This chicken curry is aromatic, mildly spiced and flavorful! The recipe comes together quite quickly in the Instant Pot. It is Paleo and Whole30 and you can make it AIP compliant by excluding the non-AIP spices. If you’re looking for an easy and flavorful option for a weeknight dinner, look no further than this curry! […]
Kheema is a traditional Indian dish made using ground / minced chicken or beef with a blend of spices and herbs. This Chicken Kheema Burrito consists of kheema and other veggies stuffed inside a grain free wrap and formed into a burrito! I love to eat it with a quick dairy free buffalo dip made […]
NanKhatai Biscuit (cookies) are a type of Indian cookie that is traditionally made using all purpose flour, baking soda, butter and white sugar. These cookies are crisp on the outside and crumbly or soft on the inside. They are a little bit like Mexican wedding cookies except they don’t have any powdered sugar topping. This […]
Today I want to share this delicious one pot meal recipe of cassava and shrimp(prawns). Every time I visit my favorite aunt, I always learn a new recipe! She lives in Kerala in India and makes the best Keralan food! In my son’s words…. “everything this grandma cooks is just so tasty!” Very true! I […]
HAPPY DIWALI! May this DIWALI bring lots of light and happiness into your lives! Phew! This post made it on Diwali day! And what a droolicious recipe too! So lately I have been thinking of getting my act together and plan recipe development ideas ahead well in advance so I can timely post recipes appropriate for […]
I have been meaning to post this recipe for my homemade Chai Latte for sometime now! I had recorded the video of me making it this past summer when I was recovering from Covid (that’s when I fell in love with this tea!) Up until recently, I had not been a fan of teas. So […]
When I was developing recipes for my cookbook, AIP Indian Fusion, I wanted to try making prawn cutlets. My mom used to make prawn vadas (they are mini versions of cutlets) that used to be really spicy but really delicious! I somehow didn’t get to creating the recipe for my book so this summer, I […]
Are you ready with your Thanksgiving Menu plan yet? As for me, I think I am (and I will share my menu in my next post) but I keep adding more things to the menu! That is very typical of me and it annoys my husband no end! He always keeps telling me that there […]
The holiday season is here! Yes the holidays begin early in our Indian household since Diwali, the festival of lights is usually around end of October or beginning of November. The dates of Diwali change every year since it’s based on the Hindu calendar. There are two important things to remember about Diwali – […]
When I first started on AIP almost 5 years ago, the biggest challenge for me was not being able to eat rice. Rice and curry had been my comfort food for 40 plus years and not being able to eat that was hard. I was never a big fan of wheat rotis or chapatis. […]
One of the main reasons why I have been able to stay grain free(largely!) for the last 4 1/2 years is because I try to create grain free versions of my comfort foods. My comfort foods are the foods that I grew up with. I was born and raised in Mumbai, which is western India […]
Onam is just a few days away. If you have been a regular follower of my blog, you may have seen my Onam Sadya recipes. Onam is the harvest festival of Kerala (a coastal state in southern India)and part of the celebration is having a vegetarian feast called as Sadya. The key features of this […]