Recipes Straight From My Mother’s Kitchen!

Mother is our closest friend. Most of us are inspired by our mother in so many ways. My mother has been my inspiration throughout my life. Her recipes are the ones I always love to make, of course with my own little experiments in them! I share them often on the blog as well. Some of my best recipes are straight from my mother’s kitchen.

 

There is no food better than a plate of deliciousness that our mom makes. We all love our mother’s recipes. I am no exception as well 🙂  My comfort food has always been food made by her. I always look forward to the weekend which I spend with her to receive her pampering and love which she puts into the food which she makes.  All my inspiration for cooking and loving every bit of the process has been passed on by her.

In fact, some of my best recipes that I share with you or make for dinner for my friends and family are inspired by her. They have all been inspired by her kitchen or passed on by her to me.

In truth, the recipes, from making homemade fresh and delicious paneer to making the no oil lemon pickle (nimbu ka achaar), Multani Chole or Multani moong are from my Grandmother which she passed on to my mom.  I have been blessed to have been passed down the legacy of succulent and healthy food.

Last weekend, I hosted a weekend party for my friends and family. And as I am often asked how I keep up with the hectic work schedule while cooking such delicious food. My answer is simple, I have my Mother’s Kitchen Recipes to back me up.

We all miss the comfort of our home, so to ease things up I am sharing Recipes that have been passed on to me.

Punjabi Dal Palak:

This spicy dal palak recipe is straight from My Mother’s Kitchen. I remember I have had this so many times, I fell in love with Palak! :p The punjabi dal palak is healthy and delicious and can be made for lunch or dinner.

Tamatar Wala Paneer:

 

I remember how my mother used to make this dish in less than 20 minutes. She also used to club it in sandwiches too. It tasted so good and spicy. This is one such recipe I usually make, courtesy of my mother’s amazing kitchen!

Kala Chana Curry:

We all love Kalal Chana, don’t we? This easy and flavourful Punjabi style curry has been cooked in every kitchen and loved by all. I always make this recipe exactly the way my Mother taught me and believe me, it smells so divine and tastes delicious. You can read and make the same homemade recipe of Kala Chana Curry here.

Karele Ke Chilke Ki Sabzi:

As the name suggests, this recipe is made with Karele Ka Chilka/ Bitter Gourd. Being a dry dish it is usually served with rotis or butter chapatis. The secret to making the dish that I learned from My Mother is to first boil the karela or salt it to reduce its bitterness. Try the karele ke Chilke Ki Sabzi here and you won’t be disappointed!

Aloo Shimla Mirch Sabzi:

Aloo Shimla Mirch has been part of our family for a while now. It is such a simple yet spicy dish. This recipe is cooked in potato and capsicum with sliced onion and tomato masala. You can get this recipe from My Mother’s Kitchen right here.

Mix Veg Sabzi:

A vegetarian or not, Mix Veg is one such dish everyone should at least have once in a while. Full of the goodness of vegetable and rich in taste, Mix Veg is one such dish I am proud to have been passed on by my Mother.

Baingan Bharta:

My mom and I both turn to the same thing when we are in the low moments of our life and that is baingan ka bharta! There is nothing a scoop of delicious Bharta can’t do. I have learned to make the perfect baingan ka bharta from her and it tastes exactly the same! Read the delicious Recipe that is inspired by her kitchen right here.

Sookhe Aloo Baingan:

Aloo Baingan has been my go-to recipe since I was a beginner myself. I absolutely love this recipe for its succulent taste and easy prep process. I remember how I watched my mother while she used to make this recipe and gradually learned how to make Aloo Baingan. You can read my easy tips to make Aloo Baingan recipe here.

Pyaz wale Bharwa Karela:

I have always been the kid who loved ‘Karela/ Bitter gourd’ and it was all because of my mother. 🙂 She often made Pyaz wale bharwa karela that I loved eating with Jeera Rice. I soon learned the tips and tricks of making this not-so-famous-yet-super-delicious veggie from her. Read the recipe here and make pyaz wale bharwa karela today.

Multani Chole:

Multani Chole is a very special recipe. It was passed on by my grandmother who came to India during partition to my mother and then to me. This recipe is made by special Multani masala (a blend of special spice powders) that is made in Multan region of Pakistan. You can make the special Multani Masala here. This recipe tastes so spicy and savory that you would forget every other chickpea recipe after it’s taste. Learn to make this recipe here.

Multani moong chawal chaat:

Multani Moong chawal chaat is not only delicious but super easy as well. It is one of the few recipes I quickly learned because of its easy process. Multani moong chawal chaat has a very spicy taste that will give you a change from your regular recipes. I love to eat this recipe has a quick snack, you can learn the quick process here.

Sookhi Urad Dal:

Sookhi Urad Dal is unlike any other dal you have ever had. While most dal is curry based, sookhi urad dal looks more like a sabzi. It tastes so flavorful and crunchy that I knew I had to learn this recipe from my mother. You should definitely try and make this recipe. Read the recipe here.

Bharwa Shimla Mirch:

I have always been a fan of stuffed veggies and Shimla Mirch Bharwa has often been on the top of that list. I learned this simple yet impressive recipe from my mother and often make it on weekends. You can make them too by reading the easy recipe prep here.

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