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	Flaky Lachha Paratha by Nupur UKrasoi The step by step art of making perfect Flaky Lachha Parathas.. This Punjabi flat-bread is a sure shot heart winner for Sunday brunch	1 vote 2509 views
	HOT FRUIT PUNCH by Saru Binging, binging, binging…all in the name of Diwali.Card parties, family get-togethers, office get-together, you name it Overfed,over tired and the body screaming for a break!.That is my state today.And it needs to detox after those long diwali parties. So,here's a ‘detox’ drink,for relaxing my digestive system, resting my brain…	1 vote 2667 views
	Groundnut Salad / Moongphali Chat / Kadalai Sundal by Mira Groundnut belongs to legume family and not a nut as the name suggests. It helps to fight malnutrition, by providing 30 essential nutrients & minerals, no transfat. So if your child is a poor eater, please go ahead and give this wondernut in various forms. THis is such a simple recipe, you can involve your kids to join you…	1 vote 4082 views
	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…	1 vote 3009 views
	Fresh Indian Style Vegan Chai by FromScratch Sarah My friend Shikha has been teaching me her indian(southern I think?) recipes, but she uses organic milk, and as all indians do when they take anything hot...LOTS of sugar. I am sure I am not doing it 100% the same way she would, but it tastes nearly the same, and authentic. Thanks Shikha	2 votes 5321 views
	Restaurant style chick pea gravy|Channa batura gravy by Lourdes Princy Thick spicy chick pea gravy to go with breads and indian flat breads.	1 vote 2580 views
	Sambar (Spicy Indian Lentil Soup) by Chitra Agrawal Sambar is a staple in most South Indian homes. It is a spicy lentil and vegetable stew. On most days, we had some kind of sambar for dinner when I was growing up. You usually eat it with rice.	2 votes 1 review 4352 views