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	Khatta Meetha Chatpata Chole by Mira Sharing with you a tongue tickling recipe which gives you a mixed taste... sweet, sour, spicy to make it an aromatic accompaniment :p Olive oil is used in this recipe. You can use any oil of your choice. For children you decide the use of chillies as preferred. This dish can be had as a chole chat separately in a bowl and…	1 vote 7520 views
	Vegetable Pakora by Aparna Anurag Pakoras are created by taking one or two ingredients and dipping them in a batter of gram flour and then deep-frying them. When onions, on their own, are prepared in the same way, they are known as onionbhaji. A version of pakora made with wheat flour, salt, and tiny bits of potato or onion (optional) is called noon bariya (nūn=salt)…	1 vote 2941 views
	Brinjal fry (Kathirikkai poriyal) by Shobana Vijay An easy to make yummy side dish for Rice Varieties. There are many ways to make the dish, yet I like this simple way of making using Sambar powder. I always want this poriyal without changing the shape of the long cuts, so I used to be extra careful while preparing this. At the same time I don’t want to use more oil also. The finished…	1 vote 2198 views
	Gujarati Vegetables With Lime And Cilantro! by kathy gori Ever since Paula Wolfert gave me a Clay Coyote Flameware skillet the other day, I've been jonesing to use it. However, at the same time I got the skillet, I also got all inspired to fix some meatless Indian raw salads that I'd learned of from a cookbook she'd also given me. I kept staring at the beautiful Flameware skillet up on the…	1 vote 2391 views
	Cauliflower with 2 Kinds of Mustard Seed! by kathy gori One of the things I love best about cooking is experimenting with new foods and new products. I love new stuff, stuff I've never seen before, stuff I might not have tried had someone not suggested it to me. that's how I got turned on to Tropical Traditions Coconut Oil. It started when a little birdie told me..ok, I got tweeted. I'd…	1 vote 1918 views
	A Paneer in need is a PANEER in deed (Food Remake) by Nivedita Thadani A very healthy snack for everyone, and kids are going to love it. A dish full of vegetables, paneer(Cottage cheese) and yet yummy recipe. Once the basic Paneer is ready you can use it to make tikka(Fried Cheese cubes), kebabs, parathas(Stuffed Indian bread), Or you can use in rice preparations.	1 vote 2847 views
	Gobi, Gajar aur Shalgam Ka Achaar by Hina Gujral The cozy, warm winter sun and the bountiful local produce is ideal to make the Gobi, Gajar aur Shalgam Ka Achaar. When the vegetable market is flooded with bright and shiny cauliflower, turnips and plenty of long and lustrous carrots, Gobi, Gajar, Shalgam pickle is one of the best ways to relish and preserve the seasonal yield.	1 vote 2418 views
	Bye Bye Blues, A Quick And Spicy Bean Dish by kathy gori I have a small confession to make. I love trick vegetables. You know what I'm talking about, the orange cauliflower, the red squash, the black garlic. So you can imagine my surprise and delight when the gang at Lunita Farm showed me a basket of dark purple green beans at the Saturday Farmers Market. I'd never seen anything like…	1 vote 2762 views
	Capsicum in a spicy Curd gravy by vidhya Welcome to Mughlai Cuisine! Mughlai food is characterized by rich and creamy curry. Mughlai Dishes and have a distinct aroma and taste of ground and whole spices. Mughalai food invokes up visions of royal banquets, barbequed cooking slowly over the fire till it melts in your mouth, delicious dals and wonderful spices. Wouldn't…	1 vote 2004 views
	BottleGourd Sweet dish by karenrecipe Bottlegourd is called garadudde in konkani. It is a very versatile vegetable. It can be used to make both spicy and sweet dishes and is supposed to have a cooling effect on the body. I like this paayas a lot and it is also very easy to make.	1 vote 2505 views
	Manchurian Roasted Cauliflower by Michael Swiney Anyone want to know why an Indian dish is called Manchurian, which is Chinese? Well yawn through this while I bore you with my culture and cuisine genius: The cuisine is believed to have originated from the Chinese population of Calcutta, India and Chinese food is still popular there. At present, the Chinese population in Calcutta…	1 vote 3660 views
	Dudhi Muthiya by A Cook at Heart A popular tea time snack from the state of Gujarat (India) This snack packs in whole wheat flour, chick pea flour and semolina with the goodness of bottle gourd. It not only makes for a great tea time snack but also a lunch box item and perfect picnic/ traveling food as it has great shelf life.	1 vote 3005 views
	Eggplant Stir Fried With Curry Leaves & Saffron by Navaneetham Krishnan tender eggplant pieces enhanced with saffron, chilies and ginger, also scented with curry leaves and cumin seeds.	1 vote 2656 views
	Tapioca Poriyal (Stir fry) by Navaneetham Krishnan stir fried with chili powder, spices and curry leaves for the spicy and appealing taste.	1 vote 2982 views
	Easy Vegetarian Chili by thecurrymommy This is the best vegetarian chili recipe to hit the internet. With flavors from around the world that include tomatoes, chili powder, bell peppers, beans, quinoa, and corn this dinner recipe is one that will please all ages. A globally inspired family friendly easy meal.	1 vote 164 views

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