Diwali is a season in India for sweet-making. A treasure of traditional Diwali recipes from all corners of our India.
Enjoy special dumplings as you welcome the Year of the Rabbit.
Flavoured with rose essence and cardamom powder, studded with fruit and nuts, these biscuits are delicious.
A winter soup that's yummy, hearty, and healthy enough.
Deepa Mehrotra's Diwalis in her hometown of Sitapur were full of rang.
These breakfast fajitas can be made with chicken too instead of egg. For a vegan or Jain version use 250 gm tofu crumbled instead of egg.
This wonderful-tasting gluten-free dosa is made with samo rice and sabudana.
An unusual preparation, this recipe can be made with homemade paneer and yoghurt.
Two unique Indian snacks that can be munched with drinks.
This deep-fried potato recipe will sort out your monsoon cravings.
A popular Chinese green like bok choy does very well in soup too.
Make chocolate the star of the day, and gift yourself a mid-week boost.
A khatti-meethi chutney for snacks or a meal that can be made swiftly.
Surprise, surprise, your kids, who were no karela fans earlier, will love this recipe.
Find comfort in this quick and yum poha and mung dal khichdi.
Make the most out of the fresh guavas arriving in the marker with this unusual seasonal recipe.
Treat yourself to a batch of homemade dim sum as you ring in the Chinese New Year.
This paneer in a thick, silky, yoghurt-based gravy is food blogger Sangita Agrawal's favourite dish.
The beetroot gives a hint of earthiness to this chocolate cake.
An interesting non-vegetarian version of the beasan kadhi.
A healthy soup with the creaminess of coconut milk and walnuts.
Slightly different from more standard egg sandwiches, the garlic and cheese adds a different flavour.
A steaming bowl of soup that's bursting with flavours.
Make the ragi batter in advance and store it in the refrigerator. It comes handy when you're short of time in the kitchen.
Jazz up your dinner menu with Kerala-style nethili or anchovies fish fry which goes well with steamed rice and a comforting bowl of dal.
Soup up this north Indian household staple with a chatpata ingredient.
Dress up any fresh seasonal greens with an imli-dal-coconut koottu-style preparation.
This steaming tomato shorba can be served at lunch or dinner.
In Bengali 'jhal' means spicy and 'muri' means puffed rice.
Traditional Italian fare made with eggplant, mozzarella and Parmesan cheese.
Rasam is my Amma's go-to solution for all ailments, be they a cold, cough, fever or a headache.
A wonderful addition to your weekend spread.
The two obvious best choices are to combine OTT viewing time with some good eating, because Joe, Rishi and Co don't have to be the only ones dining well.
Cubes of cottage cheese dunked in a thick gravy of tomatoes, onion, walnuts and Indian masala.
This light zucchini quiche is versatile and zucchini can be swapped for any other vegetable.
The perfect roast chicken for a gourmet weekend.
