Simple Indian rice dish that can be customized with your favorite vegetables. Serve with yogurt.
Author: JTTERWELP
A great use for leftover Thanksgiving turkey...different than the same old casseroles and quick to make!
Author: DML
Personally, I have never been a lamb eater. However, this recipe for grilled lamb chops is superb. The lamb is succulent and the sauce is such a flavor combination you will want to make this frequently....
Author: Sweet Pickles Mom
What makes this curry special is the 'bhuna' part. This consists of pan-frying the meat with spices. The meat cooks in its own juices, which is what gives the deep flavour. It is a bit time consuming,...
Author: SUSMITA
Make and share this Beef Curry With Potatoes recipe from Food.com.
Author: Satyne
This is my all-time favorite curry to make; it's pungent flavor wins me over every time. You can use beef if you like, but it often takes a little longer to cook, so just leave it simmering for another...
Author: Lee Jackson
Made with the easiest ingredients and tastes yummy. Garnish with cilantro leaves and serve hot with any kind of bread.
Author: Evelyn Addison
Masala powder flavors the meat all the way down to the breast, and garlic roasts to succulence under the skin.
Author: Countess
A daily household dish in India, made in every house and cherished by each and every person. This authentic dish is made with tomatoes and onions flavored with the aromas of the Indian spices. This is...
Author: namratha ramamurthy
A great home remedy beverage for cough, congestion, colds and skin problems. This winter replace your usual hot cocoa with an invigorating cup of wellness. Bonus points for jammies and slippers. Turmeric...
Author: kaymende
An ace curry--traditional, vegetarian, and tasty as all else! An indian dish, when I serve this up, my mates, family, or peers are quite chuffed and I'm always asked for the recipe. Any sort of rice can...
Author: Miss Marie Lo Duca
Easy version of chai tea, using whole spices and sweetened condensed milk. To vary the flavor, try adding a bit of star anise, fennel, allspice, vanilla bean, or nutmeg. For a sweeter tea, stir in a bit...
Author: Seneca Schurbon
In Andhra they call this upma 'Bombay rava' upma. It is extremely soft and spongy in texture. When I was a kid, I loved eating this upma as balls rolled in sugar. This upma makes an excellent accompaniment...
Author: SUSMITA
A bountiful medley of beans and vegetables. This easy curry can be made in minutes. Increase or decrease the spices to suit your taste. Serve over rice with Indian naan bread or chapatti (flatbread).
Author: Mona zac
This exotic tea uses cardamom, cinnamon and pepper for flavor. Stir in milk to taste.
Author: MSucec
Everyday pork chops get a new lease on life when served with this zesty Bengali style sweet tomato chutney. Use slightly over ripe tomatoes if you can for the best flavor.
Author: Priyanka
This mild, delicately fragrant curry has a rich creamy sauce that sure to be a winner. Serve with plain boiled rice or warm naan bread. This chicken korma tastes even better reheated on the next day.
Author: Smars
A yummy Indian-style food! Great for a vegan or vegetarian!
Author: Madi
This is one of the delicious and easiest chicken dishes I have ever made. You can increase or decrease the chile peppers according to your taste.
Author: priya
Go on, indulge yourself with this exotic combination of rose and saffron. Serve this ice cream for dessert to your guests next time you host a party and wow them! Cashews and almonds also go well with...
Author: BigSrisFood
If you like the flavour of besan (chickpea flour) in sweets, you will love this halwa. I often make this halwa instead of 'Besan Ladoo' or 'Mysore Pak.' My kids gobble it up even before it has a chance...
Author: SUSMITA
You get an impressive taste for such a simple sounding dish. It impresses company every time. The best part is that you can adjust the heat factor simply by using milder or hotter curries.
Author: Cheri
A spicy cauliflower served whole on a platter - looks like a red and yellow flower. Garam Masala can be found in Indian grocery stores and some traditional grocery stores. I like to serve peas and carrots...
Author: Hetal
The sight of live crabs being sold in Chinatown brought back mouthwatering memories of mom's crab curry which I used to devour and I wanted to relive the experience. The body is cooked whole along with...
Author: FSK
This is a very popular recipe in India, liked by almost everyone. You may have to go to a nearby Asian Indian store to get the 'Pav Bhaji Masala' that is the special spice to bring the flavor (Masala means...
Author: Bongadi
Shami kebab is a popular local variety of kebab from the Indian subcontinent. It is part of the Pakistani, Punjabi, Indian, and Bangladeshi cuisines. Serve with sweet chile sauce or plum chutney.
Author: Zainab Pervaiz
This is a very famous Hyderabadi dish and is a very simple, but rich dessert. It is great for a large dinner party as the recipe can be easily multiplied to make more. It is best eaten chilled. If available,...
Author: SUSMITA
Make tandoori chicken on your grill! Chicken legs marinated in lemon juice, yogurt, and aromatic spices.
Author: Elise Bauer
It's a great take on the famous Mango Lassi that you tend to see at various Indian restaurants because it takes the flavor to a higher and much more complex level.
Author: Jonathan
This chicken curry recipe is totally diner style. The chicken thighs make it very soft and melt in your mouth! It's so easy to make too. Serve with rice, puri, naan or chappathi.
Author: JRapuriS
Modified from HuffPost Taste -- Serve with flat bread like Naan or Pita, or with white rice and steamed vegetables.
Author: KerfuffleUponWincle
This is a mild creamy curry with loads of flavour. Perfect as a low-carb meal on its own, or serve it over a bed of rice.
Author: Kitchen Kitty
This is a North Indian style of chicken curry. Serve garnished with sprigs of fresh coriander. If possible, purchase dried red chile peppers or ground red chile powder from an Indian grocery store, instead...
Author: KitchenBarbarian
Very flavorful and comforting chicken curry recipe if you like Indian food and coconut. Best served with plain white basmati rice because of the thin consistency, but it is also lovely soaked up with slices...
Author: cookiemonster
Chicken curry can be keto-friendly if a few changes are made. Make sure to watch the carb count on your coconut milk and serving size. Some vegetables (mushrooms, bell peppers, broccoli, sugar snap peas...
Author: thedailygourmet
There are a hundred different ways to cook chicken curry, but Bengalis (from the eastern part of India) make something called Kosha (or kawshaa) which is very good with either rice or any kind of flat...
Author: madhu
This is a great Indian-style curry dish that can cook all day in the slow cooker, and makes enough to feed an army. Season to taste and serve with basmati rice.
Author: Liz McMahon
An Indian red masala curry recipe from Goa. My mother used to make for special occasions! It involves making your own masala paste but it's worth it!
Author: Louella
This simple, tasty sandwich combines the great textures of whipped cream cheese, chicken, and chutney. Use smaller croissants to turn this into an appetizer, larger ones for a nice brunch! Enjoy!
Author: Elizabeth
This is a family recipe of a coworker of mine that is from India. Perfect combination of spice and heat, and the chicken comes out tender, not dry. Some ingredients, however, can only be found at an Indian...
Author: soveria
This is actually a South Indian dish. I did this for the first time, my hubby and I loved it. Warning: The recipe is very spicy. Tastes great with plain, white rice.
Author: Bhagya
This chicken is spicy, tangy, and juicy, but with no added fat. It's easy to make in large batches, so it's perfect for a party. And unlike most curries, it's baked, so you can spend time with your guests...
Author: ChefNYC
Spicy potatoes, tomatoes and onions with an Indian kick! This is super spicy so be aware!
Author: CHRISTYJ
Don't deep fry your samosas, bake them! Serve hot with chutney or ketchup.
Author: Lee Abramson