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Koshari: The Khichdi of Egypt!
Koshari is the pride and joy of Egyptian cuisine, a chaotic yet delicious concoction celebrated by almost all Egyptians as their national dish. It is a staple rice dish, prepared at home and is also popularly served at roadside stalls and restaurants all over Egypt. The history of Koshari is actually derived from the Hindu …
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Comfort Foods are those that evoke feelings of nostalgia among people of a certain culture. In recent years, comfort foods have seen a surge on restaurant menus. Comfort foods of different Indian communities feature on menus of iconic restaurants from Mumbai’s Bombay Canteen to Ahmedabad’s Dhoom Dhaam, often tweaked for the contemporary market. The three …
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This is a fusion version of the dosa that uses oats. The idea of making a dosa using oats, spinach and paneer came to me when I followed a diet prescribed by a nutritionist. This is a nutritionally-balanced dish. Oats-one cup Spinach 250 grams 1 teaspoon green chilly & ginger paste 2 tablespoon Curd 1 …
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The Oats Pumpkin Wrap is a nutritionally balanced dish that includes macro and micronutrients. Rich in fibre, calcium, protein and iron, this wrap is a snack or one-dish small meal that can be enjoyed by people of all ages from children to seniors. The perfect blend of nutrients in adequate amount makes this recipe a …
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RUSTIC RECIPES FROM PASCHIM MAHARAHASTRA
Desh is a historical region of Maharashtra state that lies in the western – central part of the Deccan Plateau east of the Western Ghats and north of Uttar Kannada (North Karnataka). Largely hilly it also has vast agricultural lands drained by the Godavari and Krishna Rivers. Sugarcane is an important part of the agrarian …
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Daal – Baafla: The Soul food of the Malwa Platea...
For a food entrepreneur that wants to serve a Malwi Platter, Geetika Khanna Duggal gives key instructions on how to cook and serve the classic Daal – Bafla. The Malwa region largely comprises a volcanic origin plateau north of the Vindya Hills in west-central India. The main cities and towns of Malwa are Agar, Dewas, …
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Colocasia plants are tuberous and herbaceous perennials. The roots stems and leaves of the colocasia has wide-ranging culinary uses in southeastern Asia and the Indian subcontinent. The leaves are rich in protein while the tubers have high carbohydrate content. In southeastern Asia, an iron and protein-rich soup is made using the leaves and coconut. In …
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