EGG CURRY
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 EGG CURRY My husband has loved eggs since his childhood and insists on having some egg dish or the other from time to time. We therefore have eggs for breakfast from time to time and also make curries with boiled eggs. As you would have experiences, egg curries are very versatile dishes and go well with Indian breads- such as naan, rotis, as well as with hot steamed rice, jeera rice and the like. This article in Web MD speaks of the numerous health benefits of boiled eggs.  Elsewhere in this blog you will find recipes for several types of Egg Curry including:-  Manga ..read more
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MOOLI KI SUBZI
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1w ago
 MOOLI KI SUBZI Today's recipe is called, "Mooli Ki Subzi" after the main ingredient radish - which is called Mooli in Hindi. In Kannada and my mother tongue, Konkani we call it Mullangi. This vegetable has numerous health benefits and is fairly easily available. Elsewhere in this blog, you will find recipes for dishes made with radish, such as :-  Mullangi Sambar  Mulangi Batate Sukke Mullangi Kosambari  Mooli Parantha This simple to make yet tasty stir fry has been adapted from the YouTube video " Mooli Ki Sabzi" by Chef Varun Inamdar of Rajshri Foods.  T ..read more
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PAVAKKAI PITLAI
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1M ago
 PAVAKKAI PITLAI Mainly because of its health benefits, I often make dishes with Bitter Gourd in my home. I use it because though it is bitter as the name suggests, we find it to be very tasty and as mentioned it has many health benefits. It is very strong in Vitamins A and C and helps reduce blood sugar.  Bitter Gourd is commonly available all over India and is known as Haggalakai in Kannada, Pavakkai in Tamil, Karela in Hindi, and Kaarathe in my mother tongue, Konkani. Elsewhere in this blog, you will find recipes for some yummy dishes made with bitter gourd such as:- Py ..read more
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PHOVA CHATNI
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1M ago
 PHOVA CHATNI I remember my mother used to often make a tasty snack for us when we were kids called, " Phova Chatni."  This name comes from the main ingredient which is Beaten Rice. We call this "Phovu" in my mother tongue, Konkani. "Chatni "is appended as this snack is both sweet and spicy. However, please don't mistake this to be a chutney served as accompaniment for dosa, idli etc.  Beaten or Flattened Rice is readily available all over the country. It is called Avalakki in Kannada, Poha in Marathi, Aval in Tamil and Malayalam and Chira in Bengali.  Elsewhere in this blo ..read more
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BROCCOLI AND GREEN PEAS CURRY
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2M ago
 BROCCOLI AND GREEN PEAS CURRY I first came across broccoli when visiting the US. We liked it and since it is so good for health, I started using it in our Indian dishes. Nowadays it has become a regular item in my cooking.  Broccoli is part of the cauliflower family and ranks as one of the healthiest vegetables.  Elsewhere in this blog, you will find recipes for other dishes made with broccoli such as:- Broccoli and Almond Soup  Broccoli and Potato Stir Fry  Butter Garlic Broccoli Today's recipe is for a yummy dish made with broccoli and green peas. I have adap ..read more
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TENDLI KI SUBZI
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2M ago
 TENDLI KI SUBZI A frequently used vegetable in my house is Ivy Gourd. We use them in a wide variety of dishes. Ivy Gourd is commonly available all over India. It is called Tindora in Hindi and Tendli/Tondli in Marathi, Tondekai in Kannada, and Tendle in my mother tongue, Konkani. In Bengal and Odisha it is known as Kundru. This article in Lybrate explains the health benefits of Ivy Gourd.  Elsewhere in this blog, you will find recipes for dishes made with Ivy Gourd, such as:- Thondekayi Palya Tendle Talasini  Tendle Bhuthi Tindora Masala Today's recipe is for an easy to make ..read more
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KANTOLE KI SUBZI
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2M ago
 KANTOLE KI SUBZI In the houses of most Konkani speaking people - such as ours- the rainy season sees a clamour for one particular veggie. This veggie is sought after as it makes an appearance only during the monsoon months. We call this "Phagil" in my mother tongue, Konkani. It is called Teasel Gourd/Spiny Gourd in English, Kantola in Hindi, Adavihagalakai in Kannada, Kakrol in Bengali, Adavikakarakaya in Telugu and Kattupavakai in Tamil. It has various health benefits being rich in protein and iron and low in calories. Elsewhere in this blog, you will find recipes for dis ..read more
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BUTTER GARLIC BROCCOLI
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3M ago
 BUTTER GARLIC BROCCOLI   Broccoli, which is part of the cauliflower family, ranks as one of the healthiest vegetables as described in this article in Medical News Today.  I first came across broccoli when visiting the US. We liked it and since it is so good for health, I started using them more frequently. It's great to see broccoli more easily available here than before.  Elsewhere in this blog, you will find recipes for other dishes made with broccoli such as:- Broccoli and Potato Stir Fry  Broccoli and Almond Soup  Broccoli and Bellpepper Stir Fry&n ..read more
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VAZHAKKAI PODI CURRY
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3M ago
 VAZHAKKAI PODI CURRY I make it a point to make dishes using raw/green bananas from time to time in my house. They can be used in a variety of dishes and have numerous health benefits. Today's recipe is for a simple yet tasty side dish called "Vazhakkai Podi Curry"  which translates to Raw Banana Fry in Tamil. Raw/ Green Bananas are called Vazhakkai in Tamil, Baalekayi in Kannada, and "Kachcha Kela" in Hindi.  Elsewhere in this blog, you will find recipes using green/raw bananas such as :- Chettinad Vazhakkai Curry  Raw /Green Banana Roast Raw Banana Curry  ..read more
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ALASANDE SUKKA
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3M ago
 ALASANDE SUKKA Black-eyed beans, known as Lobia in Hindi, is a legume commonly used for cooking all over India. They have numerous health benefits. too. These are called Alasande Kaalu in Kannada, Karamani in Tamil, Chavali in Marathi and Alasandebee/Bugdo in my mother tongue, Konkani. Elsewhere in this blog, you will find recipes for dishes made with lobia, such as:- Alsande Kalu Gojju Spicy Karamani Sundal  Bugdo and Kirla Ghashi Today's recipe is for "Alasande Sukka" - an easy to make side dish. It is very popular in the coastal areas of my Home State of Karnataka. I ..read more
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