Aloo Gobi

In Hindi, aloo means potato and gobi can either be cabbage or cauliflower. This is a typical North Indian dish and in my opinion, the key to any good North Indian dish is the generous amount of cumin seeds and tomatoes. Do not stinge on either of these and your dishes will be yummy! This…

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Garden Salad

Honestly, I’m not a huge fan of salad until my sister made this amazing garden salad for my birthday and since then I have made it umpteen times! It’s super easy to make and surprisingly, I have not made any modifications like I usually would…. ha ha. I always make this when I make my…

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Punjabi Chhole

Chhole is a variety of chickpea also known as chana or kala chana. Kala chana is the black chickpea and is a rich source of iron and minerals. I love black chana and was looking to cook it in a different way when hubby suggested that I cook it Punjabi style. You may wonder what’s…

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Homemade Chilli Sauce

This is the best homemade chilli sauce ever! My mum got this recipe from her sister in India, and as usual my mum made some slight changes to the recipe and of course I too made further changes to it… ha ha ha. Just make a big batch and you can use it when making…

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Sea Salt Caramel Chocolate Cookies

These sea salt caramel chocolate cookies are soft, chewy, delicious and the burst of sweetness with the sea salt caramel chips are OMG! These are truly the best cookies I’ve made so far and they disappear so fast! I mixed and matched recipes from the internet and from behind the packaging, then made a few…

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Easy Trifle Recipe (using left over cake and cream)

Trifle is an English dessert and is usually made with cakes and layered with fruits/jelly/custard/cream and there are many variables to it. There is no hard and fast rule when making trifle and you just go with the flow. Typically, I would say make trifle if you have left over cake, or if the cake…

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Carrot & Tomato Raita

Raita is like a side dish and usually made with raw vegetables like carrots, tomatoes, cucumber, onion, pineapple, pomegranate seeds and many many more. You can also use boondi (tiny puffy balls made from gram flour) and this is my all-time favourite. Just add the boondi seconds before serving, so as to maintain the crunch…

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Gluten Free Crepes

These gluten free crepes are so easy to make and it hardly takes half an hour from prepping to making the crepes. It’s that easy and quick and the best part is that it’s gluten free! Almond flour is used to make these crepes and for starch, we use tapioca flour. The only thing that…

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Meatless Meat with Chickpeas

This meatless meat or vegan meat is the latest craze in town, but I really don’t understand why it has to be so expensive! Anyway, when I saw this in the local supermarket, I just had to try it. If you recall, I had tried the other latest craze called Impossible Beef and made kheema…

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Gluten Free Pizza Crust

I’m truly surprised that I have not yet talked about gluten free pizza crust in my blog! I have made this a few times now and it’s so good; plus nothing beats making pizza base from scratch and making it gluten free too…. 😉 Usually there is a difference in taste in gluten free and…

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