Indian Recipes (Most Popular)
A basic lentil dhal to which you can add any vegetables to add variety/texture/nutrition. Great with natural yogurt and steamed rice or pitta bread.
A Standard South indian dish for a Snack, breakfast, or dinner
The food Valuues used are based on NIN
Add 2 more cups chicken broth to make into Mulligatawny Soup. This is a great recipe because there are unexpected flavors that play together. When I make it, I make all veggies minced the size of the rice with my food processor. Everything kind of stands out on it's own and then intermingles/plays with the other flavors as you're eating.
My father immigrated from India to the US in 1968. He invented this omelet recipe to fuse his traditional american breakfasts with the taste of India. Best of all, this recipe has no added salt or fat. Even after changing our lifestyles and diets, my family can still enjoy our saturday omelet tradition as part of a heart healthy breakfast! We hope you enjoy this omelet as much as we do and bring a tase of India to your breakfast!
SALT - you and add it if you want - We chose not to because its not really needed.
Butter - You can use butter to grease the pan but if you are using non stick its not necessary.
Here a blended tea that will enliven, delight and refresh. Try it at breakfast for an uplifting start to the day. Stimulates circulation, warms the body, expels cold, stimulates digestion, and supports the kidney
A recipe made to tackle digestive problems, it is vegan and can be had with rice or Chapattis
This is a South Indian version and can be eaten with rice or Dhalia. It can also be eaten as a salad.