Fusion

Apple Jalebi adds a playful new note to the timeless Indian sweet. Fresh apple slices are transformed into golden rings of joy—dipped in a fermented batter, fried in ghee, and soaked in aromatic saffron syrup. The crisp, caramelized shell locks in the gentle tang of apple, creating a dessert that’s light, fragrant, and refreshingly different. The fusion of the apple’s natural tartness with the sweetness of syrup brings a delicate balance rarely found in traditional mithai. Perfect for festive spreads or winter evenings, Apple Jalebi celebrates indulgence with a hint of modern charm.

Pickles conjure up images of mangoes and limes, perhaps even carrots and turnips, but The Pickle History timeline in the New York Food Museum says that in 2030 BC, cucumbers (native to India) were first pickled in the Tigris Valley (in modern-day Iraq). Whip up Crisp this Cucumber Pickle with fresh cucumbers, pickle masala, lemon juice, and oil for a crunchy and tasty accompaniment to your daily meal. Whether you're a pickle enthusiast or new to homemade preserves, this recipe will surely become a cherished staple in your kitchen.

Try our Cottage Cheese & Cucumber Salad for a refreshing harmony of flavours and textures. At its heart, this salad features golden-roasted paneer cubes marinated in a rich blend of ginger-garlic paste, kasuri methi, red chilli powder, garam masala, curd, lemon juice, mustard oil, and salt. The bold and aromatic spices of the marinade offer a delectable contrast to the crisp, fresh elements of the salad – a colourful medley of diced cucumber, cherry tomatoes, and a mix of iceberg and romaine lettuces. Dress this cool, crunchy salad with a creamy blend of curd, mint, olive oil, apple cider vinegar, castor sugar, lemon juice, salt, and pepper. A must-try for those who cherish a meal that's both nourishing and gratifying.

Chicken Lollipops snuck onto the stage of appetisers and took the culinary world by storm. Ingeniously transforming the humble chicken wing into a stylish and irresistible treat, the Indo-Chinese fusion dish is beloved for its perfect blend of crunchy exterior and succulent, flavourful meat. Preparation involves frenched chicken wings, where the meat is pushed down to one end of the bone, creating a lollipop appearance, then marinated in a mix of bold spices, including a paste of garlic, ginger, and red and green chillies for a powerful punch. The marinated chicken is deep-fried to golden perfection, producing a crisp outer layer encapsulating the tender, juicy meat. Whether served with a tangy dipping sauce or enjoyed on their own, Chicken Lollipops continue to be a crowd-pleaser, promising a delightful burst of flavour with every bite.

Culinary fusion is a magical place to experiment and play. The Dal Vada Burger is a delightful marriage of traditional Indian flavours and the iconic burger. You swap the potato tikki with a crunchy chana dal tikki, lettuce gets replaced by iron-rich spinach, and mayonnaise gives way to good old dahi. You’ll feel guilt-free when you feed this finger-licking snack to all you know. Each bite will surprise you as the freshness of spinach meets the wholesome spiced dal tikki before meshing with a yoghurt spread. And, for your Anglacised guests, you can serve it up as ‘Lentil Fritters in a Bun’ for a good laugh. However, they’ll likely never want a regular burger again!

Our Exotic Vegetable Khichadi is an explosion of wholesome goodness of nutritious ingredients that redefines comfort food–a fragrant pot brimming with the earthy aroma of dal, the nuttiness of millets, and a vibrant array of exotic vegetables. This is a celebration of flavours, textures, and nourishment packed with protein, fibre, vitamins and minerals – a balanced meal that doesn't compromise on flavour. And we promise your first spoonful will change how you see khichadi forever. The soothing dal dancing alongside fluffy millets, the crunch of broccoli florets, an explosion of sweetness from cherry tomatoes, and the mellow of yellow squash. Why am I still here talking to you? Adios, khichadi calling.