Sewai Kheer / Vermicelli Pudding by Vidya

Sewai Kheer is quick yet delicious sweet dish. Try it any time, I am sure you will make it often when you want to eat some quick dessert :)

Chingri Maacher Kalia by PreeOccupied

Marathi Style Fish Curry by Padma Priya Manikam

This fish curry recipe was passed to me by mother in law. It is a method from Maharasthra a state in India that uses grated coconut as the main base. It is simple to make and best eaten the next day as the flavours absorb better (any left-over curries for the matter always tastes better the next day). I have modified the original…

Meat Ball Curry by Paul Anderson Lumen

Indian recipe.. Served with rice or Chapatis... Masala curry.. with meat balls... Something different... and tasty!

Ricotta cheese fudge "Shondesh" by Nusrat Azim Suborna

A Bangladeshi/Indian sweetmeat that tastes like twilight after the longest eclipse ever!

Pineapple Kesari Baath (Pineapple Halwa) by Hina Gujral

Pineapple Kesari Baath is also addressed as Pineapple Rava Kesari across Karnataka, which could be found in the menu of every local eatery in the state. The dish shares homogeneous nature with popular North Indian delight Sooji Ka Halwa (Semolina Pudding) both have semolina as key ingredient the only differentiating factor is…

Chicken Potato Gravy by Karthikeyan

This dish is Kid friendly and best suitable for Dosa, Idly, Chappathi as side dish

Shalgam aur Matar Ki Subzi by Hina Gujral

Shalgam aur Matar Ki Sabzi is another Indian curry. The turnip is cooked with fresh green peas in the routine onion and tomato masala. The pressure cooker can also be used to cook the curry.

Palak Anda Curry by Hina Gujral

What a delicious, blissful Palak Anda Curry Recipe we’ve got going on, and just in time for the upcoming icy-cold winter days. The rustic spinach curry combined with boiled eggs is the answer to the question ‘What could be an alternative to traditional egg curry?’

Coconut Fish Curry by Sameena

Mutton Stew by Sameena

Qubani Ka Meetha (Stewed Apricot Dessert) by Roha

Qubani Ka Meetha (Stewed Apricot Dessert) is an Authentic Hyderabadi Dessert Qubani is a Urdu word means- " Apricot" Meetha is a Urdu word means- "Sweet" Its a very Popular Hyderabadi Dessert and very common in Hyderabadi Wedding ceremony. The dessert is prepare with Apricot puree ,basically Apricots are soak in water…

Milagu Kuzhambu / Pepper Gravy by Mira

This is good to be prepared during the winter and monsoon, specially made after the wedding day in marriages called 'kattu choru' - rice parcelled & taken home by the family of the bride as well as the groom as a tradition - a nice recipe to settle the stomach after a nice feast! Or can be prepared when one wish to have, like how I…

RIpe Mango Gravy - mampazha pulissery from God's own country by Mira

The aroma, sweetness & royal colour of mango blended with spices, coconut oil & sour curd makes it the king of all dishes. Aboslutely royal and stunning dish from God's Own Country the greener of green India - Kerala!

Restaurant style chick pea gravy|Channa batura gravy by Lourdes Princy

Thick spicy chick pea gravy to go with breads and indian flat breads.