We all at home are the big fans of this Kolkata special street food – ghugni chat. Ghugni chat is basically a gravy made using dried white peas along with some easily available at home herbs & spices. May be why we like this chat so much is because of a kind of resemblance to
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This is one of the great twist to one of our most favourite dish, Idly. These idlys are quite famous in Hyderabad, but now a days slowly becoming famous in other different places also These can be made using non fermented instant idly batter as well, but … fermented idly batter ka maza hi kuch
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Delhi street food, delish moonglet !! yes … moonglet recipe which is famous across Delhi, which I’m sure you are going to make time and again from now onwards. You read it right … today I’m here to share the recipe of how to make yummy moonglet easily at home. Basically moonglet is made using
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This is one of the famous, delicious and tasty dish made using fresh sweet corn kernels from Gujarat. Only the tender, juicy/milky fresh corn makes the delectable chevdo, which is also known as makai ni Khichri. Long back, while surfing on the net, I found this recipe. I checked through many recipes and found out
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The very famous street food and a healthy snack from Karnataka, which can be easily made at home is mandakki churmuri/Puffed rice snack. Yes, here the Kannada word ‘mandakki’ translates to ‘Puffed rice’. The other name for it in Kannada is ‘Puri‘ I think almost all the households in Karnataka, across the state, makes this
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Normally regular raw banana is used in this recipe, but today I have made this bajji/fritters using yelakki balekayi/elaichi banana (the word yelakki translates to cardamom/elaichi). Yelakki bananas are a different kind of bananas available in Bengaluru and many other places in south India, which are very small in size, tastes entirely different and very
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One of the most desired recipe which was there in my to do list since long time. Long back I have posted chole tikki/almond tikki chat here and since then this recipe was there on my mind – so today is that day I guess ! I have a made the detailed video of this
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We have grown up eating namma Bengaluru, basavanagudi – DVG road famous/special hesarubele chat & banana benne gulkand, which translates to split green gram chat & banana butter gulkand. I have made this chat numerous times earlier at home, but this time without fail clicked the procedure pics. Today I have used store bought Gopala’s
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Recently my elder son formally started his culinary journey, so this is the very first dish which he made at the beginning of his journey. I want both my sons to learn proper cooking, for I don’t want them to face any kind of problem in future. In my opinion, everyone should know/learn at least
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A never heard before, never seen before and obviously never tasted before chat recipe ! It is a chef special dish in one of the famous restaurant in Delhi by name Veg Gulati (Pandara road). Yes……. very recently I got to see/taste this chat recipe there. As usual the very name on the menu card
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One among the very famous street chats from Bengaluru, tomato chat is very less known to the people from outside this city. It is a combo of health, guilt free, low calorie yummy food which can be prepared at home very easily & quickly as well. I did it in a hurry, so the images
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Being one of the famous street food of Bangalore, Bajji chat is truly a delight sold in small outlets, in many famous streets of Bangalore. My familiy’s favourite outlet is located in Nettakallappa Circle, Basavana Gudi, Bangalore. They have all varieties of bajjis like capsicum, Raw banana, chilli, baby corn, pineapple etc. The taste lies
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This is one of our most favourite chat among many chat items, which almost tastes like Bengaluru’s Masal Puri ! I consider this as a healthy chat. And this time I tried making this more healthy using spinach/Palak in the gravy. Taste doesn’t differ instead it was more yummy. We can put any Peas ie….
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A healthy, low calorie chat which also includes sprouted chickpeas which I would happily indulge in every day. This is a kind of chat recipe which contains fruits, vegetables and entirely different and yummy. This is full of numerous health benefits. I think this can be eaten at any time of the day. I cant
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During this recent Navaratri we tasted this particular chat in a restaurant. I wanted to try this at home so collected information on how to make this chat and tikki, and gave it a try and it turned out perfect. It tastes awesome. So gladly sharing the recipe of the same with you all. Basically
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In my opinion without these chutneys chats are incomplete. These chutneys enhances the overall taste of the chat. It is very simple to prepare. The very aroma and colour of these chutney itself  attracts us to eat chats.                             SWEET CHUTNEY:  INGREDIENTS
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Sweet potatoes are an excellent source of vitamin A ,in the form of beta-carotene. They are also a very good source of vitamin C, manganese, copper, pantothenic acid, and vitamin B6. Additionally, they are a good source of potassium, dietary fiber, niacin, vitamin B 1, vitamin B 2, and phosphorus. Though sweet potatoes have got more
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