Today's recipe is a colorful medley of vegetables cooked with very little spices. It is a nutritious menu as it includes the goodness of a variety of healthy vegetables that go into it.

I have used potatoes, carrots, capsicum, fresh green peas and green beans, you can also add brinjals and cauliflower florets as well. You can go ahead and make this tasty mix vegetable recipe if you are not able to decide on what vegetable to cook for the day or if you have variety of leftover vegetables in your fridge and you want to finish it in one go.

I've prepared this dish using pressure cooker which speeded up my process, you can also make it in kadhai but it will a take a little longer time. Also, you need to cut all the veggies of equal shape.

Paneer ki Kheer or Chena Payesh is one of the most famous and traditional Bengali sweet recipe made during festivals. Chena means paneer and payesh is the word used for kheer or puddings.

It is made using freshly grated paneer or cottage cheese and milk. I have used condensed milk in this recipe which gave a more creamier taste to my kheer. You can replace it with 2 tbsps of rice powder mixed in little milk or instead you can add khoya. When cooled this kheer thickens a bit, you can make it to your desired consistency by adding little milk. This kheer is enjoyed best when chilled.

This is my third recipe for the upcoming festivals in India which you can easily make and woo your guests on these festive occassions. Let's go and see the recipe on how to make it.

Paniyaram also known as paddu is an instant and yummy dish made out of leftover idli batter. It is made using a special pan called paniyaram pan or the appe pan. I am wondering how a simple idli batter can be used in making yummy varieties. You add a little water in the batter and make it into dosa, and then there are variety of dosa that can be made. The same idli batter can also used in making these paniyarams. If you are bored of eating idlis, then do try out this easy variety. Few years back, I never dreamt that I will be venturing into South Indian cuisines, thanks to my son who got the liking of the regional taste from his school.

I usually make this quick recipe for breakfast and also pack a few pieces for my kid's snack in school. Sometimes, I also give it to him as an after school snacks along with coconut chutney.

There are many varieties of paniyarams as well. While I do my research, you enjoy this simple and yummy variety today.

Kabuli Chane ki Pulao is an excellent one pot rice meal to be enjoyed with raita.

Kabuli Chana in my home is mostly used for making chole with poori or chana masala with bhatura, roti or rice. I also use it in making aloo chana chaat. You can also enjoy this protien rich chickpeas in the form of pulao, the recipe of which I'm sharing today. You can slightly vary this yummy dish by adding potatoes to it as well. You can also use pre boiled rice, in that case just follow the same steps till a nice chana masala is ready. You can then add the pre cooked rice and give a gentle mix. Simmer for around 5-6 minutes.