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Pumpkin Shrikhand with Honey-roasted Pumpkin Seeds
Over the years, Diwali has lost its acute edges in our world, and with that, the loudness and garishness have faded, too. The parties have gotten quieter, the firecrackers relegated to a few sparklers lit by our girls to honour … Continue reading
Posted in Party Planner, Sweet Treats
Tagged calcium, caramelised, Cardamom, dessert, diwali, easy, eggfree, festive, flavoured, glutenfree, Greek yogurt, Gujrati, Halloween, how to roast pumpkin, hung curd, Indian, light, low fat, party, pumpkin, pumpkin seeds, quick, roasted, roasted pumpkin, saffron, shrikhand, sweet, Thanksgiving, yoghurt
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Salute to Summer – Creamy Pasta Salad with Grilled Veggies
If there’s one ingredient that is used and loved in many cuisines around the world, it is yoghurt. It was one of the first foods that we fed to our babies, and is a staple on our dinner tables every night, … Continue reading
Posted in Globe Food-Trottin', Party Planner, Pasta Platter, Picnic Basket
Tagged cheese-free, Chifferi Rigati, curd, Dahi, del monte, grilled, Italian, ItalianEscapades, low calorie, macaroni, no cheese, pasta, recipe, room temperature, salad, vegetarian, waist-friendly, yoghurt, Yogurt
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Yogurty Yums – Urad Raita
Continuing with our Yogurty Yums offerings, we’re moving from the mountains of Himachal to the plains of Karnataka. Next up is a simple raita made with a creamy urad dal-coconut base, and used, more often than not, as an accompaniment … Continue reading
Posted in Dips and Sides
Tagged biryani, black gram, coconut, creamy yogurt, curry leaves, Dahi, Karnataka cuisine, masala, pulao and raita, raita, side dish with rice, urad dal, yoghurt, Yogurt
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Yogurty Yums – Pahadi Moong Dal
To many of us, the very mention of the term yogurt leaves an acerbic trail down the throat. Not exactly conducive, one might say, for conjuring up images of bustling stalls along a promenade in Venice, with gleeful girls in … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged curd, curried, curry, Dahi, dal, healthy, Himachal, mountain, mung beans, pahadi, vegetarian, whole moong, yoghurt, Yogurt
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Berry Blast – Ruby Raspberry Scones
Baskets of rubies everywhere. Pregnant with red juices and bursting at the seams with sweetish-tart flavors, strawberries and raspberries with their knobby and fuzzy-haired skins are the go-to picks for all kinds of meals anytime of the year. In the … Continue reading
Posted in Funnibles, Sweet Treats
Tagged all purpose flour, berry, berry picking, butter, buttery crust, cereal, chocolate, cool dessert, easy scones, oven-baked, pastry shells, pastry walls, raspberry, raspberry scones, salads, scones with yoghurt, strawberry, summer rain, Sweet rice, sweetened rice, sweetish-tart flavors, vanilla extract, warm dessert, wedges, yoghurt
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Salad Splurge – Eggelicious in No-mayo Land
Our second offering in the Salad Splurge series is this truly Eggelicious Salad, in No-mayo Land.. Tadka-style Mayo-free Egg Salad (Serves 2-3) For the Salad Dressing: 3 Tablespoons honey mustard 1 Teaspoon horseradish or spicy brown mustard 3 Tablespoons thick … Continue reading
Posted in Summer Coolers
Tagged apple slices, Dole salads, egg salad, gravy, healthy, honey mustard, horseradish mustard, Indian style lemon pickle, lemon juice, lemon pickle, lemon zest, lettuce, light egg salad, light olive oil, low calorie, masala, mayo-free egg salad, mayo-free salad dressing, mustard, onions, orange zest, picnic, salt and pepper, sandwich, spicy brown mustard, vegetarian, vinegar, without mayo, wrap, yoghurt
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Dahi Tadkababs
From Musa Dagdeviren’s backyard barbecues in Istanbul to the open fires of the Nawabs of Kishengarh, the yoghurt kabab has come a long way. While the Turkish recipes call for the creamy yoghurt to glaze meats in a rich marinade … Continue reading
Posted in Appetizer Alley, Snack Attack
Tagged chickpea flour, Dahi, kabab, spices, Tadka, yoghurt
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Roll Your Tongue, Say Ralsa!
The sight of the crisp green cucumber lolling about in the refrigerator tray with its less cooler relatives like zuchini and squash could add a vigor to your being, a bounce in your unmanicured hands as they reach out for it. … Continue reading