Singdana ni Chiki – Peanut brittles Need: 1. Medium frying pan 2. 1 cup shelled peanuts 3. 1/2 cup jaggery ( gaud)or little over 1/4 cup Sugar 4. 2 tbsp of water 5. 1-2 tsp of ghee for greasing. Method: Heat the pan on medium heat and add the peanuts Roast the peanuts while stirring...
Chaa Recipe: For 4 People Need: For 2 cups of Chaa 1 cup water 1 cup milk 11/2 tsp tea leaves 2 tsp cane sugar 1 tsp minced ginger 1/2 tsp turmeric (optinal) 1 tsp tea masala ( find them on amazon or Indian stores) Strainer Small pot Method: Boil the water for 1 min....
Gujarati Daal For 4 People Need: 1/2 cup Tuver daal (Split tuver daal you can find on amazon or at Indian stores) 11/2 cup water 4 medium tomatoes 1 tbsp minced ginger 1tsp turmeric 2 tsp laal marchoo(chili powder) 1tbsp lemon juice 1 1/2 tsp salt 1 1/2 tbsp cane sugar (jaggery/gaud works as well)...
Gujarati wedding traditions – Mandap Mahoorat/Ganesh Sthaapnaa/Thaambli Poojan Some of you may have walked into a Gujarati home in India and see a poster or a mural of Ganapati(Lord Ganesh) in the living room of a house especially in small villages. This is most likely from someone in that house getting married and performing the...
5 ways to improve communication in your family: Our families are like a beautiful, colorful, radiant garden. There are roses, jasmines, tulips, orchids, lilies with gorgeous colors and scents. They all grow differently and are all beautiful on their own. The Garden as a whole is alive because of all the beauty from all of...
Dabeli Recipe For 4 People For stuffing: 2 large Potatoes boiled 1-2 tbsp Dabeli Masala from the Indian store 1 tsp Tamarind Paste 1-2 tsp Dhaanaa Jeeru 1-2 tsp Salt (according to taste 1-2 tbspRoasted and crushed Peanuts 1 tsp Garlic Mix all of the above to form a patty like mixture For sides: 4...
1. What are Sanskar Teaching Live Classes? In Sanskar Teaching’s live online Gujarati classes, each student is part of a class of other students plus a Sanskar-certified teacher. The class gathers via and easy to use online platform called Zoom at the regularly scheduled class time. Here, the teacher can see, hear and interact with the...
Jeera Rice (Gluten Free) Need: 1. 1 cup Basmati Rice 2. 2tsp Cumin seeds 3. 2 bay leaves 4. 1 tbsp Ghee (Purified butter) 5. 2 1/4 cup of Water to cook the rice with. 6. 1.5 tsp of salt Method: 1. In a small pot add the ghee on medium heat 2. Once it...
Khaman: (Yellow savory sponge cakes) by Gita Patel Gluten free (Can be made Vegan) 1. 1 cup Chanaa ni daal 2. 2 tbsp Greek Yogurt/ or for Vegan Option use 2tsp Lemon Juice 3. 2-3 green serrano peppers 4. 1tbsp minced ginger 5. 2tsp salt 6. 2tsp Eno/Baking Soda mix 7. 1tbsp Olive oil +...
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