Indian Cuisine Restaurant

  If you are still pondering over what to make, then you can still go ahead and indulge in some of these comfort food. 1. Soup  – Sorry we are not going to talk about how healthy it is. When you are staying indoors during the rains, a bowl of piping hot soup can elevate your soul. 2. Kadak chai:  On a rainy evening, a cup of adrak pudina chai (ginger mint tea) is perfect. If you love to be outdoors, go for a ride to soak in the rains and then stop at a roadside tea stall to have your share of cuppa. 3. Chips and Dip –  Yes, easy to make and great to have on a rainy day. Curl up with a book and savor your chips with a cheesy dip. Or better still pick up your favourite DVD and then enjoy the movie with your fill of chips and dip. Well, this is not the time to think about dieting. But don’t make it a daily affair. 4. Pakodas:  Nothing can beat the joy of having pakodas during the rainy season. Choose from onion, potato, green chilly, paneer pakodas and enjoy the ‘fried’ fare. Once in a wh

  1. Chilla Chillas are a savory Indian dish closely resembling pancakes. They are infused with spices and served with Indian pickles, sour cream, or plain yogurt. Chillas can also be adorned with chopped cucumber and tomatoes, but they’re just as good on their own. Chillas are usually prepared with chickpea flour (besan) but can also be made out of sprouted mung beans. Mung beans are a legume that’s eaten worldwide but especially in Asian countries. Besides being a rich source of plant-based protein, mung beans contain a variety of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that have been shown to combat diseases such as diabetes .  Test-tube studies suggest that they may provide anticancer benefits as well . All the same, more human studies are needed. 2. Poha A  popular Indian breakfast dish, poha is made of flattened, flaked rice that’s soaked in water and then tempered in onions and a medley of spices. When topped with peanuts and peas, it has a delightful texture. These add-ins boost t