“Guwar Phalli (Cluster Beans) Masala” is a flavourful and nutritious Indian dish. This masala dish is a popular choice in many Indian households, particularly in regions where cluster beans are widely cultivated as Rajasthan, Gujarat, Haryana and Utter Pradesh. In my version of Guwar Phalli Masala, I added a unique twist by incorporating peanut and […]
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“Stuff Karela (Bitter Gourd) without Onion Garlic” is a traditional Indian dish. This version, free of onion and garlic, is ideal for those who follow a sattvic diet or prefer simpler, lighter meals. The use of scrapped peel of bitter gourd adds an extra layer of texture and intensifies the natural flavour of the dish.
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Servings: 6-7 Preparation time: 15 minutes. Frying stuffing masala time: 15 minutes. Total time: 30 minutes. Bitter gourd is very good for health.It can help manage diabetes, it control blood sugar level too.This dish is flavourful and wonderful. Ingredients: Karela (bitter gourd): 250 gm Onion: 4 no. (Medium) Tomato: no. (Medium) Ginger: 1 inch piece
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“Golden Crispy Arbi with Sliced Onion” is a delightful and flavourful dish that turns the humble arbi (taro root) into a crispy treat.In my version of golden crispy arbi. I take a slightly healthier approach by grilling the boiled and chopped arbi instead of frying. After the arbi is perfectly grilled to a golden crisp,
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“Parwal Do Pyaza” is a flavourful North Indian dish that highlights the unique taste of pointed gourd (parwal) and onions cooked together. The term “Do Pyaza” refers to the use of onions in two stages and double in quantity —once in the base and again added in larger chunks for texture and sweetness. In this
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