Masala Tea
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Masala Chai – an ancient Indian blend of spices mixed as a concoction in tea for the best flavor.
Masala Chai – an ancient Indian blend of spices mixed as a concoction in tea for the best flavor.
Easy Masala Chai Powder prepared with whole ground spices and some secret ingredients.
Eggless Blueberry Cookies – they could be addictive and they are very easy to make, also an egg free recipe.
Easy Beetroot Raita- a chilled, healthy raita made from beetroot, curd, chilies and spices.
Curd Rice – also known as yogurt rice is mildly spiced and served chilled with yogurt.
Eggless Coconut Cookies – Easy, delicious, crunchy from outside and soft from within. No butter used for these cookies.
Easy Coriander Rice Recipe – mainly prepared from coriander leaves, mint leaves, spices, yogurt and coconut milk.
Easy Aloo Toast Sandwich – make when in a hurry, easy to make and loved by kids or adults.
Vada Pav is a popular snack across Mumbai and Maharashtra!
Easy Mushroom Tawa Masala – a simple, quick and easy recipe made on a big tawa also delicious like pav bhaji.
Prawns Recheado Masala – a spicy, hot, tangy, reddish-orange masala that’s famous in Goan and is used mainly for fish.
Goan Prawns Pulao – simple yet delicious!
Corn Tikki or Corn Patties – One of my favorite tikkis made from mashed potatoes stuffed with sweet corn, chilies and cheese.
Easy Prawns Moilee or Molly recipe – a curry made with coconut milk, spices and prawns.
Easy Masoor Dal Recipe – made with whole masoor dal or red lentils. They go well with steamed rice, pao (buns) or with chapatis.
Easy Eggless Gingerbread Cookies spiced with dry ginger powder, ginger juice, cloves, cinnamon and nutmeg.
Delicious Eggless Mawa Cake – a soft, fluffy, eggless cake made with evaporated milk (mawa), cream and milk.
Some whole wheat ghee cookies, hot coffee, pouring rain and some great friends becomes one of the best moment’s of life.
Learn how to cook rice on gas stove perfectly each time every time.
Easy Poha Chivda Recipe – prepared mainly from flattened rice, dry fruits and spices.
Sometimes all you need is a hot cup of chai (tea) with some aloo bhujia sprinkled with onion and lime juice.