Tirphal or teppal is used a lot in Konkani cooking. It has a very distinct flavor that goes very well in coconut dishes. You can read more about this spice…
I have been preparing very simple dishes for last couple of months. Occasionally I make something new, but it is almost impossible to click pictures these days. If at all…
My cooking has changed a lot in last couple of months. I tend to make more simpler dishes these days. In a day, I get about 30mins-1hr sometimes to cook.…
We have a big garden in front of our home, where we have grown different types of banana plants, coconut trees etc. We have both types of banana plants -…
Puran polis and Sukrundes need a very dry stuffing. The water from cooking the chana dal is not used for these preparations. So instead of wasting this nutritious water, it…
Mulangi Saang are tender beans of radish that have small seeds. If you don't take out radish roots when they are grown and leave for few more days, the plants…
Ambe Haldi(Konkani) or Mango Ginger(English) is very rarely available at our place. These roots look almost like turmeric(Haladi) root and have a strong aroma of mangoes, hence the name Ambe…
Buttermilk is called Tak (or Taak) in Konkani. Taka kadi is one very simple dish, where buttermilk is seasoned with either garlic or normal seasoning. This is not a Konkani…
We both love ambat(gravy) with garam masala in it. There are many dishes with this traditional paste in it - like mushroom gravy, masoor bhaji, potato bhaji, green peas kurma…