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  • How to make great Indian chutney

    Are you looking for something tantalizing for your taste buds? A little taste from the exotic on your table? Well this is a perfect and easy recipe that will have your guest raving about how hard...

  • How to Make Tomato Chutney (Indian Food Recipe)

    Chutneys are a diverse class of Indian condiments made from fresh fruits, vegetables, and spices. Chutney can be sweet, sour, or spicy, but it is always flavorful and healthy. If you like spicy...

  • What Are the Most 3 Common Indian Spices?

    With so many geographical regions and cultural traditions in India, it's impossible to identify one single herb or spice that is characteristic of Indian cuisine. However, with its emphasis on...

  • How to discover the Indian kitchen

    One recognizes the Indian kitchen by his presence of spices, which characterize it. Let us take time to discover this type of kitchen and some good addresses!

  • How to Make Spinach and Potato(aloo Palak) Curry

    Spinach is a a very healthy green known for it's rich properties like high amount of zinc,beta carotene and folic acid. Similarly potato being a starchy vegetable has got it's own...

  • How to Make the Indian Chicken Gizzard Stir Fry

    Raw chicken gizzards are rich in protein, are generally low in saturated fat, with some Vitamins A and C, and no carbohydrates. However, they are very high in cholesterol. Chicken gizzard dishes...

  • Lamb Madras Nutrition Information

    Lamb Madras is an Anglo- Indian dish that is popular in England and Australia. Madras curries are considered "hot" but not super-hot. These types of curries use red chili powder as the source of...

  • What Is Curry Powder Made Of?

    The type of curry powders that are common in the west are generally not used in India; regardless, they can be just as flavorful. It is simple to prepare your own curry powder at home, and...

  • Common Spices Used in India

    The spices used in India vary widely by geography. Some spices are ground together to form spice mixtures known as masalas. Mastering the art of Indian cooking requires a knowledge of the spices used.

  • Life Cycle of a Clove Plant

    Clove (Syzygium aromaticum) is the dried immature flower from a tropical evergreen tree native to the Spice Islands in Indonesia. The roughly trumpet-shaped flowers, about ½-inch long, grow...

  • The Staple Foods of Indian States

    Indian cooking involves different methods, and Indian food can be characterized by regional differences. Americans are most familiar with Western Indian cooking, served in most Indian restaurants.

  • Madras Curry Powder Vs. Madras Curry Paste

    Madras Indian dishes, which are known for being spicy, use Madras curry powder and paste to season many different kinds of dishes--from vegetable to meat to lentil dishes.

  • How to Make Naan Bread With Strong White Bread Flour

    Naan, an unleavened flatbread that originated in Central Asia, is a food staple in India and neighboring South Asian countries. This tasty and traditional accompaniment to curries, spiced meats,...

  • How to make chammagada pulusu (Taro Root pulusu)

    The meaning of pulusu is nothing but a thick tangy sauce made of tamarind paste and onions. You can add any vegetable you like to the pulusu. This recipe has chammagada in it. Chammagada (Taro...

  • What Are the Benefits of Curry Leaves?

    Curry leaves are small, shiny, dark green leaves which grow in clusters. The curry tree is small and bushy, with an average height of 2 feet. The plant is native to India, where it grows wild,...

  • How to get started with Indian Cooking: About Garam Masala

    The next installment of the spices you need in your pantry to conjure up delectable dishes with an Indian flair. These five spices should be purchased whole and pounded or ground as and when...

  • How to make Potato Korma (Aloo Korma)

    Aloo Korma is a very special dish made with potatoes. Various spices are used to make the gravy. It goes very well with vegetable pulao or white rice. The various spices involved like poppy...

  • How to make Coconut Basmati Rice

    This is a deliciously exotic and easy to make rice recipe. I have made this many times and really love it. It goes well with any dish but is especially good with Middle-Eastern or Indian type...

  • How to Create India Decor in a Restaurant

    India décor is characterized by vibrant colored fabrics, polished metal artwork, elaborately carved woodwork and iconic statuary. Creating a cohesive, rather than chaotic design from these...

  • How to Use Dried Curry Leaves

    Curry is both flavorful and fragrant, producing irresistible dishes. It is a very flexible herb that can be cooked with either fresh, dried or powdered. When cooking with dried curry leaves, only...

  • How to Eat Indian Curry with your Hands

    Curry, the most iconic of the Indian foods, is a meat dish covered in a seasoned sauce. Served with rice, it is often eaten with your hands, but it’s not as easy as it looks! Follow these steps to...

  • Uses for Coriander Chutney

    Chutneys are sauces and preserves that fill many of the same niches in East Indian and Middle Eastern cuisine as those filled by salsas, condiments, pickles and preserves in Western cuisine....

  • How to Use Indian Spices and Roots in Everday Cooking

    Indian spices, once considered exotic, are now a part of everyday cooking all around the world. Most grocery stores now carry ginger, cumin seeds, mustard seeds and chili powder. Other spices,...

  • Types of Chutney

    Chutney is a condiment of Indian origin. It is a relish usually made from fruit and/or vegetables and spices. The ingredients, textures and flavors of different chutneys vary greatly. They range...

