Today’s challenge by Darren Rowse on the ProBlogger Challenge Group was to create a piece of content that is a ‘review’. This challenge follows on perfectly from yesterday’s post as it gives me an opportunity Read More …
In my spare time, apart from blogging, I teach vegetarian Indian Cookery to adults either in a class or one to one in their home. A lot of time in my classes is spent discussing Read More …
How often do we wish for snacks during the day? I for one always like one mid morning or when waiting for a train in the evening. In my family we all love mixed nuts Read More …
Lately, I have been using paneer in a lot of curries. This recipe is slightly different from my usual curries as the curry is dry and can be used to eat on its own or Read More …
Being vegetarian, it’s often difficult to get interesting vegetarian options when on holiday but when we visited Greece, we were amazed at vegetarian dishes the chefs in out hotel could produce. My favourite were stuffed peppers Read More …
I made these hot and spicy baked Kachoris using split mung and fresh green peas . I love kachoris and love making them with different fillings. For a healthy option, Ingredients : for 15 -20 Read More …
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 …
Chora fari is a regular snack in my home and often I make it with a variety of flours. Often I use only plain flour and chick pea flour to make the chora fari. However, Read More …
Jalfrezi Curry is a name which I hear a lot in UK and most Indian restaurants serve a form of Jalfrezi curry. I had never come across this name before whilst growing up in Kenya and India. Read More …
With the start of summer, we are really enjoying all sorts of fruit. This week, I had a lot of pears and papaya which gone ripe so I decided to make some jam. Whenever I Read More …
