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Rajma-Chawal - Delicious Indian Delicacy you wanna 'Die-for'
Rajma-Chawal - Delicious Indian Delicacy you wanna '...

Rajma chawal (red kidney beans with rice) is a vegetarian delight, its rich flavor and appetizing aroma has something special to offer. Rajma Chawal is a meal in itself, capturing the nutrition and taste of authentic Indian cuisine ). Rajma is same as the Red Kidney beans known in United States. Red Kidney Beans or Rajma, is not only tasty Indian recipe, is a rich source of anti-oxidants and contains cholesterol-lowering fiber. The best rajma - chawal (rice) can be had at the obscure stores alongside the highways all over North India. This dish is undoubtedly the main attraction on the dini... Read more »

The Must Have from a North Indian Dhaba Menu
The Must Have from a North Indian Dhaba Menu

If you get a chance to dine at atypical Dhaba (road side restaurant), following are the dishes which are on the must have on the menu. Dhaba is a word famous in North India. Most of the North Indian Highways have lota and lota of dhabas serving the best cuisines. There delicacies can be compared to those of a 5 star hotels. In a typical Dhaba food is served on Charpoys (day-bed type seating) in the open air. The ambiance is not that lavish rather it comprises of a shed where all cooking is done and all dining tables or charpoys are set outside the sheds. Read more »

Lentils (Dal) The World's Healthiest Food
Lentils (Dal) The World's Healthiest Food

Lentils are to India as meatloaf is to America: the quintessential comfort food. Ranging from yellow and red to deep black, these tiny disc-shaped members of the legume family are eaten in some form at least twice a day in any self-respecting Indian household, says Kavita Mehta, founder of the Web-basedIndianFoods.Co. In fact, India is the world's biggest producer and consumer of lentils. Known as dal or daal, lentils typically are served at every meal with steamed rice or Roti/Chapati (Indian Bread). Read more »

Lentils(Dals), Pulses and Beans used in Indian Cooking
Lentils(Dals), Pulses and Beans used in Indian Cooking

Dried legumes and their edible seeds, known as pulses, are classified into three groups - lentils, beans and peas. Legumes and Pulses are a natural source of protein, high in fibre and low in fat. They have a wide range of flavours and textures and form a large part of the Indian daily diet. They are eaten either whole (with the skin still intact) or split in half (with or without their skins). The term "dal"or "daal" refers to a bean or lentil which has had the outer husk removed and the remaining lentil is then split. This ensures a quicker cooking time and a softer, creamier texture whe... Read more »


Top 16 Royal and Heritage Palaces of India

Top 16 Royal and Heritage Palaces of India

The royal palaces of India truly represent the Golden Era in India. Replicating the legendary past of the Kings and Maharajas who once li...


The Colorful Indian Delicacies

The Colorful Indian Delicacies

Most of you would agree with me if I say that Cooking is an Art, and Indian cooking is something like a canvas painted by an artist in br...

10 Best India Monsoon Travel Destinations

10 Best India Monsoon Travel Destinations

Indian monsoon season, that starts from June end and lasts till September end. Many people avoid traveling during monsoon thinking that i...

Mumbai Airport -The best airport in India

Mumbai Airport -The best airport in India

Mumbai airport has been voted the best airport in India in a survey conducted by the Airport International Council, a body of operators w...

The Trekking Trip to Sinhagad

The Trekking Trip to Sinhagad

Want to spend some quality time away from the hustle-bustle of the city life? Want to rejuvenate and de-stress yourself? Want to have a b...

Mango - The King of All the Fruits

Mango - The King of All the Fruits

Mango, the king of fruits is also the national fruit of India, available in plenty during summers. Summer is the season when Indian anxio...

Boarding Schools in Pune

Boarding Schools in Pune

India?s first Prime Minister, Shri Jawahar Lal Nehru had called Pune ?The Oxford of the East." This explains what Pune has to offer in te...

Places to See in India : Hawa Mahal, Jaipur, Rajasthan

Places to See in India : Hawa Mahal, Jaipur, Ra...

Hawa Mahal, Jaipur, one of the most beautiful monuments of India and a landmark building of Jaipur built in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap...

Top 5 Unexplored Wildlife Sanctuaries in India

Top 5 Unexplored Wildlife Sanctuaries in India

Wildlife Sanctuaries in India possess a unique status worldwide. It has the second largest base of bio diversity in the world. These unru...

Upcoming Cars in India - Expected Launches in 2011

Upcoming Cars in India - Expected Launches in 2011

So, you are planning to buy a car in 2011 and researching about the options currently available in Indian market. Before making a decisio...

Ruby on Rails Development Companies in India.... Contd.

Ruby on Rails Development Companies in India......

Ruby on Rails provides a framework enables applications to be developed in a faster and simpler manner. Applications developed using th...

What You Didn't Know About Mumbai

What You Didn't Know About Mumbai

Mumbai is the capital city of Indian state of Maharashtra and financial capitl of India. It is also the largest metropolitan city in Indi...

Bentley Cars in India

Bentley Cars in India

After doing really well in the European Markets, Bentley Motors headed to launch their supreme luxury and premium cars in India. It was i...

The Great Indian Classical Dancers

The Great Indian Classical Dancers

When we talk about the diverse art forms of India, one of these is Dance. They are also diverse and varied. The Dance forms in India can ...

Kanpur: Top Cities in India

Kanpur: Top Cities in India

Kanpur which was also known as Cawnpore is a city located in the state of Uttar Pradesh in India and although tourism is not a major indu...

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