These no‑cook paneer bhurji sandwich rolls are a smart, quick‑prep snack or light meal that skips the stovetop altogether. Crumbled paneer is mixed with fresh chopped vegetables, yoghurt (or mayonnaise) and seasoning, then rolled in bread or tortillas.

Gujiya is a popular sweet dish, commonly served during the Holi festival in India. However, there’s no reason why this fried, crescent-shaped pastry, made from all-purpose flour and filled with mawa (a milk product) and nuts, can’t be a year-long treat. Frying lends a crispy edge to the sweet, while the filling is warm, crumbly, and rich.

Layered dahi vada & masala chaat parfait is a fusion dish that combines the soft, spongy goodness of vadas with the vibrant flavours of traditional Indian chaat. Each layer adds its own touch of creaminess, tang, spice, and crunch, making this dish an excellent choice for gatherings or when you want a chaat that feels a little extra special.