Chicken Curry Pic: Priya Q
My impression about ‘ bachelors cooking’, let alone cooking complicated stuff was corrected by Q’s cousins …Akki and Arju… While Arju was secretive about his pepper chicken recipe; the flamboyant Akki was more than happy to share his recipe for his signature chicken dish 
….. i have to admit it was absolutely finger licking good!
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Chickpeas Curry Pic: Priya Q
Successful experiment by fluke is how I would describe this recipe. I had soaked chickpea the previous night and my maid didn’t turn up the next day. I was not in a good mood with so much of unexpected work thrown at me. Least to mention the chickpea I had planned for breakfast with some steaming puttu. So instead of usual recipe I decided to go an easy route…and it turned out quite delicious 
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Adai Pic credit: Priya Q
Call it multigrain dosa or crepe / pancakes from South of India. Adai is a healthy meal that you can serve to your family for breakfast / brunch or even dinner….
Rice – 1/2 qty
Combination of lentils, moong beans, moong dal etc – ½ qty
Kadhi Pic credit : Priya Q
This yogurt based curry is quite a delicacy. Perhaps, that is why we have so many variations to it! from punjabi kadhi to gujarati kadhi to sindhi kadhi…. I have already shared with you the recipe for the Kerala style version of it…. here’s the punjabi version of it…which we learnt during our stay in the North of India.
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Egg Snack Pic credit: Priya Q
My mom is always upto some culinary experiment and when I visited her last time I found Egg snack being served albeit as a side dish. Me thinks you can serve this as your cocktail snack and it will be a sure hit with your friends and relatives!
Absolutely love the smokey flavor of the roasted baingan (aubergine / eggplant) used for this recipe. I had some how forgotten to post the recipe for Baingan Bharta till someone recently asked me for it! So here goes….:)
Baingan Bharta ...Pic Credit - Priya Q
Tags: Aubergine, Aubergines, Baingan, Bharta, Bhartha, curry, eggplant
Homemade baby food recipes
Palak Rice
Take equal quantities of rice, chopped spinach (palak) and Grated Cottage cheese (paneer)
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Now if you already have tried your hand at making dosa (Indian pancakes)…lets move one step ahead and make its with some filling…yeh just like French Galette . You can be creative with your filling cooked spicy mutton / chicken to paneer (cottage cheese) and soya! Use what you like or comes to your mind.
Tags: chutney recipes, dosa, Masala, Masala dosa, poori, recipe, recipes, sambar, south indian
image: Priya Q
During my spinster days I either liked to cook exotic stuff and not cook at all at times! This is a non spicy chicken recipe which I used to make it quite often then. This dish will not only suit the taste palettes of my European friends but also my Indian friends who am sure are going to love it! So this weekend why not try out this recipe? …don’t forget to give me a feedback though!
Tags: Chicken, coconut, milk, recipe, recipes, sprouts, vegetables
photo credit: Photo_Mind
Shahi means ‘royal’ and paneer is cottage cheese in Hindi. Litellay transalated its a royal dish made out of paneer. Its a great accompaniment with Indian breads. Make it for lunch or dinner or at your Indian evening part thrown for friends. You are sure to get lots of praises, I asuure you…so do try it out
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