Recipes and More
Ever notice how almost all kids love potato dishes? My kiddo loves it and so did I when I was a kid; come to think of it I still do. This aloo gajar sabzi recipe I am sharing in this post is inspired by my dad’s batata rassa (curry) recipe. He would make it for us when my […]
Simple carrot paratha recipe idea for serving in tiffins or as healthy breakfast or evening snacks. This gajar paratha goes well with all sabzis and dal.
Use this colored puri recipe to make spinach and carrot puri for your kids and family as snacks on Republic Day or Independence Day.
I usually cut and pressure cook carrots in bulk and freeze them. This saves me a lot of time when I need to make something like sweet potato, carrot, and semolina porridge, or carrot parathas. Sometimes I sneak this carrot in sabzis, not because Devansh is a fussy eater but because my husband, Kalpesh is. It […]
As I mentioned in one of my Facebook posts, Paromita is on a cooking spree. She’s trying out various kid-friendly dishes that are sure to catch even the most fussy-eater kid’s fancy. In fact if I just post Paromita’s recipes, I wouldn’t have to worry about blog content for a couple months at least. She […]
Devansh is now three and a half, and I still find a good porridge recipe useful. “My child doesn’t drink milk” is one of the most common concerns of moms of toddlers. Devansh, no longer a toddler, still isn’t a big fan of milk. So I add milk to his food, especially his breakfast meal. This […]
I wanted to make tomato and carrot soup for Devansh this time. We all know that these two “vegetables” provide us several health benefits. Well actually tomato is a fruit…but yeah, you know what i mean. :-p Tomatoes are a rich source of potassium, plus anti-oxidants in tomatoes contain good amounts of vitamins A and […]
“Winter in Mumbai” is probably the biggest oxymoron of all. Here in Mumbai, we get our woolies out when the mercury touches 20o Celsius. After the wretched October heat, we start looking forward to November, which brings with it cool and pleasant climate. And what better food than soups to welcome the winter, right? I […]
