Toss in a few pomegranate seeds or grated carrot. How to make: Make a quick dough using besan, chopped methi leaves, curd, haldi, and ajwain. Steam for 8–10 mins, then slice and lightly temper ...

Methi leaves, also known as fenugreek leaves, are a staple in Indian kitchens and traditional medicine for good reason. Methi leaves, also known as fenugreek leaves, are a staple in Indian kitchens.

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Hair loss and bald patches can result from stress, hormones, nutrition, or genetics. Many now prefer natural remedies for regrowth as they’re gentle, effective, and chemical-free. Regrowing hair on ...

Ten garlic cloves, one-inch ginger piece, two tsp green chilli paste, 3-4 clove and two tsp green cardamom powder, one tsp coriander powder, four tbsp cashew nut powder, Salt, 7-8 tbsp chana ...

Saag aloo is the perfect vegetarian curry. Chunks of soft potato mixed with fresh spinach carry spice perfectly, for a deliciously light dinner or flavoursome side dish. Donald Trump's Approval ...

Fenugreek leaves, also called methi, are frequently used in Indian cuisine. Fenugreek is considered safe in the amounts usually found in foods. However, consuming a large amount of seeds may interact ...

PREMIUM The no-fail aloo-beans. ‘It’s been such a success, my daughter said I could make it every week,’ says Sivakumar. The beauty of this recipe lies in how the beans are cooked.

In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court has mandated a three-month deadline for the President to decide on bills forwarded by state governors. This ruling follows the court's disapproval of ...

Methi-Onion Rosemary Oil combines three powerful ingredients that work simultaneously to address common hair concerns like thinning, breakage, dandruff, and dryness. It is easy to make at home ...

One of the most beloved Indian dishes, butter chicken originated in Delhi in the 1950s. Also known as Murgh Makhani, it’s all about the unctuous, buttery tomato-base sauce.