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Anu's Kitchen Appetizers

Gobi Manchurian | Cauliflower Manchurian (Dry)

All those who have aversion towards cauliflower must taste this dish at least once! Am sure your distaste for the veggie would vanish away. My mom hates this veggie and she never bought it. Growing up I always felt irritated to see any dish made with cauliflower. After marriage, DH was totally surprised to learn […]

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Anu's Kitchen Vadai

Keerai Vadai | Spinach Vadai

As the name suggests Keerai vadai is the vadai with healthy greens in it. Usually spinach (pasalai keerai) is used in these vadais. But you can add any greens you like. This deep fried fritter is a perfect tea time snack! I was introduced to keerai vadai during my MIT (Madras institute of Technology, Chennai) […]

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Anu's Kitchen Cakes & Biscuits

Eggless Almond Cookies

I recently came across Jamie Oliver’s Almond and pine nut cookies recipe in a magazine. I didn’t have eggs and pine nuts at home. Yet I wanted to try the cookies! So I tweaked the recipe and made my version of “Eggless almond cookies”. I have used honey in the recipe. Feel free to use […]

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Anu's Kitchen Podi varieties

Rasam Powder | Rasa Podi

Nothing can beat hot rasam prepared with fresh home made rasam powder! Each family would have their own recipe for rasa podi/rasam powder. My mom had a recipe that she had been using for ages. Recently she came across an interesting rasam recipe in a woman’s magazine that she immediately tried it. She passed the […]

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Anu's Kitchen Kuzhambu varieties & Avial Tanjore Marathi Recipes

Thona Thona ( Methi Kadhi )

Kadhi is a Maharastrian recipe made with yogurt (curd). Its very similar to mor kuzhambu. The vegetables/greens added  gives a wonderful flavor to this yogurt based gravy. Am sure you would have guessed what Thona thona means from the title. We tanjore maharastrians call methi kadhi by this name 😉 My tamil friends find this […]

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Anu's Kitchen Chutney

Thakkali Thokku

Thakkali (tomato) thokku goes perfectly well with idlis, dosas and even chappathi! If stored properly, it stays good for even one week. Unlike chutney, we add extra oil in this recipe. The oil acts as a preservative which helps to increase its shelf life. You can use any cooking oil but I would recommend sesame […]

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