Parsis have a deep love for their eedu and they have even managed to create a “Pak’’ of the same. With the revered egg being healthy once again, isn’t it perhaps the perfect time to revive the once loved Eeda Pak?
Dahi ma Gosht
Dahi ma Gosht is a tantalising mutton curry that was traditionally served at Parsi navjotes. It is super easy to make and in my meat-loving opinion beats the Gujarati Dahi Kadhi any day!
Chutney Prawn Papeto
A leftover makeover, the Chutney Prawns Papeto makes for a tasty weeknight dinner that is cooked in a jiffy. A must eat for all prawn lovers!
Bamboat’s Buddha Bowl
The latest food craze to hit the world is the Buddha Bowl. But wait, its vegetarian. Our guest writer Roxanne Bamboat came to our rescue and has created a Parsi version of the Buddha Bowl complete with Bacon and Eggs!
Ambakalyo
Ambakalyo, a sweet and tangy chutney made by the Parsis that is similar to the Jaggery & Mango pickle, but is made with ripe mangoes and served at Parsi Ghambars.
Gor Amli Roast Lamb
The classic lamb roast gets a Parsi spin in this recipe where the usual boring herbs are replaced with a sweet & sour marinade of jaggery and tamarind.
Festive Apricot & Cherry Chicken
Nothing spells festivity like adding dried fruits or nuts to your food and this Apricot & Cherry Chicken is an easy to make chicken dish that is great for special occasions.
Ravaiya (Chutney Stuffed Brinjals)
A Gujarati classic reinvented by the Parsis, Ravaiya are chutney stuffed baby brinjals that are a must try for the Parsi food loving vegetarian.
Dodhi no Murambo (Gourd Halva)
Much more delicious than it’s carrot counterpart, the Dodhi no Murambo is a classic Parsi dessert that’s perfect in winters but yummy to eat even throughout the year. Try making it in your kitchen today – only takes about an hour.
Boomla (Bombay Duck) na Kebab
Love Boomla’s? Now there’s a new way to get your fix of bombay ducks. Try out my Boomla na Kebabs recipe – they go perfect with Masoor!