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Spicy Tamatar ki chutney – Sour and Spicy Tomato sauce

October 31, 2015 By Nisha Leave a Comment

Spicy Tamatar ki chutney   Tamatar Ki Chutney (Indian tomato sauce) can be made in many ways. The Sweet Tamatar Ki chutney and Sour Tamatar ki chutney are the two main ones.  Today we present sour and spicy tamatar ki chutney flavored with Green Chili and garlic. This is a finger-licking sour and Spicy chutney that…

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Dal ka Pitha

October 20, 2015 By Nisha Leave a Comment

Dal Pitha

Dal ka Pitha Dal pitha is a very popular dish from Bihari cuisine.It is something like Dumplings or momos. Generally people used rice flour, but here I have used wheat flour. We use only 2 Tablespoon oil in the whole recipe.  so this can be considered as zero oil recipe. Lets start the step by step…

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Lauki Chilka Delight – Lauki Ke Chilke Ki Bhaji

May 19, 2015 By Nisha 1 Comment

Lauki Ke Chilke k8i Bhaji

Lauki Ke Chilke Ki Bhaji The humble lauki (Ghiya or dudhi , English: Bottlegourd) is very generous in terms of nutrition. High in fiber, low in calories and rich in vitamins and minerals.  So you decided to make a lauki dish ( lauki ki sabji perhaps?) . As a first step, you peel the lauki…

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Tomato Chutney (Tamatar ki Chutney)

April 28, 2015 By Nisha Leave a Comment

Tomato Chutney (Tamatar ki Chutney)   Chutneys can be made from almost any combination of vegetables, fruits, herbs and spices. Chutneys are usually grouped into sweet or hot forms; both forms usually contain spices, including chili, but differ by their main flavors. Tomato Chutney is one of my favorites. Today I am going to share a…

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Yellow Fish Curry

April 10, 2015 By Nisha 1 Comment

 Fish is the dominant kind of protein in Bengali cuisine and is cultivated in ponds and fished with nets in the freshwater rivers of the Ganges Delta. Almost every part of the fish ( of course except scales, fins, and innards) is eaten. The head is particularly preferred in Bengal. Other spare bits of the fish…

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Aloo Ka Achar

April 6, 2015 By Nisha Leave a Comment

Aloo Ka Achar

How to make Aloo ka Achar ( Potato pickle) ? Heres the step by step recipe with detailed photos on how to make aloo ka achar. I learned this aloo achar recipe from my Mother in Law. This is one of the mandatory Holi recipes in our house.  The freshly harvested potatoes of February March add the distinct texture…

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Mangochi Curry (Moong dal Kofta Curry)

March 31, 2015 By Nisha 4 Comments

Mangochi Curry (Moong dal Kofta Curry)

Mangochi curry is a Kayastha speciality delicacy. Mangochi curry made from moong dal are cooked in traditional yogurt and cashew gravy. First a word about Kayasthas: In traditional hindu beliefs and caste system Kayasthas were given the role of Book-keepers for the state. Kayastha means ‘scribe’ in Sanskrit and have acted as record-keepers and administrators of the…

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Sooji ki Roti (Rawa / Semolina Roti)

February 23, 2015 By Nisha 1 Comment

Sooji Ki Roti

Sooji (Semolina) Roti is a great dish for packing for lunch or school. Infact they stay surprisingly soft for a long time as compared with a regular roti.  Its a great change from the Regular Wheat flour rotis. Sooji is also called rawa (or Rava if you prefer) in South India . This Roti is…

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