Sabudana kheer (sago pudding) – an easy dessert idea for a party menu. It cooks quicker than rice kheer, needs the stove top only (no oven), and is vegetarian-friendly.
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Dhansak: Parsi Dal and Vegetable Medley
Dhansak – in which legumes, vegetables and aromatic spices come together in a celebration of Persian and Gujarati flavors. The name tells us as much: “dhansak” comes from dhan (Persian for “seed” – legumes) and sak (Gujarati “shaak” – vegetables).
This recipe is a meatless take on the dhansak template, with plenty of vegetables and a freshly prepared dhansak masala.
Baingan Masala: Baby Eggplant Curry
Baingan masala – an easy and delicious curry to make with baby eggplant. Unlike the more intricate recipes that involve stuffing the eggplant or dry-roasting the spices, this baingan masala recipe is beginner-friendly and relies on accessible ingredients. Try it!
Apple Chutney – Easy, Chunky, No-Peel!
This easy apple chutney recipe involves no peeling, no oil and comes together quickly with simple pantry ingredients. Cook on the stovetop and have delicious apple chutney ready almost effortlessly.
Kaddu Rajma: Pumpkin with Red Kidney Beans
Pumpkin (kaddu) and red kidney beans (rajma) make a hearty, richly flavored kaddu rajma curry. Dry red chilies give it heat, tamarind lends it tang, jaggery balances it all.
Dahi Wali Lauki: Bottle Gourd Yogurt Curry
Of late I have been on the lookout for recipes that would put my stock of fennel seeds to good use. I also intend not to restock tomatoes till their price subsides to non-crazy level. My quest came to a satisfying end with this recipe for dahi wali lauki. Easy on the pocket , great to taste, fennel flavored, and no tomatoes.
Stuffed Tomato Curry – Vegetarian Party Menu Star!
Stuffed tomato curry – when you want that one special recipe to shine at your dinner table. With a rich sauce and a delicious spiced potato filling, this dish makes a striking vegetarian centerpiece for a party menu.