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Jaisalmeri Kala Chana (no onion and garlic)

Servings: 2 Soaking time: 6 hours. Preparation time: 3 minutes. Boiling time: 17 minutes. Seasoning time: 3 minutes. Total time: 23 minutes. “Jaisealmeri Kala Chana” is a flavourful black chickpea curry inspired by the culinary traditions of the Jaisealmer region, known for its bold flavours. Often prepared without onions and garlic, it has a unique, […]

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Himachali Aaloo(Potato with Apple)

Servings: 4 Boiling time: 10 minutes. Preparation time: 10 minutes. Frying time: 9 minutes. Cooking time: 6 minutes. Total time: 35 minutes. Himachal Pradesh is northern mountainous state of India; famous for rich in tradition, culture, dress, language and of course its cuisine. The food is different in taste, variety and style of cooking from

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Ghughani dry (Black Chick Peas/Bengal Gram) dry

Servings: 4 Soaking time: 6 hours. Preparation time: 10 minutes. Frying time: 10 minutes. Cooking time: 15 minutes. Total time: 35 minutes. Ghughani is a common and adorable breakfast in my parent house; eaten with Paratha, Kachori, Roasted Poha or Fried Poha (Flatten rice); my mother used to cook almost every day in the breakfast,

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Raw Banana Peel Masala (Kachche Kele ke Chhilke ki Sabji)

Servings: 4 Preparation time: 15 minutes. Frying time: 9 minutes. Cooking time: 7 minutes. Total time: 31 minutes. Raw banana peels have amazing properties; contains amino acid which triggers serotonin in our mind and boost our mood; it contains plenty of fiber too. Each part of Plantain or banana is useful; like leaf of banana

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Arbi (Taro/ colocasia) Stem-Chana (chick peas) Sabji

Servings: 4 Soaking time: 4-6 hours. Preparation time: 10 minutes. Frying time: 8 minutes. Cooking time: 8 minutes. Total time: 26 minutes. Taro Arbi (Taro/ colocasia) is the one of the most ancient cultivated crops and from ancient time till now people often use it as vegetable; all parts of taro root is edible but

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