Matar paneer is a very simple yet delicious curry made from “matar” (Hindi for “peas”) and paneer (fresh cheese). This recipe is a simplified version of the original Indian Matar Paneer, but it is still a powerhouse of flavor and richness.If paneer is not available in your region, you can easily make your own with just two simple ingredients: whole milk and lemon. There is a recipe on my page you can easily follow.NOTES:* Paneer should look like the picture, not not over brown or they will harden. It’s a okay if not all sides get brown.#CA2025

#5ing - Chire Bhaja (Fried Beaten Rice / Poha) in general is a very popular Bengali snack. They can either be savoury or sweet. This is the latter version. I have very fond memories regarding this particular recipe. As a child this snack was a regular feature in my house. My late mom would dish out this in a ziffy, especially as an evening snack whenever I used to have hunger pangs. So preparing this after ages.It is very simple and a yummy snack. Just mix the fried beaten rice with some fresh grated coconut, mixed chopped nuts and some sugar. You are done and ready to savour it. For a healthier version, you can skip the sugar and add some raisins or chopped dates. So do give it a try and I'm sure you'll love it.

Very popular starter in India. It is made of potatoes, spinach, green beans, peas. It’s nutritious as well as delicious.These kababs can be baked too.

#goldenapron 19This recipe is a traditionally bihari cuisine served as evening snack and also served to gods as prasad especially during the chhath puja.

#GA4#week_19#MethiMethi malai matar is a rich creamy preparation of methi and peas in aromatic spices . This is one of the famous North Indian curry. The flavour of methi, matar and malai with spices is an outstanding combination which complements each other amazingly. It pairs beautifully with naan , paratha, it has many nutritional benefits,

#lunch2Vegetable pulav is a spicy rice dish prepared by cooking rice with various vegetables and spices. The ancient Hindu text Mahabharata from India, mentions rice and meat cooked together, and the word "pulao" is used to refer to the dish in ancient Sanskrit works, such as Yajnavalkya smrti. A pulao is a dish consisting of rice and a mixture of either lentils or vegetables, mainly including peas, potatoes, french beans, carrots or meat, mainly chicken, fish, lamb, pork or prawn. It is usually served on special occasions and weddings, though it is not uncommon to eat it for a regular lunch or dinner meal. A pulao is often complemented with either spiced yogurt or raita. Biriyani is another rice dish in the Indian cuisine, similar to pulao, albeit with a different cooking method. The main distinction is that a biryani comprises layers of rice with meat or vegetables and it has more spices, the pulao is not layered and is cooked with light spices.

Aloo Poha (flattened rice with peas spices and potato) is a common breakfast in many parts of India. Many street vendors sell it early in the morning and some serve a side of a pea curry with it. My best poha experience was in Bhopal and Varanasi. This recipe is a mix of Maharashtra, MP and UP style poha. We skipped the shredded coconut to preserve the North Indian taste. It is a nice dish for brunch and should be eaten either with pickle, chopped onions and even with a sprinkle of sugar.

Matar Paneer is an all time favourite in India

Eaters popular from the Middle containing a wonderful mix of pasta, rice, onion, garlic, lentils, chick peas and hot chili served with green saladDish unique to the Egyptians and Turkish

This is a traditional Bangali main dish and this is usually spicy but can be toned down according to preference. Green peas and nut can also be added if wanted and it's easy to make and usually served with egg curry or spicy meat

#reststyleA mildy spiced, creamy , north indian dish made from fenugreeek leaves and green peas and Indian spices.https://pepkitchen.com/recipe/methi-malai-matar-fenugreek-and-peas-curry-with-cream/

#5 pmThis is a quick and easy crispy fried poha and a great accompaniment as a tea time snack and can also be stored for few days in an airtight container.This is also a travel friendly item and can be carried while travelling.Different regions prepare this in various ways and this is a common item in every household.