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Indi@heart

Internationally Indian   | Foodie | Working Mom of two  | Explorer | Chaotically Relaxed 

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What is it that fuels you? For me, it’s my family and friends, love for food & travel and my work ! Indi@heart is my way of making sense of my chaotic world and sharing my passions and experiences with others who can relate to it and may be get benefited or inspired ( asking for too much , but hey !). 

I am from the beautiful country of India 🇮🇳 and was lucky to be born to a Gujarati Mother who actually is from Banaras (North India) and a Tamil Father (South India) , allowing me and my younger brother to enjoy North and South Indian culture and cities all through our lives. If that wasn’t enough my life partner ( more commonly known as husband) is from Andhra (South India) who was also blessed to have lived in various cities of India. We moved to United States for work and then to Canada and have a lovely family with 2 kids , a girl and recently a boy, and are learning to navigate life and parenthood everyday as we go 😀!

I hope you enjoy browsing my site and all of the unique and not so unique (yet with a twist 😉) content I have to offer. Take a look around; perhaps you’ll discover what fuels you as well. Read on and enjoy!

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Banarasi Kachori Subji

One of my favorite curries from Mother’s/ Grandmothers place, Banaras, this is traditionally made with pumpkin. Since I find pumpkin in...

Dhokla

Dhokla or Khata Dhokla is Gujarati delicacy made in every Gujju household for breakfast or snack or lunch box ! Note that it's different...

IP Vazhaipoo Kootu (Banana Flower Kootu)

We always try to expose our kids to every type of cuisine possible. The most hardest to find is Authentic Indian food while you live away...

Milagai Podi (Idli/Dosa Chutney)

Milagai Podi or Idli-Dosa Podi is staple in South Indian households as a backup chutney when you are in no mood to make fresh one ! Over...

Bean Patoli (Beans Curry)

A quick and easy curry, Beans Patoli or Dal Usli is one of our favorites! The base is standard so just substitute beans with any number...

Kachumber (Chundo - Mango Sweet Pickle)

A Gujarati pickle from my grandmother’s kitchen, Chundo or Kachumber (How we called it at home) is sweet, spicy and tangy pickle that is...

Pesarattu (Green Lentil Pancake)

A protein packed Andhra dish, very similar to dosa but has much higher protein due to green moong lentils. Perfect for breakfast, this is...

Mamidikaya Pachadi (Raw Mango Chutney)

An Andhra dish from my mother-in-laws kitchen, Mamidikaya pachadi is a raw mango chutney that is eaten with rice. It’s a break from usual...

Vrat Sweet Potato Khichdi

This wonderful fasting dish was our favorite growing up! To be honest, this was one of the reasons to observe any kind of fast (later, it...

Tomato Avakaya (Tomato Pickle)

An Andhra dish from my mother-in-laws kitchen, tomato avakaya or tomato pickle is a spicy and tangy pickle that is eaten with rice or...

Poondu Molagapodi (Garlic-Chilli Chutney)

This chutney is my paternal grandma's (paati) recipe which growing up was always available at home apart from the usual chutneys you...

Vellullipai Podi(Dry Garlic Powder)

One of my MIL's recipes, this a versatile powder which is not only yummy but perfect for meal prep. This brings out the goodness of...

Chinta Chiguru Pachadi (Tamarindo Chutney)

An Andhra dish from my MIL's kitchen, this chutney is made from tamarind leaves (soft ones) and eaten with rice. We recently found some...

21 Vegetables’ Curry (No Oil)

A traditional Tamil Nadu dish, usually made in villages with harvested vegetables in clay utensil on fire(adupu/chulha) for Pongal...

Rasam Podi (Powder) & Rasam (Spicy Soup)

A hot and spicy South Indian dish, its very light and comforting for those cold winter days! Different regions make rasam in different...

Hing Matri (Asafoetida Wheat Crackers)

A recipe from my Grandmother's kitchens, I haven't eaten it anywhere else (its probably not mainstream) and wanted to share this yummy...

IP Shalgam Bharta (Turnip Curry)

I will be honest, turnips are not my favorite so I wanted to try making it different way and turned out so good! This recipe is inspired...

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