Brussels Sprouts with Coriander, Mint Chutney and Nuts

 

 

Here is a light Indian twist to the Brussels sprouts. These were cooked until tender crisp and flavored with the Indian Mint and Coriander Chutney.

Of all the ways I have had the Brussels sprouts so for, this is my favorite for now. Spicy, tangy amalgamates with a refreshing splash of flavor.

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Lau-er Khosha Bata: Chutney with Bottle Gourd Peel

 

 

This is an old recipe, revived, bringing in tides of nostalgia.

A recipe that strongly arouses memories of my childhood days with my grandparents. A grandpa immersed in books and a grandma who I like to associate with having a black wooden bureau adorned with wrought iron lions handles. I would like […]

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Stir-Fried Asparagus with Nigella and Nuts

 

 

The bunched spears of asparagus splendidly speak of spring. They are at their best now – tender, fresh and slim.

 

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Shorshe Sheem: Hyacinth Beans cooked with Mustard Paste

 

 

Hyacinth beans transports me back to my childhood – of a huge family garden that adorned the front of our home and of the beautiful deep purple pink flowers. They sparked up one corner of our lush green patch. The home that belonged to all of us, where we lived as a […]

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Methi Baingan: Eggplant with Fenugreek Leaves

 

The flavors of fresh fenugreek leaves/methi are quite unusual; a bit pungent, slightly bitter in taste, but they will add some Oooomp! to a dish right away.

 

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