Anjali Pathak
Anjali Pathak is an exciting talent in the spice arena with a fun loving and warm character. Having learnt the basics of Indian cookery from a young age, Anjali works with spice and flavours from across the globe.
Anjali Pathak is an exciting talent in the spice arena with a fun loving and warm character. Having learnt the basics of Indian cookery from a young age, Anjali works with spice and flavours from across the globe.
This recipe has hints of southern Indian spices and tastes great with veggies, especially if you need to use some up.
This recipe includes all my fave things..anything charred and chaat masala!
I adore these little snacks. If you don’t want to deep fry them then just shallow fry in around an inch of oil remembering to make them flatter so they cook evenly.
Beetroot is a great vegetable to make into a chutney or relish. The ruby red colour looks fantastic and beets pair well with the flavours of orange and ginger.
There is nothing in this recipe that I don’t love – caramelised onions, sweet dried fruit and the royal spice saffron.
I’ve been eating these traditional Indian little treats ever since I was young and I was lucky enough to be taught the recipe from my grandma. They are notoriously difficult to make and they are not low fat in the slightest, but they taste delicious and are certainly worth a go if you love them. I don’t make them often, and I always make more than I need in the hope I have a few left.
Lassis are a yoghurt drink originating from the northern state of Punjab. A perfect blend of yoghurt, water, salt or sugar and sometimes spices, blended until frothy.