Recipes


My apologies, but is it okay if I just list down the recipes and not make sections (like non vegetarian, appetizers, etc.)? Please do bear with me, I shall do that once I get enough time.

Recipes:

 1. Fish in Lemon Mustard Sauce with Honey

 2. Spaghetti in White Sauce and Curried Sausages

 3. Fish in a light Spinach Curry

 4. Spicy Fish Bake

 5. Matar Mushroom or Mushroom & Peas Curry

 6. Quick Zero-Oil Chicken & Vegetable Stew

 7. Duck Curry with White Gourd

 8. Orange Mustard Chicken

 9. Methi Paneer or Cottage Cheese with Fenugreek Leaves

 10. Pumpkin Flower Fritters

 11. Methi Fish or Fish with Fenugreek Seeds

 12. Fish Head with Bottle Gourd

 13. Chicken in Cheese Sauce

 14. Sweet & Sour Fish Curry

 15. Quick & Easy Bread Snacks

 16. Easy Peasy Crumb Fried Chicken

 17. Fish Kalia

18. Honey Drizzled Chicken Wings

 19. Malai Paneer (Cottage Cheese in Cream Sauce)

 20. Dahi Chicken or Chicken in Yogurt and Fried Onions

21. Chicken in Coconut Milk

 22. Spicy Fish Curry 

 23. Chicken Wings in Hot Garlic Sauce

24. My KFC-style Fried Chicken

 25. Spicy Coorgi Pork Curry or Pandi Curry

 26. Amritsari Fish Fry

 27. Mutton (Goat Meat) Soup or Mutton Curry

 28. Thai Green Curry

29. Cheese-stuffed Chilly Peppers or Bhajji/Pakoda

30. Super Simple Ginger Chicken

 31. Sri Lankan Devilled Chicken

 32. Chicken Biryani

 33. Masala Baingan (Spiced Brinjal/ Aubergine/ Eggplant)

 34. Special Crab Curry

 35. Corn Palak (Sweet Corn in Spinach Gravy)

 36. My Favourite Biryani in Bangalore

 37. Chilli Basil Chicken

 38. Noroxingho Maas or Fish in Curry Leaves

39. Til Chicken or Chicken in Sesame Seeds

 40. Herb Roasted Chicken

 41. Jika Maas or Fish & Ridge Gourd Curry

 42. Chicken Kabab Masala

 43. Tangy Pressure Cooker Paneer (Cottage Cheese)

 44. Masala Squid or Spicy Squid Curry

45. Rocky & Mayur's Mutton Korma

 46. Chocolate Ice Lollies - The Doodle Way!

 47. Ma's Vegetable Cutlets

 48. Spicy Crumb Fried Fish

 49. Spicy Chicken Roast, Indian-style

 50. Orange Chicken

 51. My Sis's Cheese and Semolina Cake

 52. Hyderabadi Chicken

 53. Chicken with Mustard Greens/ Lai Xaak

 54. Lemon Chilli Chicken

 55. Cheese Baked Fish

 56. Whole wheat (Atta) Chicken Momo

 57. My Desi Spicy Chicken Roast

 58. Mutton/Goat Meat Masala or Spiced Goat Meat

 59. Doi Maach or Fish in Yoghurt Sauce

60. Flavour of Goa: Goa Sausage Curry

 61. Hungarian Chicken - our style!

62. Black Grapes Jam

63. Flavours of Malaysia: Lemongrass Chicken Curry

64. Whole roast chicken in an air fryer

65. Crispy Chicken Wings in Air Fryer

Miscellaneous:

1. Food Chronicles of my Assam visit (with some Assamese recipes)

 2. Happy Diwali!

 3. I am off to EAT and TRAVEL!

4. Eat, Shop @ Madikeri (Coorg Part 2)

 5. My Theme Party!

 6. Food Fiesta in Kolkata

 7. On an Omani food trail...

 8. The forbidden meal

9. Eating out in Ooty

10. Takeaway level: Singapore

11. Food Fiesta in Kolkata - Some more!

12. An Assamese meal at Delicacy, Bangalore

13. KL Diaries: Top 3 food courts to enjoy your meal in Kuala Lumpur

14. Penne Pasta in Tomato Cream Sauce and Goan Choriz

Comments

  1. Anonymous1 March 2017 at 01:14

    I recently made the Goan sausage pasta following the recipe you gave and it turned out great! Your whole post was really awesome. Can't wait to try other recipes on here. Thank you :-)

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    1. Sangeeta5 March 2017 at 20:49

      Oh thanks so much, Divya! Glad that the recipe worked out :) Your comment made my day!

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  2. rima23 August 2017 at 07:33

    Hi Sangeeta,as an Assamese myself, I feel so proud that another woman from Assam has penned such a wonderful blog, doling out amazing recipes. Cheers to that and keep posting such great stuff in your blog.

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    1. Sangeeta31 August 2017 at 05:22

      Thank you so much Rima. I am so humbled by your words. Thanks for visiting :)

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