achaar

Achaar or pickle is a popular condiment in Indian cuisine. It is traditionally made using a variety of vegetables and fruits that are preserved in edible oils along with flavourful spices. The masalas that are used to make achaar offer a…

Indian cuisine is vast and versatile, including a host of curries, appetisers, desserts and side dishes. Each element in a typical Indian plate holds equal importance and makes it whole. We love our achaars as much as we love our sabzis. In…

Amla, also called Indian gooseberry, is one of the fruits that is used in many Ayurvedic and traditional medicines. Many believe that Amla is nature's boon to revitalise potency, increase immunity, reduce hair fall and aid weight loss.…

Indian pickles have a huge fan following, not just in India but all across the globe. The eclectic flavours of the achaars are enough to amp up any bland meal. We all love achaar, but when we see a thick layer of oil floating on top of…

Achaar or pickle is an indispensable part of Indian cuisine. Be it comforting dal chawal or snacks like mathri, thepla and more, a spoonful of achaar is sure to accompany it all. Not only is it an accompaniment but achaar can enhance any…

If there's one condiment that no Indian meal is complete without, it has to be achaar. Whether it's lemon or carrot, garlic or mango - there are so many pickles that we can find in our Indian kitchen. The art of making achaar is a treasured…

Achar is probably one of the most underrated foods in Indian cuisine. It plays an indispensable role in our everyday meals, but we don't speak much about it while discussing desi food. Isn't it? Pair it with rice, roti, khichdi, paratha or…

Achaar is one of the most delicious condiments of Indian cuisine. There are so many versatile pickles that you will find in each corner of the country. Whether you pair it with rice, Paratha or even Mathri - the classic achaar finds its…

Actor Priyanka Chopra has opened up about how she always stays true to her roots and is surrounded by elements of Indian culture wherever she goes. She talked about having her mother Madhu Chopra by her side, carrying her ‘mandir’(altar)…