
I crave carbs like all the time and the one thing on a hot day that would hit the spot are these chips!! Not too unhealthy as they chips were baked and the sauce cooked with very little oil How … Continue reading
I crave carbs like all the time and the one thing on a hot day that would hit the spot are these chips!! Not too unhealthy as they chips were baked and the sauce cooked with very little oil How … Continue reading
A light airy, healthy snack known as Dhokla in Gujarati Indian cuisine.
Served with a chutney of your choice these make for a wonderful treat!
I used this recipe @ http://foodviva.com/snacks-recipes/rava-dhokla-recipe/
I was very impressed by the result! Have a go and please send me pictures of any dishes you make from my blog. Would love to see and share them here.
Email me @ Shivaaydelights@gmail.com
Last week my parents popped round to my home. With lots of food as always but my Dad had an ominous looking small stainless steel container which was warm to the touch.
I took it over to my kitchen, took a spoon, opened the lid and delved in…
Ummm spicy cassava and now I’m sharing this wonderful recipe with you!
Dad, you never cease to amaze me!
Thank you, much love, D x
INGREDIENTS
1 frozen packet cassava steamed until tender. (Slice into small chunks)
2 cloves garlic crushed
1/2 tsp ginger puree
1/2 tsp minced fresh green chilli
1 tbsp sunflower oil
Black pepper and salt to taste
Fresh lemon juice to taste
Freshly chopped coriander to garnish
METHOD
In a large shallow saucepan, heat up the oil on low.
After a couple of minutes, gently add the steamed cassava along with the garlic, ginger and chilli
Stir fry for a few minutes making sure the cassava is coated in the oil and ingredients
Season with salt, pepper and lemon juice. Combine well
Eat straight away as a starter or a side. Enjoy!
My husband is always watching Indian street food videos on YouTube. This is one particular dish that he was checking and that I was extremely intrigued by.
I think you all know me by now, in that I love to cook really, really simple food and am not embarrassed in taking short cuts to get to the final yummy result!
This is one of those easy than easier recipes, yet so satisfying and filling. The protein hit from the egg and cheese really reaches the spot! Make sure that you have some ready made parathas or frozen parathas like I used in this recipe and you are ready to go my friends!
Enjoy, see you soon! Much love, D x
INGREDIENTS
Frozen paratha/ready made paratha
Large eggs
Grated mature cheddar cheese
Spring onion sliced
Chopped fresh coriander
Chilli flakes
Butter
Salt and pepper to taste
METHOD
Place the frozen paratha in a frying pan and cook through on both sides to a medium golden brown. Spread a little butter on one side
Crack one egg onto the buttered paratha and break the yolk gently. Load on all other ingredients and seasoning
Cover with a large lid on a low heat for 5 or so minutes or until egg is firm
Fold the paratha and serve with a hot chilli sauce