Aloo-Matar Kachori is an Indian street food. In hindi matar means peas and kachori is the fried & flaky pastry. At my mom’s place, she makes aloo-matar kachori during winters. Some people make it just with matar (peas). I like the combination of aloo & matar. In North Indian regions, kachori are breakfast item… Read More
One thing that can steal anyone’s heart is the cute and innocent face of a new born. It’s hard to forget the first time we held our little one in our arms. That moment is ecstatic/delightful and special. Their soft and delicate touch is so special that we forget all the pains we have… Read More
(originally published on Times Of India) Its been a while since the new H4 EAD law has passed. Many of the H1-B spouses have got their EAD and have started to work again. The new law of granting employment authorization to the H4 Visa holders in the form of EAD came as a pleasant… Read More
Happy Diwali to all of you.. Festivals are a perfect time to tell our kids about our culture & tradition. What could be a better way that stories to explain them our values. Hope your kids will like the Diwali story.. The most well known story behind Diwali is in the Ramayana, the great Hindu… Read More
Have you started preparing for Diwali? I am going to start from today. Last year, I tried Baked Gujia for the first time. For two reasons- first that I wanted to try it and second I was kind of bored doing the frying part. I wanted something that my oven can take care of.… Read More