Halwa is an Indian dessert typically made with fruits, vegetables and also grain as its main ingredient. But seeing as it’s October, we feel y’all deserve a PUMPKIN version.

Summer in Mumbai means ripe tomatoes. Mummy’s kitchen would always smell of the aroma of tomatoes and fennel bubbling on the stove.

Kulfi, or Indian ice cream, is an icy treat that can be found anywhere on the streets of India. It has a slight chewy and creamy texture, and boy is it delicious!

A very popular vegan recipe, dal is a hearty, stick-to-your-bones staple in every Indian home. I grew up eating this practically every day, and whenever I miss my mummy – who still lives in India – I cook up a large batch of dal using her very special recipe.

A very easy Indian BBQ dish that heralds Indian summers in to your dining room. This is Cheryllyne’s father’s recipe. It’s finger licking good!

A summer drink, this yogurt beverage can be had with any fruit OR plain. Whip it up in a blender and pour in a tall glass on a hot summer day.

When I’m asked if I would like to have chai tea, I always smile. Tea in Hindi, the national language of India, is ‘chai’. To me, an Indian, that’s like asking if I would like a cup of ‘tea tea.’

My grandmother always yelled, “Add more coriander leaves.” By that, she was actually referring to cilantro, which in India is called ‘coriander leaves.’ This is

No household in Goa is complete without this dish. My family originally comes from this state, which was occupied by the Portuguese for over 700