Showing posts with label Lime Juice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lime Juice. Show all posts
Friday, February 14, 2014
Masala Sev | Crispy Gramflour Noodles | Indian Namkeen Recipes
One of the things I loved growing up in India was the variety of Namkeens (dry snack mixes) that were available. Apart from the delicious namkeem my Mom made at home, the stores always stacked so many crispy and crunchy snacks!! In Mumbai especially, namkeens catering to all needs and communities are available - south and north Indian style namkeens are available just round the corner. But lip smacking namkeens and snacks enjoyed by the Parsi community, the Gujarati community, the Jain community, the Punjabi community, the Bengali community can be found in areas dominated by such populations.
Monday, July 8, 2013
Gajar Marcha no Sambharo | Fresh Carrot Green Chili Pickle
Fresh pickles are famous in India. Every year when the first vegetables or fruits of the season make an
appearance, people rush out to but these tender treats and make fresh pickles with them. Fresh pickles are generally made with raw ingredients and seasoned with spices and a little oil. They are meant to be eaten with the meal for which they are prepared. Sometimes they may be kept in the refrigerator for a day or two but no more.
Labels:
Carrot,
Fresh Pickles,
Garlic,
Green Chilli,
Gujarati Kitchen,
Lime Juice,
Mustard,
Pickle,
Side Dish,
Vegan
Monday, November 22, 2010
Warm Autumn Three Bean Salad
Salad is not the first thing that springs to mind come Autumn. However, the harvest bounty at this time of the year can and does yield some excellent vegetables, beans, and fruits for seasonal salads!! I love to serve this salad with warm Crostini slices drizzled with olive oil.
Labels:
Black Pepper,
Carrots,
Dark Raisins,
Garbanzo Beans,
Garlic,
Green Beans,
Healthy Eats,
Honey,
Lima Beans,
Lime Juice,
Onion,
Salad,
Salt,
Sweet Corn
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Avocado & Pepper Salad with Lime-Roasted Cumin Dressing
We are seeing a lot of avocados in the market this winter. Avocados are a beautiful pear shaped green fruit, a berry really, with a soft buttery flesh. They are seen most popularly in guacamole, but you can eat avocados in sandwiches, sushi, use it pureed to thicken curries, in milkshakes, ice creams, and desserts. In a salad, they are divine! Pick a ripe but firm avocado for this salad. For the dressing I used a classic lime dressing with olive oil and honey. The roasted cumin adds great flavour and depth to its taste.
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