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Green Goddess Juice

November 30, 2015

A recipe for Green Goddess Juice that is brimming with super nutrients that are so good for you! Get the recipe now!

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beginner, Beverages, Breakfast, Gadgets, gluten free, Healthy, Vegan, vegetarian

Review of the Philips Viva Juicer – Morning Glory Juice Recipe

November 30, 2015

This post is a review / sharing my experience about the Philips Viva Juicer and a recipe for a super delicious Morning Glory Juice

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Airfryer Recipes, Calorie counted, easy, gluten free, Healthy, Snacks, Teatime Treats, Vegan, Vegetables, vegetarian

Banana Chips in Airfryer

November 23, 2015

Enjoy the goodness of Banana chips, the healthy way – oil-free & guilt-free. Use the airfryer or oven for this one.

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Airfryer Recipes, beginner, Greens, Healthy, Salads, Vegan, vegetarian

Roasted Figs, Chickpeas and Rocket Salad

November 16, 2015

Roasted seasonal figs, hearty chickpeas and punchy rocket leaves come together in this delicious healthy salad

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Dinner, easy, gluten free, Healthy, Lentils, Lunch, Vegan, vegetarian

Whole Masoor Dal Recipe

November 6, 2015

Whole Masoor Dal (sabut masoor or Whole red lentils) is one of the easiest dals to cook, a healthy side for rice or rotis. Get the recipe! BEGINNER COOK FRIENDLY!

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Curry, Diabetic friendly, easy, gluten free, Glutenfree, Indian, Lentils, Potato Recipes, Pressure Cooker Recipes, Vegan, vegetarian

Smashed Potato and Black Eyed Peas Curry – Aloo ki Thechwani

October 19, 2015

Thechwani is a rustic curry from Uttarakhand, made using smashed potatoes and/or radishes. Try out my version of potato-black eyed peas, prepared Thechwani style!

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Breakfast, easy, Glutenfree, Lentils, Vegan, VegProtein

Adai : Savoury Lentil Pancakes – Vegan & Gluten Free!

October 15, 2015

If you love Dosai, you MUST try its healthier, heartier cousin, the Adai. Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner, it is perfect for any mealtime.

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Festival Recipes, Glutenfree, Lunch, medium, Rice, Tamil Brahmin Recipes, Vegan

Puliyodharai – Traditional Tamarind Rice Recipe

October 14, 2015

Try this traditional tamarind rice recipe made from scratch, often served as prasadam in the temples in South India and the perfect companion to long train journeys.

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easy, Festival Recipes, Glutenfree, Lentils, Snacks, Vegan, vegetarian, VegProtein

Rajma Sundal – Kidney Beans Sundal

October 14, 2015

Sundal is an inseparable part of Navaratri celebrations in our Tamil homes. Try this recipe for Rajma Sundal, garnished with fresh coconut.

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easy, Easy Cooking, Glutenfree, Indian, Soups, Vegan, Vegetables

Pumpkin Chaaru – A sweet sour spicy soup

October 7, 2015

This rasam variant from Telugu Cuisine, with pumpkin, is a perfect match with rice or even a soup to whet your appetite. Do give it a try!

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easy, Glutenfree, Salads, Vegan, VegProtein

Chickpea, Carrot & Cranberry Salad

September 3, 2015

I spent most of last week in my home city, Mumbai. Given a chance, the husband will take me out for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Bye bye waistline. But yes, I do give in sometimes, and love to eat at the places that are unique to the city, such as a chaat at my local bhelwala and breakfast at King

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Curry, easy, Indian, Vegan, vegetarian, Yogurt Recipes

Recipe for Fajeto – Gujarati Mango Kadhi

June 19, 2015

Before the mango season says its final goodbyes for 2015, I want want want you to try this Gujarati Kadhi called Fajeto. I’m a big fan of Guju food (and I don’t mean the Rajdhani type thaalis). Basic homemade dal-bhaath-shaak-rotli, like they call it, meaning dal-rice-veggies-roti, is such a delight to the tastebuds. I love the mild sweetness in the dishes that comes from adding some sugar or jaggery, in the cuisine from some parts of Gujarat. It is said that it is used to balance the slight bitter taste from the hard water in these parts

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