Sweet Corn Salsa
Why do I love Salsa so much? I can only think I want more. So do you prefer salsa or cha cha cha? I love sweetcorn so when I saw this recipe for corn salsa Read More …
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Tadka Dall
Who doesn’t love a good dall? We make dalls regularly as they are so healthy and also quick to make. Some of you probably know that I have recently started to teach Indian Vegetarian cooking Read More …
Balti Curry
Hurrah for the good old British curry invention – the Balti curry As you know, at the moment my passion is my cookery classes. I am learning so much by teaching adults one evening a Read More …
Val ni Dahl (Split Val Dall)
Vaal is a field bean also called the hyacinth bean , lima beans, dried vaal, Fava beans or even butter beans. This Vaal is not from the Vaal Papdi family. Vaal papdi is a green Read More …
Vegetable Curry stuffed with toasted Spices, Oats, Nuts
My husband’s favourite curry is the Gujarati Undhiyu so this recipe is very similar to the Undhiyu but I have not used as many vegetables as one uses in Undhiyu. The stuffing used in this Read More …
Punjabi Samosas
Samosas are available in most places in the world as little triangle pastries filled with a variety of vegetarian or non-vegetarian fillings. They can be eaten as a snack with a cup of tea or Read More …
Kachoris with sprouted mug (sprouted lentil filled pastries)
I wrote my recipe for traditional kachoris a couple of years ago. The recipe for making these kachoris is very similar but I have used slightly different ingredients. I used sprouted green mung beans, dehusked mung Read More …
Curried Baked Beans
Baked beans in tomato sauce were a real luxury for us when we were growing up in Kenya. Sometimes as a treat, my dad would get a couple of cans and re cook them to Read More …
Biryani: Hot spicy and colourful
When you fancy something a lot spicy with rice – biryani is a great choice. There are lots of biryani recipes – some more authentic than others. Whenever we have a friends get together, we Read More …
Multigrain Dhebra with methi (fenugreek), semolina and organic flaxseed powder
Most Gujarati’s make different variations of Dhebras as they are tasty and last a couple of days. They are perfect for picnics and lunch boxes. I had posted a recipe for Methi na Dhebra last summer. Since Read More …