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  • Litti Chokha (Bihar)

    Bihar's iconic baked wheat balls stuffed with spiced roasted gram flour, with smoky mashed vegetables.

  • Dalma (Odia Lentils with Vegetables)

    Odisha's wholesome toor dal cooked with vegetables and finished with roasted cumin-chilli powder.

  • Machher Jhol (Bengali Fish Curry)

    Light, comforting Bengali fish curry with potatoes, panch phoron and a whiff of mustard oil.

  • Aloo Posto (Potatoes in Poppy Seed Paste)

    A beloved Bengali side dish: potatoes cooked in a creamy paste of white poppy seeds.

  • Misal Pav

    Maharashtra's spicy sprouted moth bean curry, topped with crunchy farsan and served with soft buns.

  • Chicken Xacuti (Goa)

    Goa's festive chicken curry with roasted coconut, poppy seeds and warm spices.

  • Royyala Iguru – Yanam Prawn Fry

    A thick, spicy Godavari-style prawn masala from Yanam, the small French-era enclave in Andhra.

  • Vadouvan Chicken (Pondicherry)

    A Franco-Tamil curry from Pondicherry built on vadouvan – a sun-dried shallot and spice blend.

  • Nanjil Nadu Fish Curry (Kanyakumari)

    A tangy coconut fish curry from India's southern tip, where Tamil and Kerala cooking meet.

  • Chettinad Chicken Curry

    Tamil Nadu's bold, peppery chicken curry with freshly roasted spices and coconut.

  • Avial (Kerala Mixed Vegetables in Coconut)

    A mild, festive Kerala dish of vegetables in a coconut-yogurt sauce, finished with coconut oil.

  • Bisi Bele Bath

    Karnataka's comforting 'hot lentil rice' with vegetables, tamarind and a roasted spice mix.

  • Pesarattu (Green Moong Dosa)

    Crisp, protein-rich crêpes from soaked green moong – Andhra's favourite breakfast.

  • Jeera Rice (Cumin Rice)

    Fluffy basmati rice tossed with ghee and toasted cumin seeds – the easy side dish for every curry, made two ways.

  • Chana Masala

    Punjabi-style chickpea curry in a spiced onion-tomato gravy with a tangy finish of amchur – vegan, filling and perfect with rice or bhatura.

  • Butter Chicken (Murgh Makhani)

    Tender marinated chicken in a silky tomato, butter and cashew sauce – the classic from Delhi, made with Kashmiri chilli and garam masala.

  • Masala Omelette

    Indian breakfast omelette with onion, tomato, green chilli and coriander.

  • Besan Ladoo

    Melt-in-the-mouth gram-flour sweets roasted in ghee – a Diwali favourite.

  • Chicken Karahi

    Pakistani-style chicken cooked fast in a wok with tomatoes, ginger and green chilli.

  • Dum Aloo

    Baby potatoes slow-cooked in a spiced yoghurt gravy.

  • Mushroom Masala

    Mushrooms and peas in a spiced onion-tomato gravy.

  • Methi Thepla

    Soft Gujarati flatbreads with fenugreek leaves and spices – great for travel.

  • Prawn Masala

    Juicy prawns in a thick, spicy onion-tomato masala.

  • Masala Fish Fry

    Fish slices in a spicy red masala, pan-fried until crisp.

  • Ven Pongal

    Peppery rice and moong dal porridge with ghee, cumin and cashews.

  • Batata Vada

    Spiced potato balls in crisp gram-flour batter – Mumbai's favourite snack.

  • Khaman Dhokla

    Soft, spongy steamed gram-flour cake from Gujarat.

  • Masoor Dal

    Red lentils cooked with tomato, ginger and a garlic tadka – in 25 minutes.

  • Yellow Moong Dal

    Light, quick-cooking split mung lentils with cumin and garlic.

  • Kachumber Salad

    Crunchy Indian salad of cucumber, tomato, onion and lemon.

  • Homemade Garam Masala

    Roast and grind your own warm spice blend in 10 minutes.

  • Cucumber Raita

    Cool yoghurt with cucumber, roasted cumin and mint.

  • Tamarind-Date Chutney

    Sweet and sour 'imli' chutney for chaat, samosa and pakora.

  • Mint-Coriander Chutney

    Bright green chutney for samosas, pakoras, tikka and chaat.

  • Sooji Halwa

    Quick semolina pudding with ghee, sugar and cardamom – ready in 20 minutes.

  • Gajar Halwa

    Winter carrot pudding slow-cooked with milk, ghee and cardamom.

  • Rice Kheer

    Creamy Indian rice pudding with cardamom, saffron and nuts.

  • Gulab Jamun

    Soft milk dumplings soaked in rose and cardamom syrup.

  • Masala Chaas (spiced buttermilk)

    Refreshing salty buttermilk with roasted cumin, mint and black salt.

  • Mango Lassi

    Thick yoghurt and mango drink with a hint of cardamom.

  • Masala Chai

    Strong black tea simmered with milk, ginger and cardamom.

  • Bhel Puri

    Mumbai beach snack: puffed rice with chutneys, onion and sev.

  • Punjabi Samosa

    Crisp pastry triangles filled with spiced potatoes and peas.

  • Onion Bhaji (Pakora)

    Crispy onion fritters in spiced chickpea batter.

  • Kadhi Pakora

    Tangy yoghurt and chickpea-flour curry with onion fritters.

  • Moong Dal Khichdi

    Comforting one-pot rice and yellow lentils with ghee and cumin.

  • Vegetable Pulao

    One-pot basmati rice with vegetables and whole spices.

  • Puri

    Small puffed fried breads for festive breakfasts.

  • Garlic Naan (pan)

    Soft, bubbly naan made in a frying pan, brushed with garlic butter.

  • Chapati (Roti)

    Soft everyday whole-wheat flatbread – only flour, water and salt.

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