cauliflower. I can eat it raw in salads and even cooked in curries. Read More …
We have a new green grocers in my village and it’s really nice having a green grocers to buy your vegetables from rather than from the supermarket. Last week I bought a huge bag of Read More …
I got my first taste of green soya beans (also called Edmame beans) in Japan where they serve them boiled and cold in their pods as a starter. I usually buy frozen soya beans from Read More …
Black eyed beans (called chora in Gujarati) (also called Lobia or black eyed peas) are full of protein, are easy to cook and taste really great. They are available ready boiled in cans or as Read More …
Potatoes and aubergines is a lovely combination for a curry. It’s quick and economical dish as these vegetables are readily available in all supermarkets and vegetable stalls. Even though it’s an economical dish, it’s still Read More …
Guvar are also called cluster beans and available fresh in most Asian grocers. They also sell a ready prepared frozen version which is handy to keep in the freezer. Curry made using fresh guvar is Read More …
I have always loved sweet corn especially the canned version. I love eating it cold in salads and I’ll often open a small can for my lunch and just eat it cold. This reminds me of Read More …
Pigeon Peas are also called Gunga peas or Lilva tuver gungo and come in various forms. When they are fresh and green, they can be peeled like fresh peas. You can get fresh, frozen or Read More …
Curry and rice are such a favourite for a lot of families in UK. Mixed vegetable curry is one of our favourites as it’s a good way of getting everyone to eat a variety Read More …
This Mooli curry (called mura nu khariyu) is really a very traditional gujarati recipe. My father in law used to love this dish so we have got into the habit of making it regularly. This Read More …