Kathal or Jackfruit is getting very popular now. In American stores we do not get the fresh green jackfruit very easily but we can definitely find the cans of raw green jackfruit in brine. This recipe is handed over to me by my brother and it is a hit in his house. His kids love...

Every Indian craves for a good cup of Masala Chai. As they say, any time is a good time for a great cup of tea.

My dad would always have his friends over and he would ask for coffee, so my sister came up with this easy recipe and it takes only 10 minutes to make, but no compromise on taste. As I am writing this recipe I can literally hear my dad calling for a cup of coffee.

This is the staple bread, kind of like tortilla almost made everyday in a North Indian household. I love mine with some ghee on it, but it is entirely your choice. Do not worry if you cannot make it round as it tastes the same in every shape. Made out of whole wheat flour is...

A yogurt based drink passed on to me by my sister, perfect for midday hunger pangs. This helps in soothing stomach ailments as well.

This is a lighter version of the usual, thicker creamier version of the Punjabi kadi with no onion, garlic and ginger. This recipe is given to me by my elder sister, is a hassle free, quick recipe and really works for people who do not eat onions, ginger or garlic due to their preference or...

Paneer is a very good source of protein for the vegetarian diet. I still have not met anyone who does not like paneer. You can make paneer at home with milk but if you do not want to be that adventurous you could buy at any grocery store.

Since my In laws have lived in Burma that is now Myanmar, this is one of our family’s favorite recipes. It surely is a comfort food on those cold days. We definitely make it on our Christmas get together. Hope you enjoy it as much as we do. I have the vegetarian version here but...

The Sikh temples around the globe serve food, all seven days, to everyone who walks through those temple doors. It is a very humble gesture and the sevadars (workers at the temple) serve very lovingly. This dish is one of the many items that is made at the Gurudwaras. I have used the Green split...

Most refreshing drink for a hot summer day !!