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Category: Indian Cuisine

Amritsari Chole / Indian style Masala Chickpeas

by Madhurima on April 26, 2020May 14, 2020 in Chana/Chole/Chickpeas, Indian Cuisine, Vegetarian Recipes

As the name says , this dish is basically originated in Amritsar-Punjab , one of the heritage cities of Northern India.

Kabuli chana are a nutrient-dense food , which has also led the popularity of the dish among the various regions of India. It is a great source of protein, especially for vegetarians.

This flavorful dish made with chickpeas or kabuli chana simmered in a gravy of onions, tomatoes and a whole lot of spices. It is usually served with Bhatura , Kulcha , Poori or Roti. The Chole-Bhature or Chole-Kulcha is the most popular combo that is served in many restaurants , dhabas or street stalls.


Aloo Posto / Potatoes in poppy seed gravy

by Madhurima on April 26, 2020May 14, 2020 in Indian Cuisine, Potato, Vegetarian Recipes

ALOO POSTO is a traditional Bengali recipe of potatoes , made with nutty flavored poppy seeds paste , with a hint of heat from green chili. This delicious recipe is best served with steamed rice and biuli r dal (Urad Dal/Lentil).

Patishapta (Coconut Filled Crepe)

by Madhurima on April 26, 2020January 7, 2021 in Dessert, Indian Cuisine

” PITHE or PULI ” is a traditional dish that is made on the auspicious occasion of Makar Sankranti or Poush Parbon.

PATISAPTA , is one of the finest & most delicious of them all. These are thin crepes or pancakes , made with all purpose flour, rice flour and semolina , stuffed with kheer or coconut-jaggery filling.

Bhapa Ilish ( Steamed Hilsa in Mustard gravy )

by Madhurima on April 26, 2020May 14, 2020 in Fish, Indian Cuisine, Non-Vegetarian Recipes

Bhapa Ilish means ‘Steamed Hilsa’ , where BHAPA represents ‘STEAMING’.

It is a classic Bengali preparation where fresh Ilish/hilsa is marinated in mustard seed paste , along with turmeric, green chili, salt and a liberal dousing of mustard oil , and then steamed in a stainless steel tiffin box or covered pot.

Bhapa ilish can be prepared in pressure cooker, steamer , or even in a microwave oven.

Easy Malpua (Sweet Indian Pancakes)

by Madhurima on April 26, 2020January 3, 2021 in Dessert, Indian Cuisine

MALPUA is a sweet pancake served as a dessert in many regions of India. The batter for Malpua is prepared by mixing flour, semolina and milk , seasoned with cardamom powder and fennel seeds. Traditionally , Malpua is deep fried in ghee and then dipped in a sugar syrup. But for a healthier version of this popular dessert recipe, you can shallow fry the Malpuas as well.

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