What’s not to like about valhomas? While it gives that yummy smoky flavour to dishes, it’s also so easy to use. There’s no defrosting, and you don’t have to cook it like you would have to for example a chicken, making it ideal for those times when you need a quick meal. Below, we’ve summed up some valhomas recipes for the next time you are pressed for time.
Making kothu roshi at home is actually really easy, especially if you make it with valhomas. It’s also a dish that you can quickly put together by using any leftover roshi or veggies you have at hand.
This one’s for all those times when you need a simple fried rice recipe.
Our valhomas spaghetti recipe uses sundried tomatoes, fresh coriander and olives. But, it’s really easily adaptable so that you can include some of your favourite flavours and ingredients.
Well the name says its tomato rice and hence includes a lot of tomatoes. But, valhomas actually plays a big part in bringing all the flavours of this quick & easy rice dish together.
We think masfen is the lighter and brighter cousin of rihaakuru dhiya. There’s absolutely no cooking involved, making it ideal for those times when you just don’t have much time.
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