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  1. Ms Dassana,

    Thank you for such a wonderful blog. My cooking has improved considerably due to your guidance and recipes.

    A recipe request – Could you please try to make a homemade version of the maggi masala. I like the taste of the masala but dont like the maida noodles and high sodium. If I can make the masala at home, then I can pair it with healthy noodles.

    Before having our food, we say “annadhatha sukhi bhava” three times to bless the farmers, the merchants and the cook who made it possible for us to have the food before us. I always bless you during that time as you are the cook who helped me bring that food to my family. God bless you!

    1. Hi Vimina, firstly thank you for your kind words and blessings. I am touched by your words. I will see if I can add such a recipe. Let me give a try and if it is good I will add the recipe. Thanks again.

    2. Hi Dassana,
      I love the recipes posted by you. Have been referring to them for a long time. This is the first time I am writing to you.
      Awesome recipes…the kadai mushroom is a huge hit of my family.
      Keep going great guns… God bless you!5 stars

  2. Awesome recipe… I tried making the Kadai mushroom gravy… It came out perfect… One of the best recipes… Thank you….5 stars

  3. A lovely recipe. I added too much chilli for my family, apparently, but the taste was nice. I made 4x the recipe so a huge batch. I added fenugreek, not fenugreek leaves … does that matter?

    Needed the coriander and something to cool it down too.

    Will do it again. Thanks.4 stars

    1. thanks mel. fenugreek leaves have a different flavor than fenugreek seeds or powder, but they can be substituted for each other in most indian recipes. next time, do add less red chillies. if possible, you can use dry kashmiri red chillies as these are low in heat and give a nice red or orange color. welcome and happy cooking.

  4. Great recipe and easy to cook. People at home are fond of mushrooms and loved this variation. Worked fine with Jain preparation as well.5 stars

  5. Hi Dassana,

    I am a great fan of your website and this particular recipe is my favorite! I live abroad and whenever I crave homecooked food I head to your website. I even shared your website to many non-Indian friends of mine. They loved your recipes and the illustrations help them a lot.

    Many wishes and keep up the good work!

  6. hey Amit!
    Your wife (or whomever you cook for) is one lucky being! My boyfriend is a punjabi and he craves his mom’s style of cooking and I always use recipes for every damn indian thing i cook. He not only loves it but finds it tastier than his mom’s.
    I blindly trust your recipes and never use any other site.
    Way to go man!5 stars

    1. Thanks SRISHTI for this lovely comment. Glad to know that the recipes are turning out very good. Its other way round 🙂 I am Dassana and my Husband name is Amit.

  7. Hi! I m a regular visitor to your website. And have made palak paneer, tikka, rajma, soups etc. This is the first time i m posting a comment. I really like the details about all the recipe plus the photos of each step makes it easy for us to follow. Everyone at my home loves the food i cook from your recipe. Thank you so much5 stars

  8. I tried this last night and boy is it delicious. The spice mix was especially spot on. I think I’m going to use the same mix on other subjis. Excellent recipe overall!5 stars

  9. Beautiful… Very easy to make.. colourful… Aromatic and nutritious…We used mustard oil and kept chunks of tomato and capsicum…Great…Thanks a ton!!!5 stars

  10. I tried this lovely recipe, just used onions and capsicums as chunks .. amazing it was!! Made my Sunday! !5 stars

  11. I tried this receipe today and it came out very well. And my husband loved it very much. Tq ? for posting such a tasty receipe. Keep posting .5 stars