Brussel sprouts is one among those veggies that always garners a mixed reaction. There are many who dislike the taste of brussels sprouts. It is important to cook brussel sprouts to an optimum level to ensure that it does not … Continue reading Brussel Sprouts Sabji
Red kidney bean is a very nutritious dish when cooked in the right way. But before that let me remind you that you need to soak this bean for atleast 8 hours to eat it toxin free. So yes, soaking … Continue reading Rajma Masala (Slow Cooker Method)
Crumbled Paneer in spicy tomato and onion gravy is a delectable combination with hot rotis and parathas. This recipe is not only easy to make but is also high on taste. Here is the recipe for Paneer Bhurji… INGREDIENTS: Paneer … Continue reading Paneer Bhurji
When life gives you Lemons, you make lemonade? Nah ! I chose to make some delicious Lemon Thokku (pickle) 🙂 With an abundance of citrus fruits in this season, a friend gave us plenty of home grown lemons 🙂 And … Continue reading Lemon Thokku
Even though this vegetable is extremely bitter in taste, there are ways in which it can be transformed into a delicacy. My dish today ‘Crispy Bitter Gourd Fry’ is a crunchy and delectable combination with Rasam Rice. The tangy and … Continue reading Crispy Bitter Gourd Fry
‘Menaskai’ is a popular dish from Udupi cuisine. It is an amazing combination of spicy, sweet and tangy flavours. This dish can be made with vegetables like Bittergourd and also with fruits like Pineapple, , raw mango, hog plum (amtekai) and … Continue reading Cranberry Menaskai (curry)
Brinjal or Aubergine is one such vegetable which tastes absolutely heavenly when cooked with right Indian spices. Here is one such Brinjal sabji which is tangy and delicious with a combination of south indian spices. If you have rasam powder ready … Continue reading Brinjal Sabji (with rasam powder)
Raw Mango recipes are always a treat to the palate. If you are one among those who love tangy and tart flavour of raw mangoes, I am sure you will end up making this chutney way too often. Mango … Continue reading Raw Mango Chutney
If you are looking for something different from the regular, then below is the recipe that you will definitely enjoy. Next up on Food-filment’s Chutney series is the Peanut – Onion chutney 🙂 This simple and quick chutney is a great … Continue reading Peanut – Onion Chutney
Up next on the Chutney series is a recipe that I learnt from my mom. This is my go to recipe when I run out of veggies to make any side dish for chapathis / rotis. Toor Dal Chutney – Yes, … Continue reading Toor Dal Chutney / Togari Chutney
In most south Indian households, dosas and idlis rule the breakfast menu. Fluffy idlis and ghee rich dosas are enjoyed the most when accompanied with a nice spicy chutney. Chutneys are an integral part of every south Indian breakfast. The common … Continue reading Coconut-Coriander Chutney
Potato Fry is a simple and quick recipe that goes amazingly well with rice and rasam. If you are one of those who like dry spicy side dishes with your plate of rice, this recipe is going to be your … Continue reading Potato Fry (Microwave Method)
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