Growing up in a Desi family, cooking is at the core of our being and of our family and every gathering we have...including every meal every day! Many of our family gatherings center around the kitchen and food. Everyone distributes theirs tasks and helps out and the task frequently assigned to me is chopping and prep. 😂 (It's not ALL I do!) We all just love food and I'm pretty sure you do too! Every Friday on my Instagram I feature an amazing recipe in collaboration with a

Here is another recipe fused from two different cultural ends of India. The name is Dhokla Idli Chaat. I'm sure by the two keys words, "dhokla and idli" you already have a hint of which cultures they are. Idli refers to the South Indian roots and dhokla is mainly associated with Gujarati food. Both of these dishes alone, are go-to recipes. Roopal combines the two dishes together to make it one. You just mix the dhokla idli batter and let it steam for about 15-20 minutes. Whil

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 tbsp of chopped Cilantro 3-4 tbsp of chopped Onions 3-4 tbsp chopped Tomatoes 3-4 tsp chopped Green Chilli 1 cup Pomegranate seeds (A Must) 1 cup fine Sev 4-8 Hamburger buns For sides: 1 tbsp G