Dum Biryani is a layered dish of marinated protein or vegetables, basmati rice, and spices, cooked together on low heat. The "dum" cooking locks in flavors, creating a rich, aromatic, and tender meal. Garnished with fried onions, saffron, and fresh herbs, it's a treat for the senses. Perfect for festive occasions, it pairs well with raita or pickles.
Honey Chilli Potatoes is a crispy Indo-Chinese snack made with golden-fried potato fingers tossed in a sweet, spicy, and tangy sauce. It's garnished with sesame seeds and spring onions for added flavor. Perfect as a snack or appetizer, it combines crunch and rich flavors.
Start by creaming butter and sugar, then add eggs. Combine with sifted flour, baking powder, and salt alternately with milk, finishing with vanilla. Bake at 350 F until a toothpick comes out clean, cool, and serve.
Mutton Tikka is a delicious and flavorful dish made by marinating mutton cubes in a spiced yogurt mix, then grilling or baking until tender and slightly charred. Key ingredients include ginger-garlic paste, red chili powder, kasuri methi, and mustard oil, which enhance the aroma and taste. Serve hot with mint chutney, onion rings, and lemon wedges for a satisfying meal.
Tangri Kebab is made by marinating chicken drumsticks in a spiced yogurt mixture, then grilling or baking until golden and crispy. For extra flavor, a smoky charcoal method can be used. Serve with fresh coriander, lemon wedges, and mint chutney.
To make Sabudana Khichdi, rinse and soak sabudana, then mix with ground peanuts, salt, and sugar. Saut cumin, curry leaves, green chili, and potatoes in ghee until golden. Add the sabudana mixture, cook until translucent, and garnish with coriander and lemon juice.
Homemade sambar masala is made by roasting whole spices, including coriander, cumin, and mustard seeds, then grinding them into a fine powder. Optionally, add coconut for added flavor before storage. Use this masala to enhance your sambar and other South Indian dishes.
