I have always cooked cluster beans to make a subzi. Never thought of adding it to a dal to make it more nourishing... Good idea and quiet tasty!!

An absolute blend of fibre rich ingredients which would be good to keep constipation at bay during pregnancy. Not too spicy and perked up with coriander, this is a great addition to a healthy pregnancy diet.

I just love the way you combine a bundle of healthy ingredients to make a delicacy. These multi nutrient khakhras are too pleasing to the palate and I often carry them to work to much on during the day.

A good combination of veggies tossed together to make a healthy stir-fry...Devoid of all readymade sauces and spiced up with just chilli flakes and oregano, this is super delicious delicacy.

The ingredients are quite simple but worth a try to gain many nutrients at one go. Of course rolling these rotis take a wee bit of time, but they are very filling when served with just plain curds.

Assorted flours used to make idli which are a great option for breakfast. They are not as fluffy as the rice and urad dal idli but I enjoyed them with piping hot sambhar.

Oh wow! Use of cauliflower greens to make a snack.... I tried this snack as I am anaemic and have been advised to increase my iron levels. It turned out to be extremely delicious. Will make it more often now.

Jowar flour, matki, whole wheat flour and coriander - all teamed up to make a healthy Indian bread which can be relished as a main course with a subzi of your choice or as a snack also.

Well chosen combination of ingredients to make a healthy iron rich snack for mums-to-be... Kids are also sure to relish them.

Eye appealing recipe.... The green paste of this recipes is so tasty that any vegetable or paneer will pair well with it...Finally just spiced up with garam masala, this quick recipe is a diners delight!

I made this chikki at home and it turned out to be superb!! The rolling has to be quite fast once the mixture has been cooked which will ensure nice thin pieces of the chikki.

I like bulgur wheat and I loved this risotto made with it also... Without rice, cheese and cream, this modified version of risotto is a great addition to a diabetic diet.

Quite filling!! Nice idea of making moong dal falafel so they bind and cook well in an appe mould... This a way to do away with excess fat. The low-fat curd dressing gives the needed moistness to the pitas and thus make it more appetizing.

I love paneer and liked the idea of mixing it with healthy dill leaves to make a quick filling breakfast. I had toasted the bread in a pop up toaster rather than tava and I couldn''t find red curly lettuce, so I replaced it with iceberg lettuce. But the final outcome for just awesome....