Alphabetized



  1. 3C Muffins
  2. Aloo Dal Ragi Paratha
  3. Amaranth Seed Sweet Potato Kanji
  4. Amaretti
  5. Antipasto scrolls
  6. Apple Muffin
  7. Apple Pancake
  8. Ashgourd in Yogurt Sauce aka Kadi or Moar Kozhambu 
  9. Aval Upma
  10. Biscotti
  11. Blushing Cauliflower Soup
  12. Burger with Chana Dal Methi Patty 
  13. Burger with Potato, Mung Beans, Paneer patty
  14. Cabbage Spinach Pie
  15. Chai Biscotti 
  16. Chana Masoor Dal
  17. Chewy Oatmeal Raisin
  18. Chili Idli
  19. Chinese Fried Rice
  20. Choco-Coco Cake
  21. Choco Coco ladoo balls
  22. Chocolate Lamingtons 
  23. Chocolate Tart with Poached Pears
  24. Coconut Lentil Soup via 101cookbooks
  25. Coconut Methi Peas Rice 
  26. Daal Tadka
  27. Danish Fruit Pastry 
  28. Double Chocolate Banana Muffin
  29. Dukkah Powder
  30. Fingerling Potatoes 
  31. Granola Bars
  32. Hummus Sans Tahini
  33. Idli
  34. Idli Panzanella 
  35. Idli Panzanella V2
  36. Karamani Kaara Kuzhambu
  37. Karamani Paneer Salad
  38. Keerai Kadi
  39. Kichdi with Methi
  40. Knol Khol Potato Poriyal 
  41. Kollu Milagai Podi
  42. Lemon Muffin  
  43. Mananthakali (Black Nightshade) Cabbage Poriyal 
  44. Marbled Cheesecake Brownie 
  45. Masoor Daal Black and Orange 
  46. Methi Thepla
  47. Millet Peas Upma
  48. MIL's misnamed Dum Aloo, Potatoes in Gravy
  49. Mocha Kahlua Brownie
  50. Multi-Bean Salad
  51. Murungakkai/Keerai Rasam Banana Chocolate Muffin
  52. Oatmeal Muffin
  53. Oats Kesari 
  54. Peanut Sauce 
  55. Paneer Hummus
  56. Pasta Salad
  57. Pasta with Tomato Nuts pesto
  58. Plum Muffins
  59. Poor Man's Dessert:  Sivaratri Sweet Potato
  60. Potato Cheese Sandwich - Only for skinny kids!
  61. Potato Fry
  62. Ragi Waffle or Pancake 
  63. Rava Besan Kesari
  64. Roasted Chickepeas with Green Mangoes and Yellow Lentils 
  65. Sprouted Mung Salad
  66. Sweet Stewed Karamani Sprouts 
  67. Sweet Tart with Chocolate and Pomegranate
  68. Szechwan Vegetables
  69. Iced Tea
  70. Tofu Burji 
  71. Wheat Upma

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