Journey Kitchen

He didn't look nervous. There was a certain untouchable calm on his face that didn't match my own trembling self. My mom i...

The giveaway for The Green Kitchen cookbook is still open! Don't miss a chance to win a signed copy here ...

Recently, I asked my sister if she knew about Kale, she instantly replied with "The New Godleaf". Well, I couldn...

What a roller coaster ride last year has been. From giving up corporate job, being a new mommy, a few medical hiccups, seeing my litt...

In matter of a month  decisions were made, suitcases were being packed and for the first time we were not shopping till we dropped bef...

In blogging world like in real life, ups and downs are as permanent as they can be. Shayma Saadat from the blog -  The Spice Spoon , is...

Hey guys! I'm back. And trying to grasp the fact that a great vacation has indeed come to an end. But I must say I'm settling jus...

Tea to most Indians is like coffee is to the Western world even though coffee is more famous in Southern India. A simple cardamom studded ...

Except the few basic spices, Indian food doesn't require you to break a bank. No fancy tools or instruments required. But one utensil t...

I have eaten raw eggs. For some of you, it might be very disgusting until I tell you, I don't mean raw eggs like raw eggs in mousse or ...

I badly over ate on new year night. Its not how I planned it but things happened. It all ran like a movie in my head how I pushed that extr...

While most of you must be busy with last minute sugary beautiful baking ( I don't want to believe there are people who are all planned ...

Chutney's are an inseparable part of Indian cuisine. Be it pakora (deep fried vegetable fritters), samosa (deep fried triangular pastr...

There have been a lot of celebrations going on lately on the blog, first with the pineapple halwa for Diwali and then mutton korma for Ei...

Roti (Indian unleavened bread made on daily basis) and fried onions, if you know these two things, you can cook a meal. Thats what my mothe...

Diwali means different things to different people all over India. People worship different Hindu Gods, have different customs to obser...

I was having a hard time naming this recipe of dal which is a generic name for Indian lentils in Hindi. What you think dal actually is ? A...