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Lauki Sabji (Bottle Gourd Curry)

on September 20, 2011

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Gujarati Undhiyu

on August 17, 2011

Gujarati Cuisine No Onion Garlic Veg Curry

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Karela Masala / Bitter Gourd Curry

on June 22, 2011

Veg Curry Vegan Recipes

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Konkani Khatkhate / Khatkhata

on May 16, 2011

Konkani Saraswat Cuisine No Onion Garlic Veg Curry Vegan Recipes

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Masala Bhindi (Okra)

on January 17, 2011

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Shahi Paneer

on January 13, 2011

Paneer Recipes Veg Curry

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Matar Paneer

on October 20, 2010

Paneer Recipes Veg Curry

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Baby Corn and Capsicum Curry

on October 19, 2010

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Methi Matar Malai

on October 12, 2010

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Bharwa Baingan / Bharleli Vangi / Stuffed Eggplants

on October 11, 2010

Marathi Cuisine Veg Curry

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Matar Malai (Creamy Green Peas)

on September 30, 2010

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Dum Aloo

on September 06, 2010

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Indian Malai Kofta Curry

on August 31, 2010

Paneer Recipes Veg Curry

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Indian Chole (Chickpeas Curry)

on August 28, 2010

Beans and Dals Veg Curry Vegan Recipes

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Maddi or Arvi Ambat

on August 19, 2010

Konkani Saraswat Cuisine Veg Curry Vegan Recipes

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Bhenda Ghash (Okra Coconut Curry)

on August 09, 2010

Konkani Saraswat Cuisine No Onion Garlic Veg Curry

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Quick Aloo Matar

on July 23, 2010

Marathi Cuisine No Onion Garlic Quick Recipes Veg Curry

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Gavarchi Bhaji (Cluster Beans Curry)

on May 26, 2010

Marathi Cuisine No Onion Garlic Veg Curry

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Chole Paalak (Chickpea Spinach Curry)

on April 29, 2010

Beans and Dals Veg Curry

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Capsicum Besan (Chick Pea Flour) Curry

on April 23, 2010

Marathi Cuisine Veg Curry Vegan Recipes

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Ricotta Cheese Pedha / Peda

Once or twice every week, my Dad used to get some treats on his way back home. Somedays it used to Kandi Pedha or Kesar Pedha. This is my attempt of making Indian Mithai at home. I might dare say, I was pretty successful. Touch Wood! Tasted and looked great! If you are a fan of milk sweets, do try this easy home made Kesar Pedha recipe made of Ricotta Cheese and milk powder. Ingredients: Ricotta Cheese (full fat) - 15 oz (about 400 gm) Milk Powder - 3/4 cup Whole Milk - 1/2 cup Sugar - 1/4 cup + 2 tbsp Ghee/Clarified Butter - 1 tbsp Green Cardamom/Elaichi - 2 pods Saffron/Kesar - few strands Pistachios/Pista - 3 How to make Pedha using Ricotta Cheese: Crush cardamom seeds and saffron in a mortar pestle to a fine powder. Finely chop or slice the pistachios or any other nuts of your choice. Heat ghee in a heavy bottom kadhai or pan. Add ricotta cheese and stir continuously. Stir until water from the cheese is evaporated and starts forming a lump. It will take about 15 -

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