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Bendekay (Bhindi/Okra) Gojju
Thank you all of you for your wishes, I am feeling much better now.
South Indian food was restricted to Idli-Sambar-Dosa- chutney- Rasam that was till I got married.
After marriage I learnt so many wonderful recipes from my mother-in-law, not just idli-dosa etc.. but some really nice curries, rice and Rotis.
Ajay’s family hails from Bangalore [...]
Ridge Gourd with Jowar-Wheat flour dumplings
I always wonder what keeps My Foodcourt going?
I am not someone who is very good with words , and so the writeup on posts are usually quite small and only occasionally elaborate. My food-photos are ok but not exceptional;I get on an average 5-7 minutes to photograph any of my recipes, before my little [...]
Dear Anita
Dear Anita,
You have no idea how your little provocation has unsettled my taste buds for the past week. I have been craving each day for those hot, oily floating balloons from the day you posted them at the Mad Tea party!
Clicking on any random blog on the Food Blog Desam made matters worse. I [...]
Spinach-Carrot soup and Stuffed Dinner Rolls
I love having different types of soups for dinner. Many times we have some soup teamed up with sandwiches or a pizza or a burger for dinner- a welcome change from our regular Daal-Chawal .
I am tempted to buy Fresh green spinach leaves (Palak) and fresh orange-red carrots every time I visit the market.
This time [...]
Sai Bhaji
Sai Bhaji- This is a very popular Sindhi signature dish. It is also known as ‘Sindhi Palak’ since Palak is used in generous proportions for this recipe. I recently learnt this recipe from my Sindhi colleague and it was an instant hit in our home.Hey Nupur this time it’s the traditional SSSSSS….Sindhi , SSSSSS……Sai Bhaji [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 6 so far )All things Beet
Previously I would buy only the Beet-root without the greens. After seeing Asha’s Dal saag recipe, I was inspired to buy Beet greens along with the Beetroot. Thanks Asha for the inspiration.
I have made my own version of the dal.I have used the Beet greens along with three types of dals; Chana Dal, Mung Dal [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 9 so far )Ambadichi Bhaji (Sour greens curry)
Ambadichi Bhaji (Sour greens curry)
Type Comfort in MS word, select it, right click and see the synonyms: Soothe , console, reassure, calm, relieve ..This Ambadichi Bhaji (Sour greens/Gongura curry) makes every synonym for comfort sound true:
½ Soothes your palette
½ Consoles you when you are feeling low
½ Reassures you when you dearly miss your mom’s [...]
Pudina Tofu stir fry (Minty Tofu stir fry)
I happened to ‘accidentally’ discover this recipe. I happened to dip a piece of Tofu in green chutney (made for Bhel / Sev Puri) and it tasted quite good! And thus was born ‘Pudina Tofu stir fry’ :). Now it has become a common recipe in our house since it is quite easy to make. [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 8 so far )Tandulkyachi Bhaji(Tandulka curry)
Leafy vegetables have always been a part of our diets ever since I was a kid. When we were growing up my mom always insisted on eating leafy vegetables. She grew up that way-eating home grown greens. Whatever vegetables were grown in their farm would be cooked in the house and served along with Bhakri.
Leafy [...]
Shepuchi Bhaji (Dill leaves curry)
Shepu leaves (also called as Sowa or Dill) are easily available in most parts of India all through the year.
The soft, feathery leaves are a rich source of iron and are added to flavour many recipes. A very popular vegetable in Maharshtra, Shepu is cooked in different styles in different parts of Maharashtra.When served with Jowar [...]
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