Sattu ki Tikki is a delicious way to include the protein- and fibre-rich Sattu into your diet. Sattu is the flour made from soaked, dried black chickpeas or chana.
With this recipe, you get all the pleasure of snacking with some great health benefits. :)
These Flourless Oats Banana Energy Bars are just so easy to make and packed full of nutrition. You can make them completely sugarless as well, though I used a touch of molasses and of course, chocolate chips.
Guggillu as it is called in Telugu or Sundal as it is called in Tamil is an integral part of pujas in South India.
We make with Sundal with a variety of legumes and pulses. This version is made with Black Chickpeas (called Kala Chana in Hindi, Senagalu in Telugu, and Kothu Kadalai in Tamil).
I made this Poha with Moong Sprouts at the recommendation of a nutritionist friend to add some protein to my breakfast.
This Moong Sprouts Poha makes for a filling breakfast and quite a change from the usual poha recipes.
I learnt this recipe for Idli Upkari from Anupama Michael, my friend from school days.
It is a simple stir-fry made with idlis, and is flavoured with onion, tomato, green chilli and coconut. It is the perfect tea-time snack or breakfast.
Making a hotel-style crisp and lacy rava dosa is rather easy. You just need to get the batter right and have some patience.
My father is a legend at making the perfect Rava Dosa and I have included all the tips & tricks I have learnt from him in this post.
So yesterday I posted Podi Idli Upma and today I am here with Lemon Idli Upma.
This tangy Lemon Idli Upma was just what I need to pep up my day.
Bafela Kobi Na Muthia or Cabbage Muthiya is a delicious, easy-to-make steamed snack made with cabbage and jowar flour. You can also use wheat flour + besan, or then a mixed grain flour to make this snack.
Steamed muthiyas make for a great tea time snack.
Palakayalu are deep-fried rice flour dough balls made for Krishna Janmashtami or Gokulashtami in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
They are Andhra's version of Tamil Nadu's Uppu Seedai.
Godhuma Dosa or Wheat Flour Dosa is a crispy, lacy instant dosa that needs no grinding or fermenting.
Best served with Senaga Pindi Pachadi, this dosa is a family favourite.