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M y hubby ensures that we eat one particular type of vegetable everyday. So on the normal weekdays, I have to compulsorily prepare one type of a subzi. In the weekend's itself myself hubby gets loads of vegetables at home. My fridge gets loaded and normal

This recipe was taught to me by my neighbor aunty.She was a catering student n i learnt more restaurant style recipes from her.This recipe is masala stir fry of hard boiled potatoes.The original recipe was to fry the potatoes in butter but my H i used oil

Boneless Chicken pieces-500gms( you can also use Chicken Drumsticks) Olive oil/ Butter/ Ghee for basting First marinade ingredients Ginger and Garlic paste-4tbsp Red Chili powder-1tbsp( +/-) Turmeric powder-1/4tsp Hung curd/ Thick c

Here's another favorite from the annals of comfort foods: Potato Pancakes. The thing is, what most people know as potato pancakes bear no resemblance to the potato pancakes we had growing up. Most people know the kind of potato pancakes made from shredde

Kundapur style Spicy Mutton Serves: 3 - 4 You will need 300 g mutton ( lamb ), cut into medium size pieces or boneless mutton 2 tablespoon oil 4 onions, medium size, finely sliced ( separate each layer ) 1 - inch piece ginger, finely chopped 12

and Kahlua"> If pies were wishes then I would wish this French Silk Pie for everyone! Hands down my most favortist pie ever. While I ve seen several versions of this pie over the years, they ve always been made with a regular pie crust or a regular pi

How to make Benihana Ginger Salad Dressing ? Get free clone restaurant recipes for Benihana Ginger Salad Dressing including all the ingredients used. It tastes great, easy to make after you chop everything up. Benihana Ginger Salad Dressing Ingr

Really awesome Boston Market Creamed Spinach Recipe that s easy and delicious. Get free copycat restaurant recipes for Boston Market Creamed Spinach including all the ingredients used. If you like creamed spinach, you will love this one. Not a com

After styling the food tables for my friend's baby shower and my husband's birthday , I've been eager to design a holiday dessert table for my parents. This year, I decided to go with a red and white theme (maybe because my parents live in Canada). An

Mooncake season is here and I've always like those little golden pillows of lotus paste and pandan paste and red bean paste. Until a few years ago you could only find two or three traditional types of mooncakes but now you can find all sorts of new Snow S

In the same passion of cooking adobo garlic fried rice , I have experimented with many other variations using different leftover meat; basically whatever is available in our kitchen. My latest trial is using some excess ?bopis? and it came out quite fi

We love eating! We love shopping! We love fresh finds! We love music! We love art! We love culture!........... We just love everything!! And we found a perfect place where there's more to love about ---- where you can enjoy shopping, do you

Strawberries... beautiful, red, juicy and sweet little gems... I love them so. I live in the Salinas Valley (California) where Driscoll berries grow in fields that are part of my daily commute. My local farm stand, "The Farm", grows their own organi

Pretzels butter cream of chicken soup cheddar cheese chicken onions (optional) water As you can see from the ingredient list, you probably have most, if not all, already in your kitchen. This recipe was originally sent to me making it without the chicke

When I first became a vegetarian, I wasn't a big fan of veggie burgers because I didn't want anything that was like meat. As time went on, I no longer associated veggie burgers with real burgers. They are truly tasty sandwich choices in their own right.

Today I am posting a very authentic dish of Karnataka and Telangana made with raw mangoes. It needs less ingredients, right now I am sharing this recipe made with jaggery for those, who are diet conscious, but can be prepared with sugar too(with same meas

Here is a quick post just to keep pace with my fellow blogging marathon runners. Am so unwell today that thought of giving it a miss but their enthusiasm kept me going. Sujir payesh or loosely translated as Thin Semolina/rava kheer or pudding is a

This year, our Holi celebrations are going to be done on a very low key by just going to the temple to pray, as we feel that we shouldn't be celebrating in a big way whilst our friends in Japan are going through a tough time. Since childhood, Japan has

It s been very hectic the past days with so many things to do that I hardly find time to post or visit my favourite blogs. I am going to make a quick post because I want to thank all of my readers which have reached Kopiaste to over 1.000 hits a day.

"Makówki is a traditional poppy seed-based dessert, most notably in Silesia where it is served almost exclusively on Christmas Eve (and perhaps on the following days, as long as the supply prepared for Christmas lasts). The main ingredient are: sweet whit

Parotta is one of the most interesting dish not just to eat but to make as well :) I have loads of memories of admiring the road side parotta stalls. The parotta master(that is how the chef is called locally :P) does it so tactfully and with ease. He

Quiche has become a regular in our home. I made one with leftover ham and spinach last weekend. It is very easy to make quiche with almost any ingredients you have inside your refrigerator especially leftovers like bacon, broccoli, leeks, mushrooms, onion

Rava Dosa Ingredients:- Rawa / Sooji 1 cup Maida 1 cup Rice flour 1 cup Curd 1-1 1/2 cup Sugar 1/2 tbsp Cooking soda 1/4 tsp Zeera 1/2 tbsp Curry leaves few Rai 1/4 tbsp Salt as per taste Oil Metho

Many Sugee cakes are made with Ghee (!!!) and by the creaming method of incorporating the ingredients. This gives birth to a harder texture which in all fairness makes it difficult to call it a cake. The traditional Eurasian dessert kinda resonates memori