Pigeon Peas/ Gunga, gungo Peas – Lilva Tuver Curry
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 …
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 …
Most Indian dishes are accompanied by chutneys and pickles of some sort. Some are made fresh on the day and some last longer. This Mango Chundo (Mango preserve) is a popular preserve from the Gujarat Read More …
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 …
There are thousands of varieties of potatoes in the World and most of us will have certain favourites for certain dishes. Most of us who cook regularly, will have worked out which potatoes to use Read More …
Bhatura or Fried Indian bread Recipe is a Punjabi specialty. Bhaturas make a nice combination to have with allu chole. Like a lot of Indian dishes, preparation in important. The Bhatura dough needs to be Read More …
As I have told you in lots of my posts about fasting foods (farari Foods) – on the days we Hindus fast, there is a list of foods that we are “allowed” to eat. The Read More …
Making bread is quite easy as long as you follow the recipe!! Well nearly…I decided to make some fresh bread to go with my soup. However, I fancied something spicy with my Carrot soup with Read More …
Sandwiches and Wraps seem to have become the norm for quick snacks all over the world but more so in the UK. I have never been a fan of sandwiches especially if they are Read More …
On the days we hindus fast, there is a list of foods that we are “allowed” to eat. The list often referred to as farari food – includes all the fruits and nuts, milk and Read More …
Dhebra – Methi na dhebra with bajra (millet), Ghav (wheat) and chana flour Methi na Dhebra (Fenugreek bread) is a Gujarati bread type snack made with a mix of methi (fenugreek) leaves and millet, wheat Read More …