Orange Green Juices Drinking your breakfast in the form of orange or green juice is something that is uncommon for most people unless you are health conscious. However, fresh organic fruits and veggie juices are high in nutrients and easily assimilated into our bloodstream compared to most other breakfast foods. In…
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Coconut chutney Sentient Style Coconut is a source of natural, healthy fiber. They use the whole coconut for many different dishes. This is an easy, quick recipe for South Indian coconut chutney taken with masala dosa, plain dosa, or idli. Blend all the ingredients (or crush it in granite grinding…
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We can use vegetable sauce or pate for a variety of dishes. For example, Kangkong is a ubiquitous vegetable used in the Chinese communities in Asia. While using this vegetable in Asia, one of the best ways to prepare it is by mixing it with tofu and coconut milk. They…
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Pakoras are a traditional mixture of gram flour with cabbage, spices, and deep-fired. We make these at festivals and sell thousands daily to the ravers at the BOOM festival 2016. Health-conscious people favor a non-deep fried option. Here is an alternative rocket omelette without deep frying and super delicious. What…
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Everyone, adults, kids, even my friends’ pets, enjoyed nuggets, loving it. The tofu variant gives you a delicate lovable crunch. Crispy little bites have a soft, savory interior, making it quite addictive, just like any fired nuggets do. Kids love nuggets, and the Tofu version can be as lovable. These…
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So many people have gotten accustomed to using store-bought eggless mayonnaise as a substitute for the typical mayonnaise. However, while egg-less mayonnaise is one step closer to better health, it still contains preservatives, processed oils, and other chemicals. For a natural and healthy mayonnaise substitute, this tofunaise recipe has got…
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Nasturtium is a wildflower that is edible as a lovely decorative plant for your salads. Most of you uncertain about natural plants check out the site for edible wild plants and flowers, and you find a lot of them. When you live in nature, you begin to entrain with the…
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I am always experimenting with food, and my travels inspire many of my recipes in friends’ kitchens worldwide. This Kale Chickpea Sushi Roll is one fabulous outcome. We made this at my fellow chefs’ home, and we loved the form, taste, and texture of the roll. The filling was absolutely…
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Khichuri is a recipe that is simply rice prepared with yellow mung beans or lentils and different vegetables. In this recipe, we will use Ghee, which is clarified butter boiled in very low heat. Due to very low heat, the surface of the melted butter begins to solidify and is skimmed…
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Avocado chili combines Mexican Ancho chili sauce and creamy avocado to make a mildly sweet and spicy starter. Simple and yummy as a topping or dressing for crackers or tacos, eat it alongside baby corn, or use it as a simple side dish. My Mexican brother, a medical doctor now…
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Mexico has loads of different chillis that Mexicans use on almost everything edible, from savory dishes to sweet snacks to coffee drinks to chocolates. So basically, if it can be eaten, it can be spicy! The start chili for this recipe is the Ancho chili pepper: 1,000 – 2,000 Scovilles. This is…
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This is actually sort of an experimental dish that had some exceptional results. One time, there was some old barley cereal in the kitchen drawer. I decided to add half a can of coconut milk, some leftover mustard greens, some apples, and ginger. The physalis was just sitting there on…
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Tofu skin is a cream of soy milk skimmed and hung to dry out. Once the boiling soy milk surface slightly hardens, it is picked up with a stick and left to dry. After drying, it is packed in sheets or rolled up and used for various dishes. It is…
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Sweet and sour is one of the flavors that always stay young, especially in sauces and stir-fries. The base for this sauce is Rice Flour, Rice syrup (or dark brown sugar), Soy Sauce, Apple Cider Vinegar, and Water, and you can make a different variety of it with your favorite…