Line a baking tray (here's what I use) with butter paper. In a bowl, combine the pumpkin, onion, olive oil salt and a good grind of pepper and toss well. Bake on the tray for 25 mins till the veggies are soft and caramelised.
Boil 500 ml water with Sriracha sauce, saffron, orange zest, rosemary, ½ tsp salt and pepper. Bring to the boil and then add the pumpkin mix along with any oils from the pan. Reduce heat to medium and simmer for 5-10 mins.
Remove from heat and cool for a bit then blend.
Transfer back to the same pot and stir in the coconut milk and adjust the seasoning.
Combine the pumpkin seeds with the honey/date syrup and chilli flakes
Pour soup into bowls, top with pumpkin seeds and some coriander or parsley.
Pani Puri Masala Pani Puri is eaten and enjoyed in all Parts of India. It has different names in different regions like Pani Puri in Mumbai, Golgappa in Dehli and Puchka in West Bengal. It is savory and spicy dish prepared using different ingredients like Mint which is mainly used for preparing the pani puri water. Then there is the masala which is prepared using potatoes and chick peas and finally there are the puris. This dish is a must try for all the people who love spicy and tangy dishes.
Pani Puri is eaten and enjoyed in all Parts of India. It has different names in different regions like Pani Puri in Mumbai, Golgappa in Dehli and Puchka in West Bengal. It is savory and spicy dish prepared using different ingredients like Mint which is mainly used for preparing the pani puri water. Then there is the masala which is prepared using potatoes and chick peas and finally there are the puris. This dish is a must try for all the people who love spicy and tangy dishes.