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What image comes to you when you hear the word “Gajar Ka Halwa”? Gajar Halwa / गाजर का हलवा or Carrot Pudding is not food, its an emotion, its sentiment, its love. This is probably the most common halwa that one would be familiar with in the Indian subcontinent.
From decades this gajar halwa has ruled heart of millions. Most of people will have story to share linked with this traditional Gajar halwa.
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Am I the only one who dreams about crispy and spicy snack? I translated my craving to these “Stuffed red chilli fritters” or “Mirchi Pakoda | Bhajiya”, when I recently went to grocery store and found these perfect yummy red chillies. Seeing these chillies, I got immediately tempted and bought them, only to translate these into a scrumptious snack for my evening tea.
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I often meet people who say there are not many vegetables they can eat, hence they have to eat non-veg food. I have grown up in a vegetarian family, and there are options umpteen. Today I am sharing recipe of a vegetable from gourd family. This is called Pointed Gourd, commonly referred as Parwal (परवल). You can make a few things itself with this simple veg, I will try to cover those in my future posts, today I am sharing curry of pointed gourd made with potato.
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Back in August DegustaBox had kindly sent me a parcel to review the goodies which comes inside the parcel. I must admit that I was thrilled like a small girl getting her birthday present. When the box arrived (box was signed for delivery), I was super excited and box was immaculately packed!
Degustabox is basically a subscription based monthly food box full of surprises. Inside the box there are 10 – 15 products and many of these products are completely new to the market. The boxes are £12.99 including delivery. Whilst it is a subscription service, it comes with no commitments. (How nice!) They just ask that you let them know a few days before the payment for the next month is taken if you want to cancel. You can simply register for the service for yourself or give it as gift. There is an alcohol and non-alcohol version of the box and you can choose which one you prefer. How cool is that? What more!? I can share a nice discount code, which will further fetch you £5.00 discount, so your first box would be just £7.99. Remember you can cancel the subscription anytime, so worth the try for merely £7.99. Read on for the details.
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Although it was originally created to primarily disjoint and slice large cuts of meat, nowadays the chef’s knife is a versatile kitchen tool used by professional and amateur cooks alike. Due to its popularity, the market is ripe with options. In this article, we have included our top ten picks to suit a variety of skill levels and budgets.
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1997 miles! Yes thats what India measures from North to South, and “1822 miles” from east to west. With such massive country size dialects and culture changes every 50 miles and so does food and eating habits.
I never got chance to visit western part of India, and was less exposed to things it offers till moved to a cosmopolitan city. Guess what I got introduced to more flavours of India while I got to UK than I ever got in India, shocking! Isn’t it?
Kapil (my partner) is widely travelled in India and he has been to all four corners of India and he suggested me to try out thepla once from a local grocery shop in London.
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