Ingredients • ½ C oil • 1 Tsp black mustard seeds • ¾ Tsp yellow asafetida powder • 1 Tsp turmeric powder • 4 C peeled and grated green mango (2 big green mangoes would yield this amount) • 2- 4 Tsp red chili powder (use as required by you) • 2 Tsp salt • 1
Root vegetables are popular on Ekadasee menus. This substantial variation is ideal for cold winter days, when everyone gravitates to the warmth of the kitchen. With pooris, hot rolls or toast, your family will likely find it a welcome change from Su
Srila Prabhupada was so fond of bitter melons that he requested them in one form or another nearly every day lunch. Like most Bengalis, he regarded the vegetable as both a digestive aid and appetite stimulator. Because they are not always easily ava
There are no separate courses in a Vedic meal, though for a full-scale feast menu more than 30 dishes there is an order of serving. Fruits may be served at any time in the meal, from beginning to sweet conclusion. For breakfast, cut fruit often ma
Potatoes are a good vegetable for deep-frying and can be cut a number of ways for dramatic effects: shavings, spirals, waffles, chips and fine sticks. For this recipe you need a fine matchstick. Cut, with a maximum width of 1/8 inch (3 mm). you can
If you can find candy-like lumps of gur in Indian grocery stores, buy it, for it is hard to come by. It is made in a similar fashion to maple candy syrups are boiled down until a solid cake remains. Grated, shredded or powdered, their flavor is simi
