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    Indian Spiced Stuffed Eggplant

    February 15, 2012 by Helene Dsouza 24 Comments

    Indian Spiced Stuffed Eggplant

    Occasionally I just don't know what to do with my Vegetables at home. I like vegetables but not in masses and I mostly enjoy them in combination with any meat and some carbs such as bread. As a kid, I had a lot of Veggies and already back then I was never much a fan of them and neither my stomach, who gets very unsatisfied at the prospect of Vegetables. It's so … [Read more...]

    Beef Dumplings (Bratknödel)

    February 8, 2012 by Helene Dsouza 7 Comments

    Beef Dumplings (Bratknödel) close up

    Some months ago I had posted a dish called Pressknödel. Knödel are dumplings and there are many different variations, from savory to sweet, from round to flat. Sometimes you enjoy them with a soup or sometimes they fit better with a salad. Today I thought of a savory bread Knödel version to share with my readers called Bratknödel. Knödel are so-called … [Read more...]

    Apple Beet Carrot Juice (ABC Juice)

    February 6, 2012 by Helene Dsouza 26 Comments

    ABC Juice

    Beet Carrot Apple Juice is one of my favorite juice combinations out there. I came across this wonderful fresh “ABC” juice in my travels to India, where it is often served. TL;DR I came across the ABC juice in Goa, India. Back in the 2000s, popular juice bars would freshly prepare this juice combination, and it was already a hit back then. Paul and his family got … [Read more...]

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    Onion Pakora

    February 1, 2012 by Helene Dsouza 6 Comments

    Onion Pakora in a basket

    I had mentioned in my previous posts, sweet lassie day and warm ginger lemon honey tea, how I had landed in India and how I managed to keep myself over the water level. If you want to see India by backpack traveling the country, you have to know as a foreigner that eventually, you'll get stomach sick. Once you had your tummy ache you are free of future food … [Read more...]

    Goan Kulkule and Nankatai Cookies

    December 21, 2011 by Helene Dsouza 16 Comments

    Nankatai Cookies with colorful sugar decoration

    We are in the Christmas season, preparing cooking and baking for a merry Christmas at home to enjoy with our loved ones and the ones we care for. Advent is the time of the year when we realize to the other year is over and that time seems to be passing away, remembering the good and bad times. Goa celebrates Christmas with their traditions, their own way. That's the … [Read more...]

    Bora Berry: Jujube Date

    December 16, 2011 by Helene Dsouza 22 Comments

    Bora Berries in a basket

    It took me 4 years to discover certain fruits, and the Bora berry was one of them. When you come to Goa for a vacation, you end up mostly on the beach hanging out or partying. Your head is all over the place, you get Sussegad and dreamy, enjoying the sun and culture. I was definitely not a foodie when I first landed in Goa, we'll back then I was enjoying my … [Read more...]

    Beef Liver with Pulao

    December 5, 2011 by Helene Dsouza Leave a Comment

    Beef Liver with green bell pepper slices fried and pulao rice on a plate

    I am a total liver lover, any animal lover, but especially I enjoy beef. I was surprised to know that many people felt repulsive towards it. The idea of eating animal organs is not that appetizing to some. Those who feel like that, let me tell you, you are missing out a big deal by not trying at least some. The liver has a smooth, tongue melting texture if … [Read more...]

    Pan-Fried Spiced Bombay Duck Fish (Bombil)

    December 2, 2011 by Helene Dsouza 4 Comments

    bombil fish

    A homemade bombay duck recipe prepared with fresh fish. This fish is briefly dried and then pan cooked in oil with spices. 📕 What is Bombay Duck? Bombay duck, also called Bombil or Bummalo or Bombay dak in Western India, is a small fish with a large jaw. They are called that way because their habitat is the Mumbai area, and they are also native to the Gujarat and … [Read more...]

    Sapodilla Fruit Smoothie

    November 30, 2011 by Helene Dsouza 5 Comments

    Sapodilla Fruit Smoothie homemade in a bottle

    My sapodilla fruit smoothie prepared with fresh sapodillas, aka chikoo, chiku, sapote/sapota fruit. This smoothie tastes like a fruity caramel, and this recipe includes milk. I show you how to use this tropical fruit in this recipe. Sapodilla is that brown inconspicuous round oval fruit the size of an egg, which you might have encountered on your travel to … [Read more...]

    Goan Fish Curry Rice with fried Mackerels, pumpkin bhaji & Aubergine Pickle

    September 20, 2011 by Helene Dsouza 4 Comments

    Goan Fish Curry Rice with sauteed vegetable bhaji

    Fish Curry Rice is considered the Goans traditional dish, cooked and prepared in every household, poor and rich. Mackerels are the most common fish eaten with rice and curry, for one it is a cheaper fish, easy to clean with fewer fish bones, and a very tasty one indeed. Fish curry and rice are prepared nearly every day in local houses and most of the time extras such as … [Read more...]

    Soursop Fruit (Guanabana)

    September 15, 2011 by Helene Dsouza 85 Comments

    guanabana fruit

    Today I wanted to share an exotic fruit with you, the soursop fruit. 📕 What is the Soursop fruit? Soursop, also known as guanabana, graviola, or Brazilian pawpaw, is a tropical fruit with a green leathery and spiky skin, making it look like a plump little dragon. It is related to the custard apple and has a similar texture. Behind the rough facade hides … [Read more...]

    How to peel and devein fresh Shrimp

    August 18, 2011 by Helene Dsouza Leave a Comment

    a bunch of prawns photo

    I show you how to deshell and devein raw and fresh shrimp. This applies to small and large ones. You won't need special kitchen tools for this. Why clean shrimp? Shrimp need to be cleaned for food safety reasons and because the shell isn't edible. When someone says they are cleaning a shrimp (or prawn), they mean to say that they are removing the head, shell, tail, and … [Read more...]

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