  • How to Make Tikka Chicken Masala

    Delicious Indian tikka chicken masala marinated in yogurt base sauce and then cooked in heavy southern Asian spices. Try it if you enjoy hot and spicy food. Makes 4 to 6 portions when served...

  • How to make vegetarian Indian Samosa

    Samosa is a very popular snack in south asia. In all of India, Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh, it is enjoyed by people in all age groups. Now based upon the region and the weather, there is a...

  • How to Make Indian Chicken Pilaf (Murgh Biryani)

    This is known to many familiar with Indian cuisine as Murgh Biriyani, sometimes spelled Biryani. There are many subtle variations to this dish, the familiar elements found in all of them is the...

  • How to make Gran Major's famous Curry Puffs

    Curry Puffs are one of the wonders of the world ! Once you have tasted them, you can never live without them !They are a pasty-type dish which are eaten in the hand.

  • Spices Used in Curries

    Indian cooking is never complete without curries and spices. There are certain spices that form an integral part of all curries regardless of their origin or taste.

  • How to Make Basil Pesto

    Basil pesto, or Pesto alla Genovese, originates from Italy's Liguria region. This region's soil produces many varieties of herbs and vegetables. The dishes from Liguria tend to rich in vegetables...

  • How to get started with Indian Cooking: Spices 101

    Most Americans today are starting to fall in love with Indian food, yet are intimidated when faced with a simple Indian recipe because of the multitude of spices used there in. It's frightening!...

  • Types of Indian Spices

    Throughout history, people have bought and sold spices from India, crossing oceans and mountain ranges in pursuit of them. Indian cuisine is known for its creative use of spices and spice blends,...

  • Roti FAQ

    Roti is the general name given to unleavened breads eaten in India and throughout the world with Indian cuisine. There are many different types of roti that have their origins in different regions...

  • Uses for Turmeric Powder

    Turmeric powder is commonly known as "the golden spice of life" or as "Indian Saffron." It is a major component in Indian and Southeast Asian cooking and is most popularly known for its yellow...

  • How to Make Bottle gourd Halwa(sorakaya halwa)

    Bottle gourd halwa is an easy to make Indian dessert. It is prepared using very simple ingredients. This article demonstrates a simple way to prepare bottle gourd halwa. The aroma of cardamom...

  • How to Make Round Chapatis

    Chapatis--also called roti and paratha, depending on regional variation--are staple breads in India. They're simple to make, delicious and can be as nutritious as you like, depending on what you...

  • How to make Paneer Tikka Masala (Vegetarian Delight)

    A survey in the UK claimed Chicken Tikka Masala is that country’s most popular restaurant dish. One in seven curries sold in the UK is Chicken Tikka masala. But, you can not try the dish because...

  • How to Make Dosa at Home

    Dosa (also called dosai) is a South Indian vegetarian crepe made from rice and lentils. It is usually served with a spicy side dish called chutney. It can be eaten as a snack, a breakfast item...

  • How to Make Sabudana/tapioca Khichdi

    Sabudana is a preferred food in India during fasting days. This is comfort food and easy to make and definitely tastes good!

  • How to make Paneer (Indian Cottage Cheese) at home

    Paneer is a soft cheese traditionally made from milk. It does not have a very defined taste of its own, but it is used in many great dishes like palak paneer, paneer tikka etc. It can be cooked,...

  • How to make Vegetable Khichdi

    An Easy way to Prepare Vegetable Khichdi, a very healthy food!

  • How to make Khichdi

    Khichdi is a traditional Indian dish commonly made with rice, lentils and various vegetables. It is easy to make, delicious and nutritious. It is a main dish usually served with yogurt and other...

  • The Dangers of Bhut Jolokia

    The bhut jolokia pepper is known as the hottest pepper in the world. While it is is edible, people should use extreme care when handling and eating it.

  • Indian Breakfast Ideas

    India's tradition of mixing a variety of textures, temperatures and flavors makes for exciting breakfasts. Whether it's a hearty meal featuring omelets and stuffed breads inspired by India's...

  • How to make simple Indian Tea (Adrak Chai)

    "Chai" is the common word used for tea in India. Tea is one of the most widely consumed beverage in India. This article demonstrates an easy way to make "adrak chai" that is...

  • How to make an Unusual & Refreshing, South Indian Potato Raita

    An unusual, stunning & refreshing Indian Potato recipe made with chilled Yoghurt which one traditionally calls a "Raita" ,tempered with spices used typically in the South of India.A...

  • How to make Tomato Rasam (Tomato soup)

    Tomato rasam is nothing but south Indian style tomato soup. Rasam is a very staple food in south India. Almost all the south Indians have rasam everyday. On a cold or rainy day, it helps you warm...

  • How to Make Your Own Easy Sweet Curry Powder

    Curry Powder is a blend of spices often used in Indian cuisine. Since its origination in Pakistan, many different flavors of curry have evolved to suit varied tastes and recipes. Some Curry...

  • How to make Hyderabadi Lamb Biryani

    All of us crave for a good biryani, which we normally eat at specialized biryani restaurants. But we can make this yummy biryani at home with out much stress. This article demonstrates you the...

  • Ayurvedic Vegetarian Cooking

    Ayurvedic vegetarian cooking is based on the writings of Ayurveda, the classical Indian god of medicine. Ayurveda is concerned with improving one's mental and physical health. The greatest demand...

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