An excellent starter or snack would be this tandoori gobi. If you are a gobi / cauliflower lover, its definitely worth trying. Tandoori paneer and chicken are common tandoor based starters. Tandoori gobi is on the same line of cooking.
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Are your from Indian subcontinent? If yes, are you from northern part of India? If yes, it is an absolute likely hood that you would have heard and ate Aloo Kachori.
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Christmas is round the corner. Where did whole year go? At the beginning of the year I had thought of making a chocolate fudge. However I never got around to write the recipe but before the year ends here is me sharing my easy to make and white chocolate and cranberry fudge.
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Who does not know about samosa? Originating from Indian subcontinent, samosa has gone all over the world and has morphed into various forms. Whilst for me the original Punjabi samosa remains most favourite, however with kids in house, I have to think of food which is kid friendly too. This apple pie samosa comes handy for the kids.
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Its full on apple season in the UK, and with no surprises apples are blooming at peak in September across many households, thanks to good UK weather and that it is common to find apple tree in backyard of many British homes.
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Ever since I moved to UK, ability to get spices, vegetables or food that you get in India is somewhat limited. I must admit that there are numerous asian stores (more so in London) where getting such asian grocery is more accessible.
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