Recipes

Snacks & Breakfasts

Phanna Poha
Mangalore Buns

Dosa Varieties

Plain Dosa

Parathas, Rotis

1.Methi Matar Paratha
2.Batura

Pasta

Pasta Upma

Rice

Mom’s Prawn Pulao

Soups

Tomato Soup

Beverages

Mango Lassi

Seafood

Sungat Phana Upkari

Mushrooms

Alambe Buthi

Poultry

Chicken 65

Veggies

1.Batata Song

2.Shorvedar Sabzi

Stuffed Veggies

Stuffed Tomatoes

Lentils and Legumes

Chickpeas

Chole

Festival Food

Pathrado

Gravy Dishes

Cream Based Gravies

Methi Matar Malai

Coconut Based Gravies

Avre Bendi

Onion-Tomato Based Gravies

Chole

Curd/ButterMilk based Gravies

Gatte ki Sabzi

Naivedya

Malai Modak

Desserts

Mango Pie

Mithai

Kesar Sandesh

Halwa

1.Gaajar Halwa
2.Beetroot Halwa

Konkani Cuisine

1.Sanna Idli
2.Phanna Poha
3.Mangalore Buns
4.Avre Bendi
5.Pathrado
6.Batata Song
7.Alambe Buthi
8.Sungat Phana Upkari
9.Plain Dosa

Punjabi Cuisine

1.Chole
2.Gaajar Halwa

Rajasthani Cuisine

Gatte Ki Sabzi

3 thoughts on “Recipes

  1. Hi Vee,
    That’s a neat blog! Casual and very forthcoming. The conversational mode used to post your recipes is very impressive: a good blogger friendly approach! The pasta fusion recipe was interesting! A desi touch to a foreign recipe. You just tossed in leftovers from your fridge, and lo and behold, you had an interesting turnout! The Malai modak prasadam in the naivediya segment is also lovely, as is the pictoral demonstration of it, with the golden Ganesha in the background.
    Can’t miss the saffron and green colours and the chakra at the top of your blog. Lovely desi touch!
    Meenakshi at PRITYA

  2. i could’nt find the oven baked chicken recipes. but all your recipes are quite easy to follow.

    Nandita, All recipes are sorted alphabetically on the right hand side bar. You will find it there under O. Thks for the nudge though, I really need to update the recipe page. 😀

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