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  Chana Dal Namkeen Recipe (Bengal Gram Lentil Snack)

  easycookingwithmolly.com - Molly Kumar

  Chana Dal Namkeen Recipe (Bengal Gram Lentil Snack): bursting with flavors, this traditional crunchy – salty Indian snack is made using chana dal and …

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  Dizzy Busy and Hungry

  

  Purple Cabbage Poriyal | Cabbage Curry With Coconut

  mycookingjourney.com - Sandhya Ramakrishnan

  Purple cabbage poriyal, a South Indian stir fry with coconut and simple spices is delicious and a perfect side dish for lunch or dinner.

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  Dizzy Busy and Hungry

  

  Dal ki Goli (Indian Lentil Balls) using Leftover Dal

  easycookingwithmolly.com - Molly Kumar

  Dal ki Goli (Indian Lentil Balls Snack): delicious and easy snack is made using leftover dal/lentil, carrots, cilantro, spices, and sweet-spicy sauce. …

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  Aloo What?!: 10 Indian Potato Recipes That Will Make You Fall in Love with Aloo

  

  Curated byShilpa Kerur

  Aloo, aloo, what?! Aloo, aka potatoes, are a staple ingredient in Indian cuisine, and for a good reason. They are versatile, affordable, and delicious. But with so many different aloo recipes out there, where do you start? Well, here are 10 of my favorite Indian potato recipes. From classic dishes like aloo gobi to more unique recipes like aloo tuk, you're sure to find a recipe here that will make you fall in love with ALOO today!

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  Authentic Kashmiri Dum Aloo Recipe

  easyindiancookbook.com - Shilpa Kerur

  Baby potatoes cooked in a mild yogurt-based curry and flavored with fennel, ginger, and whole spices; this Kashmiri dum aloo is a classic dish from …

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  Sweeten Your Raksha Bandhan with Love and Treats!

  

  Curated byShilpa Kerur

  Raksha Bandhan is a wonderful festival that's all about celebrating the amazing bond between brothers and sisters. It's a day when sisters tie a colorful thread called Rakhi around their brother's wrist as a symbol of love. Brothers, in return, vow to protect their sisters. And guess what makes this festival even sweeter? It's the yummy treats we get to enjoy together! Here are some easy and delicious "mithai" to add an extra touch of joy to the Rakhi celebrations.