Rasiya muthia using leftovers
Cooking for one and leftovers? Cooking and enjoying food after experiencing grief is always hard for lots of reasons. If like me, you are married to a foodie, then its doubly hard. Every dish that Read More …
Tag: gathia
Apple Tart
Hope that everyone had a lovely Christmas and New Year. This year we celebrated our first Diwali and Christmas without my husband. As a family, we still wanted to continue the tradition of celebrating these Read More …
Chermoula Dip
Chermoula is a North African Dip often used as a stuffing in curries too. I got this recipe for Chermoula from Aicha who had made aubergines stuffed with chermoula and they looked so delicious. I Read More …
Ten Diwali Savouries
The Hindu celebration of Diwali and Hindu New year are approaching and a lot of the Hindu ladies will be busy making traditional sweets and savouries or shopping for these at their favourite mithai farsan Read More …
Coriander, chili and apple chutney
Green chutney is one of the most popular freshley made chutneys in India. It is usually made with fresh coriander and green chilies. Ginger, garlic and something sour like mango or lemon is also added Read More …
Raw papaya and chilies Stir fry called sambharo (Papaya no sambharo)
As I mentioned in my earlier recipes of sambharo – such quick and easy stir fries are rustled up in Gujarati kitchens as an accompaniment with any Indian meal. The basic ingredients of any sambharo Read More …
Sambharo – Stir fry Carrots, Cabbage, Bramley apples and chillies
I bet my cotton socks that you’ll never eat plain salad after trying this dish!! I was once told by a Gujarati chef that sambharo is served as a side dish in a lot of Read More …
Tikha Gathiya or Crispy spicy Hot Gathia
I made some crispy and hot gathias for my son as he loves munching them when he comes home from school. Gathias can be made and stored for a couple of weeks. I love them Read More …
Gathia: Lamba, fafda or Pata Gathia (ganthia)
Gathia (often called ganthia), especially lamba (meaning long) or pata (meaning chunky) gathia and Jelebi are a traditional Sunday breakfast for a lot of Indians. The salty gathia and syrupy sweet jalebis make a perfect Read More …