Sabudana Kheer is a creamy Indian pudding made with sabudana (tapioca pearls), milk, sugar, cardamom, saffron and nuts. Also known as Sago Kheer or Tapioca Pudding, it has soft, translucent pearls and a smooth consistency that thickens as it cools. It is often prepared for vrat, especially during Navratri, but can be served as a...
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Palkova, also called Therattipal is a traditional South Indian milk sweet made by slowly reducing whole milk until it becomes thick and granular, and then further cooking it with sugar. Also known as Paal Kova, it is traditionally made with just milk and sugar. Cardamom, saffron or a little ghee can also be added for...
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Milk Peda is a classic Indian fudge-like sweet made with khoya (mawa), sugar, cardamom and nuts. Also known as Doodh Peda, it has a soft, rich texture and a pleasant milky flavor. This easy Peda recipe uses ready-made khoya, so there is no need to reduce milk for hours. The mixture comes together quickly on...
Palak Kofta, also known as Shaam Savera, is a North Indian curry with paneer-stuffed spinach koftas served in a smooth onion-tomato gravy. The koftas have a crisp spinach and gram flour covering with a soft paneer center. When sliced, the dark green and white layers create the contrast associated with the name Shaam Savera. Made...
Ada Pradhaman or Ada Payasam is a traditional Kerala sweet dish made with rice ada, jaggery, coconut milk, spices, cashews and raisins. Ada are small dried pieces of rice pasta that become soft and tender after cooking. This jaggery-based payasam is commonly served as part of an Onam Sadya and at other festivals and celebrations...
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Mawa Peda, also called Khoya Peda, is a soft Indian milk sweet made by cooking mawa (khoya), milk, sugar and ghee until thick, then shaping the mixture into small discs. This recipe is flavored with cardamom and saffron and garnished with pistachios. The added milk gives the peda a soft, moist texture, while lightly cooking...
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Onion Tomato Chutney is a simple South Indian chutney made with onions, tomatoes, urad dal, dried red chilies and tamarind. It has a balanced sweet, tangy and mildly spicy taste that pairs well with dosa, idli, medu vada and uttapam. Every household has its own way of making this chutney by adjusting the proportion of...
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Matar ki sabji is a simple North Indian dry vegetable dish made with green peas, herbs and everyday Indian spices. This easy matar sabzi comes together quickly and makes a comforting meal with roti, phulka or paratha. You can make it with fresh peas or frozen green peas, depending on what you have. The recipe...
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