Tag Archives: #easyrecipes
Biscuit pancake recipe – How to make biscuit pancake recipe – eggless pancakes
Biscuit pancake is a very easy and a simple and quick breakfast or snack recipe made with minimum ingredients easily available in the kitchen. It can be prepared in less than 30 minutes of time. Biscuit pancakes are not only so delicious, but also light and fluffy. Biscuits used in the pancake gives a nice
Collection of 7 healthy and delicious ragi recipes – Finger millet/Nachni/ragi recipes
Ragi is a wonderful ingredient and a rich source of calcium, protein and iron. Ragi is also called as nachni, finger millet or red millet and an extremely nutritious millet. It resembles mustard seeds in appearance. Nowadays, after realising the importance of ragi in our diet, people have started mixing ragi with other grains for
Sweet corn masala curry recipe – How to make sweet corn masala curry – sweet corn recipes
Homemade paneer recipe – How to make soft paneer at home
Dahi aloo recipe – How to make dahi wale aloo recipe – potato recipes
Chickpea peanut salad recipe – How to make chana moongphali salad recipe – salad recipes
Chickpea peanut salad is a very refreshing and nutritious salad recipe made with chickpeas, peanuts, onions, tomatoes and mild spices. This salad is rich in proteins and fibre which will keep you full for a longer period of time. It is also a tangy snack which can be served either warm or chilled. Except for
Karela subzi recipe – How to make bittergourd curry recipe – Karela recipes
Karela subzi or bittergourd curry is a sweet, sour and spicy curry made with bittergourd, onions, tomatoes and Indian spices. It is generally served with rotis or rice. Karela or bittergourd vegetable is not liked by many as it is very bitter in taste. You can add sugar or jaggery to balance the bitterness
Spring onion pakora recipe – How to make spring onion fritters recipe – spring onion recipes
Pakoras or pakodas is a very popular Indian snack where onions are battered with besan or chickpeas flour along with spices and deep fried in cooking oil. It is a popular teatime snack and tastes best as it is or with ketchup or green chutney and best enjoyed on pleasant monsoon season or winter days.