Hi Friends, Last month I had the honor of writing a guest post for Jayashree from Evergreen dishes. Cooking is her passion and She loves to try new Vegetarian recipes. Besides being a wonderful blogger she also writes poems and articles. She is the author of e-books, “South Indian Breakfast”, ” 30 Tasty Dal …
Freezer Friendly Recipes
Whole Wheat Carrot Cake is a simple, quick and delicious moist cake. The cake is perfect for tea time or any festive celebrations.
Cabbage Paratha is an easy paratha recipe which can be enjoyed for any of the meals and are one of the best food to pack in your kids or office Lunch Box.
I love lachha paratha or multi layered paratha. I simply love the crunch of it and it goes well with curry’s, dry sabji, achars or literally everything. The thing which deters one to make this is it is time consuming. People have different techniques to make this. I also tried different ways but whatever I …
No onion No garlic Chole or Chana Masala is a protein and fiber-rich vegan curry made using Chickpeas or Garbanzo beans.
Broccoli is a common vegetable here, but difficult to feed it to your child or even elders. So I thought of experimenting this in paratha. I chopped the broccoli very finely and combined it with the paneer, as I did not wanted only broccoli and also to make a ball like stuffing. When I was clicking a photo of …
No Onion No Garlic Pav Bhaji is a famous Street Food from Mumbai. A finger-licking, yummy, delicious and favourite party meal of all ages.
One more way of eating Palak. No fuss with the kids, they love the colour. Simply give them with curd, raita or even cheese or anything you wish too. I simply like to eat it with my morning tea. Have you tried our Palak Puri or Whole Wheat Baked Palak Samosa. Try the Samosa its …
I tried eating oats with milk, but cannot daily. So thought of incorporating it in other ways. Something masaledar. So here comes Oats Paratha. Ingredients 1/2 cup Ready to roll oats 1/4 cup Corainder finely chopped 1 clove of garlic grated (optional) – I always use grated garlic and ginger, so that it goes in …









