Learnt from mum,,oooh cool mum

This is a fusion from the Med and India - via the Middle-East. Falafel & Bhajia are both seasoned with herbs then fried. They're actually very similar recipes already - with Bhajia using Gram Flour (or Besan). The raw mixture also doubles up great as Vegetarian burgers. So just shape into burgers shapes - cook straight in the oven and no frying will be needed!

My family favourite snacks. You can sprinkle some melted cheese or chocolate for topping.

These are so delicious! Even my fussy son loves them

A snack famous in Maharashtra and bengal with different names such as in Maharashtra it is called CHAMPAKALI NIMKI and in bengal it has a very interesting name ELO JHELO NIMKI . It Namkeen Karele is an attractive treat that tastes as good as it looks. It is flaky, crunchy and super delicious. I bet not only kids, grown-ups get tempted to grab some of them. I have learned this recipe from my mother she use to make this on festivals so after getting married few years back I am continuing making them.Since then, I try making them during festivities. Karela Chaat is not made of the vegetable Bitter Gourd. This recipe is a Bitter Gourd shaped namkeen (salty-fried snack) made of flour.

#mangotango My husband is die hard fan of mangoes so he brough a lot of mangoes and requested me to make some delicious meetha with these mangoes so I made many desserts with mangoes . This cake is one of them and my husband and children loved it.

I make this often for my oldest son who says he wants a man sized portion! He inspired the title name.

My son is my muse when it comes to cooking because he loves all food in general and he loves my cooking so I try to cook food that I know he wants to eat. This is one of his all time favorite dish so I decided to teach myself how to make it.

#goldenapron#post-16

These are so delicious with a coconut-mint chutney

My mum used to made us teriyaki with sardines and I learned how to clean them. I can't find them here, so I tried with rainbow trout this time. Good with quinoa :)

Parathas are all time favorite and a full meal. My son is a fussy eater he avoids eating green leafy veggies so I keep trying new recipes to feed him vegetables. This mat paratha or chatai paratha recipe is inspired by Farida Dags from. A foodie grp.Palak is very nutritious so I have used it in this recipe.#GA4#week1Paratha theme from puzzle unscrambled...