Bhuna Gosht or Mutton Roast is a tasty Mutton recipe served along with roti or phulka.It is cooked with fried onions and tomato paste plus various aromatic spices which enhances it's flavours.

#reststyle - This is a traditional Kashmiri delicacy where mutton balls are cooked in a yoghurt based thin gravy. It can be found in many fine dining and North Indian restaurants. It is best relished with Kashmiri pulao, some helping of Biryani or any Indian fried flat bread.

#reststyle - This is a signature dish of the Parsi cuisine and a very popular one in any Parsi restaurants. Very spicy and tangy, no menu is complete without this delicacy where the mutton is cooked in a combination of two or more lentils and eggplants. Cubed red pumpkin, if preferred can also be added. It can be had both with Parsi biryani or flat bread.

#myfirstrecipeThis is a simple, tasty and highly nutritious recipe using cauliflower greens. These leaves are usually discarded and not eaten by most people, and I wonder why? Cauliflower greens are one of the richest source of calcium among greens.Combining these leaves with Chana dal adds protein and makes it very healthy. This is our own homemade recipe creation!Being a clinical nutritionist, I love formulating healthy recipes with the help of my mother,Mrs. Shubha Pinge; who is an expert cook. So kudos to mom and hope you try making it and like this simple recipe.

#post18 - This is a Pakistani style mutton curry called Balti Gosht, which is very popular in North India, Pakistan and UK. This yummy dish can be enjoyed with plain biryani, pulao, kulcha, naan or tandoori roti. It is unsure how the name originated. According to some sauces, it is derived from the fact that it was cooked / served in an iron wok resembling a balti (bucket). Few are of the opinion that it has it's origin from a place in Pakistan called Baltistan. Whatever be the reason, this yummy mutton curry is a must try recipe. #goldenapron

Upma Pesarattu is a very famous breakfast dish of Andhra Pradesh. The combination of Upma with Pesarattu (Dosa made with green moong dal) goes perfectly together, and with a side of ginger / onion chutney, it is a heat, just like Poori-Halwa or Khara Baath-Kesari Bath.Upma Pesarattu is one such thing, which I really enjoy in my breakfast. This is full of  proteins  and nutrients and makes a good power packed breakfast. It is very filling so you wont really feel hungry soon. Although the process looks quite lengthy, believe me it doesn't take very long if you do all the preparations before hand (like :- soak the dals the previous night, making some chutney and keep it in the fridge).Also this is my entry for the contest conducted by #ReshKitchen

Aloo gosht often triggers nostalgia for home and mothers because it’s more than just a dish—it’s an emotional memory served on a plate.Childhood comfort – Many people grew up eating aloo gosht as a weekend or special meal, often when the whole family sat together. The familiar aroma of simmering meat, potatoes, and spices instantly takes you back to those moments.Every mom has her own way of making aloo gosht—whether it’s how she browns the onions, balances the spices, or lets it cook slowly until the potatoes soak up the gravy. That unique taste is tied to her care and effort, something no restaurant can fully replicate.The warmth of the kitchen, the clatter of utensils, the smell drifting through the house—it all becomes part of the memory. The dish isn’t just food; it’s love, safety, and belonging.It’s why even as adults, one whiff of aloo gosht can feel like stepping back into your mother’s kitchen.

Amaranthus called Thotakura in Telugu and Arakkerai in Tamil is a common leafy vegetable cooked in South India.I have just twisted it a bit and used Panchmel Dal(Toor, Masoor, Moong, Chana, Udad dals) instead of Toor Dal which is used regularly for this.

Its spicy, tangy, pickled curry would rock your taste buds. I used to make it with ready made packet masala few years back. But now I use my own spices to make this for special occasions. The pickle spices and the aroma of achar gosht will make your loved ones tummy roll.

This is a very delicious mutton curry from the hill state of Himachal Pradesh. Mild in flavour, it is cooked in a buttermilk and roasted gram flour based gravy with a wide array of aromatic spices. It is cooked in mustard oil for that authentic touch and is relished with any type of Indian bread or rice. So follow a step by step method with photos to prepare it.

Mutton cooked in succulent marinated yoghurt and spices gives a flavorful taste which goes yummy with rotis/naan.

Khaman pizza, also known as Dhokla Pizza is an innovative idea that turns your regular khaman into something more interesting! Healthy, as well as quick and easy, khaman pizza (Dhokla Pizza) is one of the best recipes to try when you’re craving something delicious to eat! With plenty of delightful vegetables and cheese, this is one of the perfect snacks. You can even make this dish by not adding cheese and it will still taste absolutely amazing! Follow this recipe here youtu.be/_3AJ2vL9KL8