by Jayashree | Feb 27, 2015 | salads
Chickpeas are storehouse of nutrients. They are one of the richest sources of protein for vegetarians , rich in iron and manganese and dietary fibre. It helps in weight loss and ideal for heart.Oranges are rich in Vitamin C and hardly used in our cooking.Today, I...
by Jayashree | Feb 6, 2015 | accompaniments, sabzis and gravies, south indian, traditional recipes, vegan
Stuffed cucumber is a traditional dish from karnataka, it is served with jowar roti or chapati. Today,various kinds of stuffed vegetables are prepared. South Indian cooking differs from its counterpart. Here, brinjal, ridge gourd, cucumber and bittergourd are usually...
by Jayashree | Feb 3, 2015 | sweets
Coconut burfi, a name familiar to one and all as ” Khobbare mittaye” was prepared quite often earlier. But, with the changing trends and eating habits, these sweets make an occasional comeback during festivals as Dasara and Diwali. At times, when...
by Jayashree | Feb 2, 2015 | desserts, sweets
Moong dal is used for various purposes in our daily cooking. From salads and dals to desserts, it finds its place in some form or the other. Today, I present a traditional Indian sweet dish. Payasa is a sweet preparation usually of medium consistency, which are made...
by Jayashree | Jan 30, 2015 | sabzis and gravies
Beetroot stir fry is a simple, healthy and tasty side dish from South Indian cuisine. It pairs well with chapati or phulka. Beetroot is a wonderful vegetable .The vibrant purple colour is very pleasing. I really love that colour. Dark coloured vegetables are all rich...