Made with cabbage, fennel, apple, dill and caraway seeds, this is the side we love to serve alongside Southern foods like Fried Chicken, brisket, BBQ Chicken, pulled pork and ribs. No Mayo Coleslaw This is the RecipeTin Family recipe for a Coleslaw made without mayonnaise that we truly believe stacks up to traditional Coleslaw in all it’s mayo-laden glory. Don’t get me wrong. I love a good creamy Coleslaw. But typically, Coleslaw gets suggested when we’re planning rich Southern menus for a family dinner....

Mixed vegetables* 3 cups Oil 1 tblsp For the spice mix Red chili powder 1 tsp Cumin powder 1/2 tsp Chaat masala 1/2 tsp Amchur powder 1/2 tsp Salt as needed Pepper powder 1 tsp Thick yogurt 1 tblsp Kasoori methi a pinch *I used Sweet potato, yellow pumpkin, broccoli, carrot, baby corn, bell peppers and Zucchini. You can add potato, radish,cauliflower,onions, Brussels sprouts,eggplant and baby potatoes too. I personally find beetroots didn’t taste well in this way ( I love beetroots) Method:...

Find the recipe on page 141 of Dinner. I’m not just doing this to torture you, I promise. This page exists to display the how-to video for this recipe which I exclusively created for my debut cookbook, Dinner. Every recipe in the cookbook has a tutorial video. To watch it, you simply scan the QR code with your phone or tablet and it will take you straight to the recipe video like the one shown above!...

This dal is one of the basic dishes in the Kerala Onam sadya menu. It is a simple dal recipe made with moong dal or toor dal along with a coconut paste. The addition of coconut, small onions (ulli), and coconut oil makes it very flavourful. This pairs well with a simple thoran or a potato curry or a kerela pappodum. Usually, we add tomatoes to our dal, but in this kerala style dal we are not adding tomatoes....

Usually, we make kuzhi paniyrams using leftover idli batter. I have posted Chettinad kuzhi paniyaram recipe in Jeyashris kitchen. This paruppu paniyaram is an instant one and just needs an hour of soaking the rice and dals. We are not fermenting the batter for this kuzhi paniyaram. So we can call this Instant Kuzhi paniyaram too. We are soaking half a cup of idli rice and half a cup of raw rice for this paniyaram recipe....

According to Google, there are 433 million results when you’re searching for a Pasta Salad. So what makes this one different? A MUST-TRY PASTA SALAD DRESSING It’s the Dressing. 🙂 It’s a vinaigrette, and it’s made using the oil from the jar of sun dried tomatoes. And it’s not only infused with sun dried tomato flavour, it’s got a bunch of other flavourings as well, all things we love – garlic, herbs, sugar, salad and pepper....

Real Pasta with Creamy Zucchini Sauce – NOT “Zoodles”! If you landed here expecting one of those low carb zucchini pasta “zoodle” recipes, you’re going to be sorely disappointed because this is about as far as you can get from a health food trend. It’s real spaghetti all the way, in all its carb loaded glory, and the zucchini pasta sauce is swimming in cream. Low carb? Absolutely not. Low fat?...

Chutneys are a staple in South Indian cuisine. Even if you alter the ingredients a little, you will get a different new taste in the chutney. I recently tried this Peanut kara chutney at home and it was a super hit. The main ingredients of the peanut kara chutney are peanuts, onion, and tomato. We are adding red chilis to this chutney which gives spiciness to the chutney. Kara chutney is popular in South restaurants, hotels, and homes....

This is an excellent salad option for a starter, or as a stylish side salad! Pear Salad with Blue Cheese This is a salad that’s all about classic and natural pairings, things we always see on cheeseboards. That’s because they just work so well together, yet you may not have thought about combining them in a salad. Combos like: ✓ Fruit and blue cheese ✓ Fruit and honey ✓ Fruit and nuts ✓ Cheese, honey and nuts (have I covered all combos there?...

