Winter foods and recipes are the dishes that make you feel warm when you think of them and warmer when you actually have them.
These help you to get rid of the winter blues. These are made with the winter seasonal ingredients easily available.
You may also visit our winter vegetables page to look at what you can use.
Ingredients such as bajra (pearl millet/ black millet / green millet ), til (sesame seeds) that give warmth to the body are used commonly.
No need to wait for amla / gooseberry pickle to mature.
Amla or Gooseberries are available to make relish in winter.
How to make Amla / Gooseberry pickle
- Also known as awala achaar, nellikai uppinkai, avalyache lonche, nellikkai urgai.
Baby corn pakoda - Baby corn fritters - Favorite snack for kids. Served in restaurants too.
Batata pohe or aloo poha is a popular breakfast recipe.
It is a quick cooking recipe.
Vegetable samosa is usually made with potatoes and peas.
- Indian Flat Bread with fenugreek leaves and whole wheat flour.
Aloo tikki - potato patties or cutlet is a everyone's favorite recipe.
It is not deep fried and other veggies can be added to it too.
vegetable rava upma. Easy south Indian breakfast recipe. Known as uppittu (Kannada), tikhat sanja(Marathi), namkin halwa(Hindi) etc.
- Nutritious tomato soup.
Easy To Make Sweet with Carrots and milk. Keeps in fridge for a week.
Kids favorite recipe. Another way to get kids eat their vegetables.
Onion rava upma. Easy south Indian breakfast recipe.
Known as uppittu (Kannada), tikhat sanja(Marathi), namkin halwa(Hindi) etc.
Lal bhopla gharge or pumpkin poori or pumpkin sweet fritters are a recipe from Maharashtra.
Bhopla bhajji - Kaddu bhajiya - pumpkin fritters - a snack recipe
Ratalyacha kees is a Maharashtrian grated sweet potato stir fry recipe.
Made for vrat / upvas or breakfast or a quick snack.
Green beans are also known as french beans.
Also known as string beans as they have strings. These strings need to be removed before cooking them.
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