A lightly spiced potato curry with tomatoes and onions

A creamy, luscious and everything fall recipe to add as a vegetarian main to your Thanksgiving table or to jus

These cookies represent the new identity of my blog so well – they are cookies, not a very traditional India

So, I am back from over a month long vacation to India and Dubai, over the jetlag, some sicknesses and all tha

Thoran is the generic word in Kerala cuisine for anything that is sautéed with coconut. You can use any veget

 It is amazing how food brings people closer, forms really close friendships and let people create and ch

Sometimes it is the simplest of things that you need a good recipe for. You know you always loved it, but neve

We never really celebrate Valentine’s day because I never believed in just one day for love (and also not to

Sunscreen. Check. Sunglasses. Check. Shorts / Dresses. Check. Flip flops. Check. Yes, you guessed it right. So

Some days of our weeks are breakfast smoothie days. V has to get to his daycare by 10.30 in the morning and he

It is Seahawks fever in this Seahawks nation as we return to the Super bowl yet again. We went out for doughnu

Growing up, I always thought that theeyal was a very elaborate dish to make. It is, in a way, elaborate, but n

It was a great weekend for the Seahawks nation, aka, Seattle. The current Super bowl champions just became the

Does it happen to you as well that, some days just get the better of you. They just tire you out. Not for any

I have a love-hate relationship with Mexican cuisine. You would think that, with all the similarities in spice

A couple of weeks ago was V’s 2nd birthday and we had the birthday party at the Seattle Children’s Museum.

Who doesn’t like hot chocolate? Especially during this cold winter months. The image of a nice warm mug of h

Baking some short bread cookies for the holidays was always on my list but I never got around to doing it. Thi

It is amazing how some things that you love, you pass it along to your children. Especially, when it comes to

I honestly cannot take much credit for this recipe. AJ got this recipe as a Secret Santa gift at his old work

I love spice. Especially during the holiday season. It somehow gives you more warmth then. A little extra cozi

I have been obsessed with adding the red curry flavor to a lot of things lately. I recently made a red curry d

A vegetarian and vegan soup recipe that is slow cooked. Perfect for this fall season and Thanksgiving!

Deliciously roasted delicata squash with some kale, feta, nuts and an olive oil - lemon dressing to form a lig

    Happy Diwali to all our readers who celebrate this festival of lights. Diwali, as you may have r

Let us take a break from all that Diwali action that is happening there and go back to regularly scheduled eve

Nothing screams Diwali in a TamBrahm household like Okkarai. It is one of those things that you make only for

Don’t worry if you have not heard of a laddoo / laddu made with Aval or Poha. I had not heard of it either,

What I like about Diwali is not just all the sweet goodies that gets made, but also the addition of savory sna

This is just gonna be one of those blog posts with not much writing from my end. I make pancakes for V’s bre

Maaladdu or maalaadoo or maladu or pottukadalai laddoo is one of the easiest no cook recipes for Indian sweets

A perfect accompaniment to dosas or idlis.

The ten days of Navarathri are days of fasting. Different people do the fasting different ways. What we do in

I am not a morning person. Which means I am not so much of a breakfast person either. But now with lil V aroun

I first made this salad several years ago. I remember that I had bought couscous and did not know what to make

Beetroot Kichadi, also known as Beetroot Pachadi, is a delicately sweet and tangy raita-like dish where cooked