The take it easy chef
This pan-fried masala sea bass is a great balance of flavours. It’s served on a tomato-chilli paste, and garnished with fried shallots and coriander leaves.
Kulukki Sarbat (Pineapple Limeade) is the ultimate fresh limeade from Kerala. It’s sweet, tangy, and mildly hot at the same time, making it a refreshing treat for your taste buds.
This Moroccan style lamb tagine celebrates all the great ingredients from Morocco – Slow-cooked lamb with dry fruits, aromatic spices, and olive oil.
Here is the thing about this spinach omelette. It’s amazingly simple, easy-to-cook, healthy, and with a great balance of flavours. It’s delicious!
Dal (lentils), tempered (tadka) with spices – this dal tadka is the easiest interpretation of the iconic Indian delicacy, and the only recipe you’ll need.
Chicken Pulimunchi is a unique balance of flavours. This delicacy from the Mangalore cuisine is tangy from the “puli” or tamarind, and mildly hot from an assortment of dry-fried spices.
Long before it came to be recognised as a “super food”, my grandparents’ generation knew about the benefits of moringa (drumstick) tree. In this recipe, we’ll make a moringa leaves stir-fry, or thoran, just the way my granma used to make it. Mustard seeds, shallots, curry leaves, and crushed dry chillies tempered in oil, and stir fried with another super food – (grated) coconut!
Bibimbap or bi bim bap means mixed rice. It consists of a variety of sauteed, seasoned veg and meat served on a bed of rice, topped with a fried egg, and accompanied by some hot chilli pepper sauce (gochujang). It’s delicious!
Ground meat seasoned with some great spices and onions, molded around skewers and slow cooked, that’s seekh kebab on a skewer for you.
This is probably the easiest seekh kebab recipe that you’ll come across. I have tailored it for home cooking.
There isn’t much of a preparation required to cook this easy delicacy – there are no fancy ingredients, just common stuff found in your kitchen. There is no complicated technique, but there is some serious “peppery love” involved!
My name is Arun. I am a marketing professional during the day, and love spending time in the kitchen during weekends cooking the food that I like to eat.
