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Slice deseeded jamun, sprinkle black salt, chaat masala, and lemon juice. Toss and serve cold as a tangy snack. Muddle jamun ...

Blend banana, berries, or mango with curd or milk. Pour into a bowl and top with soaked chia, seeds, and sliced fruits. Add a ...

Athanu is prepared in most Gujarati kitchens using basic ingredients like oil, salt, and spices. These pickles are made in ...

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In a separate bowl, whisk the eggs until well beaten. Stir in the vanilla extract. Add the wet ingredients to the dry ...

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Wash the curry leaves thoroughly and keep them aside. Saute urad dal in oil and add green and red chillies to the pan. Add ...

Parsi cooking has a deep connection with eggs. One of the most well-loved traditions is placing a cooked or semi-cooked egg on top of vegetables, bread, or even meat. This method is known as “par eedu ...

Grind oats and mix with besan, chopped onion, chillies, water, and all the spices. Once you get a consistent batter, heat a pan and grease it with oil. Pour a ladleful of batter onto the pan, ...