Anshu's Food Odyssey

Khichdi is a wholesome and delicious one pot meal recipe that is made with rice, lentils and often few vegetables. Light on the palette, it is easy to digest and can be made just under 30 minutes. If you are looking for an easy meal preparation that is also loaded with all the nutrition, Khichdi, undoubtedly is a right fit. Having said that, while many-a-times, it is made using dhuli (split yellow) moong dal, I prefer mine to be made with the chhilka (split green) moong dal. Also, it can either be made plain or with an array of seasonal veggies, which further makes it tastier, nutritious and wholesome. Pair it with some yogurt, papad or pickle to make it even more comforting. The recipe is gluten-free and can also be made vegan by replacing ghee with oil. Without wasting any time further, let's scroll down for the recipe of khichdi below. CHHILKA MOONG DAL KHICHDI | INDIAN RICE & LENTIL PORRIDGE INGREDIENTS Rice - 1/2 cup Split green moong dal - 3...

Weekend dinners at our place are meant for some Non-Indian recipes, highly preferable being Thai, Italian or Chinese. This beautiful recipe of spaghetti in creamy broccoli, spinach and walnut sauce is something that was the showstopper on our table last Saturday night and was loved to the core by everyone in the family. The sauce of this spaghetti recipe makes for its fundamental ingredient. Loaded with spinach, broccoli and walnuts, its rich in vital nutrients such as iron, calcium, anti-oxidants and essential amino acids. The best part is, it comes together in no time and can be used in variety of dishes other than pasta. Use it as a spread on your favorite bread or have it as a dip along with nachos, chips or any other crispies. And oh! did I tell you, this sauce is very light in terms of calories as it is sans off the cheese and cream. So, if you are watching your weight and crave for some creamy pasta, this is just for you; enjoy it without any guilt. Spag...