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Our eBook – Mango Masala: 60 Indian Recipes From Your Local Supermarket

Posted on December 12, 2012 by Tadka Pasta

Drumroll, with the deep tone of a dhol (Indian-style barrel drum) thrown in! And..it’s HERE! Our first eBook, and we’re thrilled to share it with you. Mango Masala: 60 Indian Recipes From Your Local Supermarket. You can order it online … Continue reading →

Posted in Announcements | Tagged curry, Dairy-free Indian recipes, easy, Food blog eBook, Gluten-free Indian recipes, Indian cooking eBook, Indian food, Indian food blog eBook, Indian food eBook, Indian Recipes, Indian snack recipes, Kindle, simple, Supermarket, Tadka Pasta eBook, Vegan Indian recipes, Vegetarian Indian recipes | 9 Comments

Rustle up a Burfi, this Rakhi – Festive Peanut Butter Squares

Posted on August 10, 2011 by Tadka Pasta

Leafing through a mosaic of childhood memories, you might chance upon instances that are fit for calling forth a smirk, a chuckle, or a tear. Sticky fingers that balled up for a fist fight, jellied laugh lines that morphed into … Continue reading →

Posted in Funnibles, Sweet Treats | Tagged burfi, chocolate, condensed milk, easy, fast, fudge, instant, kid-friendly, layered, make ahead, microwave, no bake, peanut butter, picnic, quick, Rakhi, simple, special, sweet | 21 Comments

Lemon and Spice Cabbage Soup

Posted on March 29, 2011 by Tadka Pasta

Going by food activist Anna Lappe’s assertion that our view of food is largely an “illusion of abundance,” a light cabbage soup would sound like something a hard-nosed dietician recommended. Or perhaps what Beatrix Potter’s Flopsy bunnies cooked in a … Continue reading →

Posted in Soup Souk | Tagged cabbage, easy, healthy, lemon, light soup, low calorie, low fat, simple, soup, spice, Tadka | 2 Comments

Beat The Beast With..Masala Foccacia Bread

Posted on March 22, 2011 by Tadka Pasta

The Tadka cook is well-seasoned, adept at using every trick in the book to transform commonplace ingredients into lip-smacking delights. She is not above giving a helping hand to idlis with baking soda, fluffing up her cakes with baking powder or … Continue reading →