How about trying a vegan, gluten-free, oil-free, refined sugar-free, soy-free recipe? I’m sure at this moment just one thing strikes your mind. Will this vegan recipe be boring or tasty? Well, it simply depends on the cooking method and the ingredients you use to either kick a recipe or make a recipe yet bland. Let’s... Continue Reading →
Add Colors on Independence day with Chicken Dopiaza
Hey pals! How are you doing? Hope you have enjoyed my vegetarian recipe, Dal Makhni (Black Lentils, Red Kidney Beans and Indian Spices Gravy). India is not only popular because of it's vegetarian recipes but non-vegetarian delights equally rule over the heart of millions. I am preparing Chicken Dopiaza today, wherein Hindi language "Do" means... Continue Reading →
Celebrate Independence Day with Dal Makhni
15 August plays very important role for Indians. Overthrowing colonial British rule led to India's tryst with destiny, which was a major speech delivered by Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India. Independence day is also celebrated in New York and other major cities in US. It is observed that more than 50,000 Indians... Continue Reading →
Cheung Chau Bun Festival and the Vegan Recipe
Highlighting wild lion dances, vibrant parades, funny bun scrambling contest and showcasing bun towers, here comes the most lively and colorful Hong Kong Festival, the Cheung Chau Bun Festival. This festival portrays tradition and folklore of China. The centre of attraction includes giant bamboo mountains which are covered with homemade buns. These are set up... Continue Reading →
Celebrate Nepali New Year with Pork Choila
Bisket Jatra marks the starting of the Nepali New Year, AKA Navavarsha. The celebration of the festival goes on for a week. The festival is celebrated with great pomp and show accompanied by parades, parties, family get together and ofcourse huge family dinner. Infact, for a foodie like me, that's the best part, haha! Bhaktapur... Continue Reading →
Texas Independence Day and Red Wine Beef BBQ
My cousin was in Texas last week for his business needs. He got lucky as his trip was planned to coincide with the Texas Independence Day. Celebrated on March 2, this day marks the birth of Texas after its partition from Mexico. He went to this historic site “Washington-on-the-Brazos” with his colleagues, where he got... Continue Reading →
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