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Appetizers, Vegetables, vegetarian

Eggplant dip and Red Bean dip – Party starters

March 25, 2007

Dip, dip ,dip! Sometimes, you just want something light to nibble for dinner. While I’ve labelled this recipe under Party Starters, you need not necessarily have a party to enjoy this kind of finger food. This is perfect stuff to share with your partner while watching your favourite movie on a Frida

by Nandita Iyer 
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Condiments, easy, gluten free, Glutenfree, Mexican Vegetarian, Vegan, Vegetables, vegetarian

Tomato salsa – Instant tomato chutney

March 14, 2007

Tomato Salsa made in a Mortar-Pestle is a quick 5 minute condiment that will add zing to any meal. Get the mouth watering!

by Nandita Iyer 
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Baking, Vegetables, vegetarian

Beet Bread

February 16, 2007

I started to bake some bread after I came back home late from a conversations over coffee with my friend. Before turning in for the night, I mixed up the flour, yeast and other ingredients and left it to rise overnight. The first thing I went to check in the morning was the bowl of dough. It had ris

by Nandita Iyer 
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Appetizers, Vegan, vegetarian

Mushroom and Bell Pepper Chutney

February 11, 2007

Continuing with the valentine dinner ideas, I tried out something different with the regular mushrooms, onions, bell peppers that I had on hand. It happened to be a most wonderful spicy, taste bud tingling chutney that you’ll find many uses for. There’s a lot you can tinker with this recipe. If you

by Nandita Iyer 
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Baking, vegetarian

Whole wheat pita bread

February 7, 2007

Whole wheat pita bread is a recipe that can save many a party. A pile of these and a variety of dips along with spirits of course, can keep your guests busy for at least couple of hours. Sometimes, the laziness of getting out of a cozy home into the supermarket can lead to some heart warming things

by Nandita Iyer 
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homemade-marinara-sauce-scratch
beginner, Easy Cooking, Fresh, Glutenfree, how to, Pasta, Summer, Vegan, Vegetables, vegetarian

Homemade Marinara Sauce from scratch using fresh tomatoes – Pasta Sauce

February 3, 2007

It is very simple to prepare Marinara sauce from scratch, so simple that it doesn’t even need a recipe! Full of flavour from fresh ripe tomatoes, garlic and herbs, I haven’t met a person who… [Continue Reading]

by Nandita Iyer 
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Nutrition, Vegan, vegetarian

Red Soup

January 23, 2007

One look at the soup bubbling in the saucepan and I said ‘Red Sea’. It was literally a bubbling red sea, not the dark orange colour of a good tomato soup. Or you could call it the anti-oxidant rich soup. Made with ingredients that are three different shades of red, this is as much fun as mixing colo

by Nandita Iyer 
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kala chana puri - what to serve with puri
Diabetic friendly, Dinner, easy, Easy Indian Cooking, gluten free, Indian, Lentils, Pressure Cooker Recipes, Vegan, vegetarian

Recipe for Kaala Chana – North Indian black chick peas curry

December 20, 2006

Kala chana – Kaale chane is a North Indian chickpea curry, a dry preparation made using brown chickpeas. This is usually served with Pooris / puris, the deep fried Indian bread made using whole wheat… [Continue Reading]

by Nandita Iyer 
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Indian, Vegan, vegetarian

Peanut sesame balls

December 18, 2006

This is another such recipe that turned out accidentally. I buy half a kilo of peanuts at one time. Due to the humid Indian weather, they have to be either stored in the fridge or roasted and stored in air tight containers, in order to protect them from fungus and other pests. Coarsely crushed roast

by Nandita Iyer 
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Dinner, gluten free, Indian, Vegan, Vegetables, vegetarian

Recipe for Gobhi-Mutter – Indian Cauliflower and peas curry

December 11, 2006

When Rihanna of Garlic Breath from France wrote to me about her totally Indian Thanksgiving menu , I was so thrilled. Just like how excited we are to hear someone else speak our mother tongue, it is exactly that elation I experience when I see Americans, Europeans and so many others take an avid interest in Indian cuisine. Barbara, Emma and Susan, are some of those wonderful people who aren’t afraid of the variety of Indian spices. On the contrary, go all out and embrace the various colours, flavours and textures of the great Indian food fabric. Food blogs have made it so convenient to get straight into the kitchens of the world and take a page out of their family traditions of food

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Dinner, Pasta, Vegan, Vegetables, vegetarian

Fussili with 3 peppers and spinach

November 18, 2006

A simple pasta dish with 3 colours of bell peppers – a one dish dinner!

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Coconut Recipes, Curry, Dinner, easy, Egg Recipes, Glutenfree, vegetarian

Recipe for Indian Egg Curry

November 14, 2006

A delicious egg curry made using freshly ground spices and coconut, this curry plus rice makes an utterly comforting meal!

by Nandita Iyer 
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