I’m not just doing this to torture you, I promise. This page exists to display the how-to video for this recipe which I exclusively created for my debut cookbook, Dinner. Every recipe in the cookbook has a tutorial video. To watch it, you simply scan the QR code with your phone or tablet and it will take you straight to the recipe video like the one shown above! Curious about my cookbook?...

Traditionally dosa is made using rice and urad dal. Urad dal gives the softness in Idli and dosa. In this recipe, we are not using urad dal, instead, we are using pori | puffed rice. Puffed rice is widely used in making bhel puri. We use this for making Karthigai pori urundai. I have a huge pack of pori left after making pori urundai for Karthigai. A few days back while talking to a friend, she was telling me about this Pori dosa recipe....

Rice flour | Idiyappam flour 1 cup Mashed potato 1/4 cup + 2 tblsp Cumin seeds 1/2 tsp Butter 1 tblsp Hot oil 2 tsp Salt as needed Red chili powder 1 tsp Oil for deep frying Video of potato murukku In a wide bowl add the rice flour or idiyappam flour and add the mashed potato. For mashed potato cook the potato in pressure cooker for 6-7 whistles. Peel the skin and mash it with a fork....

It takes a lot for me to concede defeat and accept that I can’t do it all – run a business*, renovate a home, work on a cookbook and maintain my existing recipe posting schedule. Lockdown certainly didn’t help matters to increase my workload – though on a cheerier note, as of Monday of this week, the lockdown rules have been substantially relaxed here in Sydney. 🙌🏻 I found myself getting up earlier and earlier (currently 4....

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These scones are made with a food processor which is not only faster, it eliminates the risk of common pitfalls. Soft and fluffy insides, golden tops, serve them with copious amounts of jam and cream for the ultimate classic afternoon experience. Classic plain scone recipe Perhaps the simplest of all baked goods in this entire world, the humble scone surely conjures up fond memories for every Aussie. Gatherings with family and friends, school bake sales, fundraising morning teas at work, a quaint little cafe in the Southern Highlands, or your grandmother’s kitchen....

(Update: a lot of you are asking about an Instant Pot version of this recipe – you can find my Instant Pot Goat Curry!) What is Goat Curry? Whenever I make this slow cooker goat curry, I make sure to relish every bite of it. It disappears quickly around here. The sauce is full of flavor, and the meat, when cooked slow, becomes perfectly tender and juicy. If you haven’t had goat meat before, you’re in for a treat....

Welcome to Day 8 of the inaugural Holiday Salad Marathon, where I’m sharing 30 salads in a row through to Christmas Eve – just for something different to the usual sugar-loaded baking countdowns!! I’ve got a rather unique salad for you today! A SICHUAN one (but no, it’s not spicy, it’s to cool your mouth between fiery mains!): Creamy Sesame Sauce Lettuce Salad We (the RecipeTin Family) believe this salad and sauce originates from around the Sichuan and Chongqing areas of China (if any readers can confirm that’d be great!...

One of the most fabulous new salads I’ve tried in years! Strawberry Salad I’m finding more and more that I’m being nominated as the designated Salad Bringer. Something about people thinking I cook so much for my job, surely I don’t want to make something big to bring along. Pfft! Side salad? I want to do the centrepiece!!! Or a show stopping dessert! 😂 So I’ve been progressively building an arsenal of what I call “Show-Off” salads – to make myself feel better, that I’m making a worthy contribution....

My taste testers loved this and I am officially obsessed! This salad is an absolute stunner. Visually and taste. Strawberry and balsamic is a combination I discovered last year. Like tomato and basil, it just works. Sweetened balsamic, that is. Plain balsamic vinegar is too harsh. Bringing that flavour combination into a salad is incredible. I was researching online for Cajun / Creole salads to complete my 2016 Thanksgiving Feast....

Summer is almost here! And the unofficial start of summer (Memorial Day) is just days away. To help you prepare for hot summer mornings, I thought I’d share my favorite cold breakfast recipe: sweet summer cereal. This summer breakfast bowl is light but also filling. All you need to make a bowl of sweet summer cereal is: raw cereal, chopped fruit and milk (I use almond or cashew milk). What I love about my raw cereal recipe is that it’s so easy to make ahead of time....