Boondi Laddu
Air Fryer Cheesy PastaSignature Chicken CurrySpicy Chicken Burger
Paneer Butter Masala
Homemade Grape Juice
Aloo Tikki Chaat
Cherry Jam
Okra Tamarind Curry
Kerala Mixture
Plantain ChipsKerala Salmon Curry
Sweet Potato Paratha
Okra Pachadi
Curd Rice & Potato Fry
Roasted Broccoli & SoupChicken Alfredo Penne
Spicy Aubergine
Onion & Tomato Chutney
Soft ChapathisLamb Curry
Paneer Sandwich
Masala ChaiButter ChickenMint Coriander Chicken
Vegetable PuffsEgg & Potato CurrySpinach Rice & Salmon
Cranberry Chutney
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There are many versions of fish curry in Kerala. This one is inspired by the okra tamarind curry my mom makes, and it has coconut in it. The gravy is quite thick and tasty.
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My friends from Punjab often say that every leftover curry ends up in a paratha at breakfast the next day. Inspired by that, I thought it would be great to make parathas with sweet potatoes instead…
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For a very long time, the chicken curry I made was not that great. I loved restaurant-style chicken curry, where the chicken just melts into the gravy, and I always wondered what they did differently.
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If you're used to spicy food, a traditional burger can taste a bit bland. Same for me.
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Living in Switzerland, I hear this question all the time: "Ah, so you go to the Asian shop for your ingredients?" Not everyone has an Asian shop nearby, or is used to going to one for specialised…
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Ah, the classic juicer problem: the seeds always seep in, whatever you juice. I wanted grape juice without that bitter taste, especially because our grapes have a lot of seeds, even though they're…
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I love chaat, and the trio that comes with almost every chaat: yoghurt, green coriander chutney and sweet-and-sour tamarind chutney. To me, they wake up every part of your taste buds, and whatever…
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The one issue I find with jam recipes is that they take a lot of physical effort. With cherries especially, you first have to pit them, which takes a lot of time, and then make the jam and stir it…
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This okra and tamarind curry would be at the top of my list of vegetarian curries. It carries nostalgic childhood memories: I would jump with happiness when I saw it for lunch. I don't think I'm…
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I have to thank my mom again for this recipe. She's a master chef of Indian snacks: laddus, mixture, samosas, diamond cuts… all those little snacks I used to enjoy when I came back from school in India.
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Walking around Kerala, you see street vendors making chips by slicing plantains straight into hot oil and then adding turmeric water to the oil. It was intriguing to watch them add water to boiling…
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Most food in India is regional. Something everyone loves in the north may hardly be known in the south. But if there is one food that's popular in the north, south, east and west, it must be the laddu :)
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This recipe started as an experiment: I wanted a super-quick meal at lunchtime. I had bell peppers and pasta, and a bunch of cheeses in the fridge.
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