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🍲 Recipes from Suchi’s World

Authentic Recipes from Suchi’s World | Indian, Festive, Global & Everyday Meals

Welcome to the heart of Suchi’s World — a curated space for easy Indian recipes, festive favorites, and global comfort food made with love. From no onion no garlic sattvik meals to winter treats, weekend indulgences, and quick weekday fixes, every dish here is something I truly cook, love, and stand by.

Each recipe includes step-by-step instructions, helpful tips, and a full video so you can follow along with confidence. 🍛✨
Let’s cook up something beautiful together.

No Sugar Kesar Pista Lassi

👉 No Sugar Kesar Pista Lassi – Satvik, Vrat-Friendly & Ready in 2 Minutes

This chilled saffron-pistachio lassi has no sugar, no ice, and no fuss! Made with thick homemade curd, it’s perfect for Sawan fasting or summer.

Thick Curd Without Milk Powder

👉 Perfect Homemade Curd – No Milk Powder, Thick & Traditional

Set curd that’s thick, smooth, and holds its shape — without milk powder! A traditional no-fail recipe using just milk and starter dahi.

No Onion Garlic Chole Recipe

👉 No Onion Garlic Chole Recipe

A comforting, rich chole recipe made without onion or garlic — perfect for festive days or sattvik meals.

Homemade Paneer Recipe

👉 Homemade Paneer – Soft, Fresh & Ready in 10 Minutes

Learn how to make soft, creamy paneer at home with just milk and lemon — no preservatives, no stress!

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👉 Homemade Garam Masala – Fragrant, Fresh & Magical

Skip the store-bought packs! Make your own bold and aromatic garam masala in 15 minutes using real spices and zero preservatives.



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