An honest question from a Friend: “How come another study in a Blog/Website/Facebook post, directly contradicts what you all are saying. A new “study” proving the exact opposite of your advice! Come on now. Why should I believe you”??! Our response: Let’s first understand what is going on with these so called studies. We don’t even […]
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An unusual pratha dish that I recall from my childhood. It’s healthy and very quick to prepare (not counting soaking the mung beans). Ingredients: – 1 small potato, boiled and roughly smashed – 2C mung bean sprouts, best to sprout them at least overnight in a moistened paper towel) – 2t cumin (jeera) seeds –
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One of my favorite dishes from Kolhapur that is easy to make and almost tastes the same as the original. Ingredients: 250g mutton or chik’n pieces, pressure cooked with salt and turmeric (or frozen and thawed vegetable chunks) 2 onions, chopped 5 garlic cloves, minced 1C coriander leaves (including stems) 2 inch ginger, minced 2T
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Ingredients: 1lb chik’n, dark meat, chopped 1t turmeric 2t red chili powder (or more to taste) 1t black pepper, ground fine 2 bay leaves 4 cloves 3 star anise 3 black cardamom 3 regular cardamom 2 onions, chopped fine 4 garlic cloves, minced 2 tomatoes, chopped [rml_read_more] 1t garlic paste 1t ginger paste
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I recall eating this at my Multani neighbors house in Delhi. These people had just emigrated from Multan in Pakistan. I still recall the wonderful variety of dishes they brought that could not be found anywhere else within the country. Now thanks to the magic of the internet I could find some of them and
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I came up with this quick and easy recipe a few days ago when Karishma wanted “Brown” food and was not too keen on cooking for a long time as she was hungry! Many of us know how she is when she is hungry, don’t we? 🙂 Total time: under 10 minutes! Ingredients 2
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Here is Karishma’s version of the dish. A bit involved, but the result was just amazing! Ingredients: – 4 cloves chopped garlic – 1 t whole freshly roasted cumin – 1 c black beans soaked overnight or canned – 1 t roasted and powdered cumin – 1/2 onion sliced – 1/2 c sliced
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