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Appetizers, beginner, Glutenfree, Healthy, Party dishes

Beet Feta Walnut Dip -Just 4 Ingredients

August 23, 2019

This Beet Feta Walnut Dip is inspired by the absolutely memorable eclectic menu I tasted at the Public Bar and Dining Room at The Refuge in Manchester as a part of a small plates platter…. [Continue Reading]

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vegan-kebabs
Appetizers, Diabetic friendly, easy, Glutenfree, Monsoon, Snacks, Teatime Treats, Vegan, Vegetables, VegProtein

Vegan Kebabs with Soya Chunks and Sweet Potato | Soya Shakarkandi ke Kebab

May 3, 2017

Recipe for vegan kebabs made using Nutrela Soya Chunks and sweet potatoes, with oat flour as the binding agent. Kebabs are primarily meat based dishes, either served as appetisers or along with rotis in the… [Continue Reading]

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Appetizers, beginner, Condiments, Easy Cooking, Glutenfree, Salads, vegetarian, Yogurt Recipes

Sour Cream Dip

April 19, 2016

This Sour Cream Dip does not need much of a recipe but it is a great way to use up leftover sour cream. Ready in less than 10 minutes, it makes a fabulously fresh tasting dip or even a salad dressing!

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Appetizers, Diabetic friendly, easy, Easy Cooking, Fast Day recipes, Global Vegetarian, Healthy, Salads, Snacks, Vegan, Vegetables, vegetarian

Veggie Lettuce Wraps

February 25, 2016

Lettuce wraps filled with flavoursome vegetables, and topped with a bit of pineapple and coconut. This recipe is SO summer ready!

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Baking, Dinner, Indian, Salads, Vegetables

Raw banana (plantain) kababs

February 24, 2012

Vazhakka or plantain is one of my favourite vegetables. There are at least three favourite ways I make this in true Tambrahm style. One is a roast, where it is sliced thinly and slow roasted until it turns crispy. The other way to make it is to cube it, cook it and saute it with whole red chillies,

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