These stuffed cabbage parathas are very easy to make and healthy as well since they are packed with vegetables. They are super yummy, and ideal to take to work/school for lunch since they are just as delicious without a curry. Moreover, they’re great to sneak in vegetables for the kids since you don’t notice the cabbage.
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Gulab Jamun Sandwich
Gulab Jamun are the ‘go to’ sweet dish in South Asian countries and Gaulab Jamun sandwich is the fancier and better tasting version of the popular gumal jamuns. It is a very elegant and tasty gulab jamun dish. When you look at it and taste it, it seems difficult to make. But, believe me and believe yourself, when you start the recipe, it is not too difficult and the end result is worth the effort. Nothing is too hard in cooking. Make sure to follow the recipe step by step and make the dish. It is made of Khoya, paneer and sugar.
Sooji (Semolina) Halwa
Sooji ka halwa is a type of halwa made by roasting semolina in a fat like ghee, adding a sweetener (sugar/ jaggery/ honey etc) and nuts to taste. It can be served for breakfast or as a dessert item. Sooji halwa can be offered as an offering to God (prasad) and a must offering to Goddess Durga during navratri. It is especially popular during winter, where piping hot halwa helps warm up the body and reduces congestion. It is a simple,delicious Indian sweet dish. Try it out.
Jodhpuri Mirchi Pakora (indian snack)
Jodhpuri Mirchi Pakoras also known as Rajasthani Mirchi Vadas is prepared with less spicy green peppers stuffed with spicy/ tangy potato stuffing, dipped in a thick layer of gram flour batter and then deep fried until crispy. It is a great evening snack especially on a rainy day and is served with tea and zingy coriander chutney or ketchup.
Rasmalai
Rasmalai is one of the most famous (and delicious) Indian sweets, made from milk and sugar. It’s a very rich dish, served chilled.
I love this dish; it’s often served at weddings and other special occasions. It’s similar to rasgulla, which I’ve posted before, but here thick milk is also used. They’re quite easy to make, and paying attention to detail – like remembering to knead but not over-knead – will make them even better. Try this mouthwatering recipe!
Aligarh ki Khasta Poori with Aloo Sabji
Pooris are very popular deep fried flat breads in India. These are made in different styles. One style that is very popular and is very tasty comes from the North Indian town of Aligarh called ‘Aligarh ki Khasta Poori’ or ‘ Aligarh ki Khasta Kachori’. These go well with a spicy potato curry and a yogurt preparation called ‘Raita’ to reduce the heat. Here is my recipe for this delicious dish