Gujarati cuisine is treasure trove of foods that can take you by surprise It is also referred to as 'ondhwo' in some areas of Gujarat. Here's rava handvo, which includes the goodness of lauki and ...

Gujarati cuisine has blessed us with a plethora of delectable treats. Dhokla, khandvi, thepla, and khakhra have all found their way into our kitchens and have become our own. Despite having a long ...

Traditionally, rice, chana dal, urad dal and tur dal were soaked overnight and ground to make the batter for handvo. Sangita Agrawal's Rava Vegetable Handvo can be made without fermentation with ...

Handvo is a traditional Gujarati tea-time snack. It is a spiced savoury cake made with a fermented rice and lentil batter. Known in Kathiyawad as ondhwo. Warm handvo and masala chai made with Gujarati ...

Gujarati food is not only about sweets and farsan from shops. In many kitchens, families make their own snacks at home using fresh ingredients and homemade spice mixes. While some recipes still rely ...

Prepared with zucchini, and served with salad and a chimichurri salsa, the desi version gets a contemporary twist. We put it to test by serving it to a Gujarati mum This zucchini version comes with a ...

Navratri is a unique celebration that brings together song, dance and good food. As most people get busy with fasting, garba and dandiya, Indian chefs share recipes that are easy to follow, for this ...

Recently the small town of Kutch Mandvi moved all the way from the western coast of India to Gurgaon where Bunny and I live. It wasn’t a cataclysmic tectonic plate shift. It involved merely the making ...

Handvo is a vegetable cheese cake made from vegetables, paneer and cheese. It is garnished with sweet chutney made of mango and green chutney made of coriander and chillies. This makes the dish quite ...

Did you know a piece of handvo contains 110.9 calories? Find out how many calories are there in your favourite Gujarati snacks. Who does not like indulging in those yummy Gujarati theplas, farsans and ...