Chocolate Mango Shake

Summer season is mango season and mango shake is one of the delicious shakes that I relish during every mango season. Also, this shake is one the most favourite shake amongst Indians. Yesterday I was making mango shake and I thought why not add little chocolate to it and see how it tastes and by just adding little chocolate the whole taste of it changed. Chocolate Mango Shake is awesomely delicious & refreshing drink for beating the summer heat. So enjoy this season mango shake with my chocolate twist recipe J

Shahi Paneer Mushroom

I love mushrooms and usually make it with peas or just in tomato and onion gravy. This time I thought why not try something different so I made mushroom with paneer and the result was awesome. So if you are looking for a delicious and tasty vegetarian main course recipe, then this dish is for you. It will be a sure hit at any vegetarian party. Next time you are looking for a royal dish to be served at your party then do try this recipe.

Mint Chicken Masala

Today I am sharing recipe of Mint Chicken – this dish has freshness of herbs with taste of spices. The aromatic green paste blends beautifully with the tender chicken and unfolds the most exotic taste out of it. It is best served with Nan or rice.

Beal ka serbat ( Wood Apple Juice)

Beal/Wood Apple is not so popular fruit, but quite refreshing especially during summer season. It is popular in eastern parts of India - UP and Bihar, Jharkhand, Orissa and even Bangladesh. You may heard of Bael in the context of Shivratri, where Bael leaves are used to worship. The fruit has a very hard outside covering while the pulp is very soft and slightly sour in taste. Its sherbat or panna is know to have even medicinal values and extremely helpful in preventing heat stroke during peak summer.

Black Channa Masala

Black Channa Masala 

A black channa masala is very popular recipe in most of the Indian homes.Black channa masala is made with onion and tomato based gravy and is mildly spiced.Black channa masala best with Puri/ Paratha.