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Six wonderful Khichdi recipes!

Last updated on: August 12, 2016 12:06 IST

Six khichdi recipes to delight your taste buds this rainy season, from Mini Ribeiro.

The monsoon is when we all crave piping hot food.

And there can be no better comfort food than khichdi.

A one pot meal, it is nutritious with an abundance of carbohydrates, proteins and all that the body needs.

These need not be the basic dal and rice combination. One can jazz it up with millets, vegetables, even meat and sea food.

My six favourite easy-to-make khichdi recipes from chefs across the country.

Amish Khichdi

Amish Khichdi by Khichdi Khichri, Kolkata

IMAGE: Amish Khichdi, from Khichdi Khichri, Kolkata.

Ingredients

For garnishing

Method


Lotus Seed and Broken Wheat Khichdi

Lotus Seed and Broken Wheat Khichdi by executive chef Sahil Sabhlok, The Claridges, New Delhi

IMAGE: Lotus Seed and Broken Wheat Khichdi, from Executive Chef Sahil Sabhlok, The Claridges, New Delhi.

Ingredients

Method

Place this mixture in a bowl.

To assemble


Vari or Samvat Khichdi

Vari or Samvat Khichdi by executive chef Sunit Sharma, Cidade de Goa.

IMAGE: Vari or Samvat Khichdi, from Executive Chef Sunit Sharma, Cidade de Goa.

Ingredients

Method

Note: This khichdi can be eaten when one's fasting as well.


Butter Chicken Khichdi

Butter Chicken Khichdi by The Chicken Story, Powai, Mumbai.

IMAGE: Butter Chicken Khichdi, from The Chicken Story, Powai, Mumbai.

Ingredients

For tomato gravy

For Butter Chicken Khichdi

Method

For tomato gravy

For Butter Chicken Khichdi


Oats and Tuna Khichdi

Oats and tuna khichdi by Chef Prashant Tikadia, The Fern Hotel, Ahmedabad

IMAGE: Oats and Tuna Khichdi, from Chef Prashant Tikadia, The Fern Hotel, Ahmedabad.

Ingredients

Method


Seb aur Gosht ki Khichdi

Seb aur Gosht ki Khichdi by chef Vikram Gakkan, Courtyard by Marriott, Pune, Hinjewadi.

IMAGE: Seb aur Gosht ki Khichdi, from Chef Vikram Gakkan, Courtyard by Marriott, Pune, Hinjewadi.

Ingredients

Method


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Mini Ribeiro Mumbai