Celebrating Passion for Food
Learn how to make Laal Mathachi Bhaji- Red Amaranth leaves veg preparation in this blog post. This is a typical Konkani veg preparation, where the simplicity and the flavor of red amaranth leaves is allowed to shine on its own. We have not made use of too many spices so that the flavor of the leaves are not tampered in the dish. Laal Mathachi Bhaji is a dish that is commonly prepared in a Konkani household and typically served with Rice flour/Nachni Bhakri.
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Dear readers, as winters are waning off, its seasonal delicacies will gradually start disappearing from market. The bright and vibrant red Carrots won’t be red for long enough and fresh, green, tender Peas would no longer be available. Before the peas fade away completely from the vegetable vendor’s shelves, grab the fresh stock and freeze it.
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Gud Ki Chai or Jaggery Tea is a hot beverage that is consumed with great excitement in Uttar Pradesh and is a Winter treat in true sense.
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Green Garlic Chutney or Hare Lehsun ki chutney is a perfect Accompaniment to Phulka, chapati or with hot steaming Bajra Bhakaris. In Marathi it is called as Hirvya Lasanicha Thecha or Lasnichya Patichi Chutney.
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Dhaba style Aloo Matar is a popular Indian Veg preparation and an interesting variation to usual Aloo Matar gravy preparation. Aloo Matar veg gravy is a staple at my home especially during winters when Hare Matar (green peas) are available in abundance.
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Til Gud ladoos also known as Tilache Ladoo in Marathi is a delicacy prepared in Maharashtra with white Sesame seeds and jaggery as a part of celebrations of Makar Sankranti.
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Bhogichi Bhaji or Khengat is a delicious vegetable preparation, a specialty of Maharashtrian cuisine that is reserved for celebrations on day prior to Makar Sankranti. It’s made with seasonal produces- fruits and vegetables sourced directly from farms and seasoned with few basic ingredients!
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“Winter is the time for comfort, for good food, and warmth, for the touch of friendly hand, and for a talk beside the fire. It is the time for home! “
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