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Mango Khichdi

Boil rice and Bengal gram with mango juice, water, salt and turmeric. Make a paste of cumin seeds, chillies and coconut. Keep aside. ... more >>

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Saasav

Wash mangoes, peel them and extract pulp. Grind mustard seeds, grated coconut and chillies to a fine paste and add it to the mango pulp. Bring the mixture to a boil... more >>

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Hot And Sweet Mango

Heat oil and saute the mango till done. Remove from oil. Add onion and stir-fry for two minutes and remove from oil. Add the seasoning and fry for a few seconds. ... more >>

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Scintillating Sweet Mango Rasam:

First pressure cook the toor dhal with water and add a pinch of turmeric powder to it. Mash it well and keep it aside.Boil the tamarind water (the 2 cups extracted from the lime sized ... more >>

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Mango Fried Rice

Wash and soak Basumathi Rice for 10 minutes. Heat half a teaspoon of Ghee and fry the Rice which is taken directly from water.Fry till moisture is absorbed (about 2 minutes)... more >>

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Mango sambar

Boil dhal with little of turmeric powder. Cut onion & tomato into small pieces. Peel mango and cut into big pieces. Heat oil and season with mustard and urad and other items ... more >>

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Snack in a snap - Aloo Tuk

We are always in need of quick recipes for snacks that can be served in a jiffy when unexpected guests arrive. One such interesting recipe sent by a Sitagita member Neerja is that of ALOO TUK...more>>

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A tasty dip you can make at home- Hummus

Foods have transcended continents and exclusive, exotic dishes have found their way to every nook and corner of the world. Thus, Indian food, once a delicacy, has spread its tasty presence everywhere and there is a great demand for Indian dishes... more >>

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Peas pulav

Wash, soak rice for 15 minutes and drain. Set aside. Heat ghee, butter or oil in a wide frypan and fry the cashewnuts until golden. more>>

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Rice flakes dosa

Rinse and soak rice, aval and urad dhall in water for 1 hour. Wet grind the above with salt into a nice batter. more>>

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Crunchy corn salad

In a large bowl, mix vinegar, oil, pepper and garlic. Add corn, spring onions, tomatoes, and bell pepper. more>>

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Orange peel delight

A chutney that goes well with almost anything - Rice, Rotis, Dosas or Idlis. And the best part - It is made with orange peels that you usually discard or throw. more>>

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Baby potatoes and greens salad

Bring a saucepan of water to the boil and cook the potatoes until just done, about 8 minutes. Do not pressure cook. more>>

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Simply ridge

Skin the ridge gourd and chop into small pieces. Heat oil in a tawa and add mustard. more>>

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Spicy Sesame

Chop raw onions into tiny pieces and keep aside.Heat one teaspoon of oil in a tawa more>>

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Pumpkin seed sauce

Pour the oil into the frying pan. Add pumpkin seeds, chopped onions, crushed garlic and all the pieces of bread. Stir till bread gets golden brown. more>>

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Avocado salsa

Mexican food is now in great demand the world over. And no wonder too. It`s refreshing, it`s tasty and it`s different. more>>

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Southern spice

Here are two main dish recipes that Indian women will enjoy making .... more>>

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2 spicy curry recipes

Side dishes or curries complement the main dish. Spices are generally added for flavour. Many of them are nutritious and rich in fibre. more>>

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3 Main dish recipes to tickle your palate

3 Main dish recipes to tickle your palate ..... more>>

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2 Curry recipes for winter

Winter is the time to try out new recipes. We have two curry/side dish recipes for you. Hope you enjoy making them. more>>

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Healthy salads

Salads are a nutritious addition to food. They can be made in many ways, some with vegetables, sprouts, steamed vegetables or fruits. more>>

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Rainy day recipes

The rain keeps up a relentless assault. The wind whistles round the house. There`s water, water, too much of water. It`s days since you`ve felt the warmth of the sun on your back. more>>

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Dhokla

Mix the besan with 3/4 cup of water. Add the salt, sugar, and the citric acid.... more>>

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Carrot beans curry (porial).

1 heaped cup of carrot (cut into small pieces)1 heaped cup of beans (cut into small pieces).... more>>

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Cauliflower pulao

Try this different variety of pulao and see it disappear like magic. more>>

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Stuffed potatoes

Surprise your family and friends with this wonderful delicacy. more>>

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Potato pancakes

Delicious pancakes with potatoes - finger licking good! more >>

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Vegetable florentine

A wholesome baked dish full of goodness - every bite is simply delicious and the best thing about it, is that it is totally low-cal! more>>

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Tomato gravy

This is a delicious accompanying sauce for many Western dishes. You can substitute it for tomato puree in all recipes. Rich in Vitamin A, C and K and chromium, it is great for the complexion too. more >>

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