Here is a super easy recipe for lentil lovers and vegans. It’s dairy free and saves calories which makes it a must try. When I have a budget to follow and yet want something special for my family I go for Honey baked lentils. Lentils being economical makes the main course pick stay within the budget and the added flavors… View full recipe
Here is yet another variation for the Tex-Mex lovers. Instead of the typical fajita wraps, try our version of pasta tossed in fajita and tomato sauce. The cheese makes it even richer and creamier. Cooking time: 4 Servings: 5 Ingredients: 1 pound boneless chicken, cut into 1 inch thick strips 2 tablespoons olive oil 1 teaspoon garlic paste 8 ounces… View full recipe
Coated in honey and ketchup, these saucy, sweet and sour wings are an ultimate treat for your taste buds. Easy to make and bursting with flavor, these wings make a great side dish for Christmas dinners or any other busy day when you need your crock pot’s assistance to prepare a course and handle half the hassle for you. Cooking… View full recipe
This is a humble variation of Chicken ala King, French for King-Style Chicken. Several histories are connected to this hearty main course; it is mostly likely believed to have originated in Philadelphia in 1890’s by Chef William King of the Bellevue Hotel. This pick is ideal for people who are on the look for low-fat meals. Cooking time: 8 hours… View full recipe
An insanely famous member of the Tex-Mex Cuisine around the world, Beef Fajita strips are a handy snack to store in your refrigerator at all times to provide for the hunger pangs at odd hours. These are traditionally served with tortillas or taco but tastes equally great with rice and breads. Servings: 8 Cooking time: 4 hours Ingredients: 2 lb…. View full recipe
Presented here is the Chinese version of lemon chicken. This dish is common in Italian, French and Chinese Cuisines with native variations, but I love the Chinese way of cooking it. The chicken is originally deep fried instead of being saute as in my recipe below, but I prefer to keep a check on health and avoid the eating flamboyance… View full recipe
Given below is a rare Chinese vegan recipe; most recipes have some element of meat in them. The hot and sour noodle soup gives plenty of protein and is best for colds and influenza with its chili content and hot servings. You may add chicken mince if you prefer the non-vegan tastes. Servings: 6 Cooking time: 5-7 hours Ingredients: 1… View full recipe
This mouth-watering appetizer is originally grilled over charcoals that give it a crisp glaze over the surface. In fact, the word ‘teri’ refers to the glaze while ‘yaki’ means grilled. It gets its gloss from the honey and soy sauce that beautifully caramelizes over the chicken to give it a golden shine. Once you start munching on these, you will… View full recipe
You will love these if you adore the greens and Chinese food. The delicious concoction of vegetables, rice, meat and nuts nestle amidst the lettuce. Seasoned with sauces as diverse as hoisin and siracha, the folks will never be able to guess the intensity of fusion that the simple appetizer holds. All said these lettuce wraps is one simple dish… View full recipe
A member of Thai Cuisine, this recipe intelligently blends soy and ginger with sweet, sour and spicy flavors all at the same time. It is served with white boiled rice; treat your taste buds with flavors of the Far East. Travel time is only as long as the crock pot simmers. Serving: 6 Cooking time: 6 hours Ingredients: 1 kg… View full recipe