indian cuisine

Indian cuisine consists of a variety of regional & traditional cuisines native to the Indian subcontinent. These cuisines vary substantially & use locally available spices, herbs, vegetables, & fruits
Indian cuisine consists of a variety of regional and traditional cuisines native to the Indian subcontinent. Given the diversity in soil, climate, culture, ethnic groups, and occupations, these cuisines vary substantially and use locally available spices, herbs, vegetables, and fruits. Indian food is also heavily influenced by religion, in particular Hinduism and Islam, cultural choices and traditions. Indian cuisine has influenced other cuisines across the world, especially those from Europe (especially Britain), the Middle East, Southern African, East Africa, Southeast Asia, North America, Mauritius, Fiji, Oceania, and the Caribbean.

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  1. rascal

    Butter chicken ......again

    My butter chicken is as good as I can get it, daughter is back at work so I'm cooking during the week now. She asked for butter chicken again. This is 8 chicken thighs boned and marinaded overnight. This pic is it resting, cooking it later. It's only 10.30 am here on Tuesday . More pics to...
  2. Morning Glory

    Recipe Palak Paneer (Spinach with Paneer)

    Mild, creamy and comforting, this Indian style dish is packed with healthy green goodness. Please note that this isn't a traditional recipe but of my own devising after trial and error. Its important to use bright green baby spinach leaves here to achieve the vibrant colour. You can use the...
  3. SatNavSaysStraightOn

    Recipe Khandvi (Chickpea flour pancake rolls)

    As a compliment to the Recipe - Pomegranate Yoghurt Rice I made yesterday, today I made these Khandvi which are spicy chickpea flour pancakes that are then sliced into thin strips once rolled up and served with a spicy tarka. I'll add the final photos later today when I serve the knandvi with...
  4. Morning Glory

    Recipe Chard Saag Paneer

    In Indian restaurants in the UK, saag paneer is usually made with spinach (palek saag). In fact, the word ‘saag’ is a generic word for greens in Hindi. If you make this dish using spinach, there is no need to precook it - you can add it straight to the sauce. But some types of chard need at...
  5. rascal

    A trip to my local Indian store

    Daughter is getting bored being house bound, I suggested we go to my Indian store, gurujis, I needed to stock up some stuff. Husband and wife about my age own the place, bought cumin and fennel seeds, frozen galangal, date and tamarind chutney and a few incense sticks, I love these burning...
  6. rascal

    Rick stein in india

    I've linked this and watching it again. It really is a great programme, I'm learning heaps about foods and the country itself. I don't know if it's available in murica, but maybe on you tube??? Worth a look. It reall is. Bonus..... He's my fave chef. !! He now lives in Australia. Russ
  7. SatNavSaysStraightOn

    Recipe Indian Potato Pie (Revisited)

    Over the years, we find that we edit and modify recipes, change little things along the way and simplify cooking and this is one of those recipes. We have adapted it to our tastes, and cooking requirements and finally have something we not simply like, but love. Ingredients 1 onion, finely...
  8. Curried cauliflower and pea soup

    Curried cauliflower and pea soup

  9. Indian Potato Pie

    Indian Potato Pie

    All wrapped up and ready to cook
  10. Indian Potato Pie

    Indian Potato Pie

    Adding the filling
  11. SatNavSaysStraightOn

    Recipe Indian chaura na poora, or Black-Eyed Bean Pancakes

    Indian chaura na poora, or Black-Eyed Bean Pancakes You'll either need a high powdered liquidiser such as a Vitamix or a decent food processor and depending on what you have depends on how long these take to make. If you have the Vitamix, then you don't have to soak the beans overnight, but you...
  12. Black-Eyed Bean Pancakes

    Black-Eyed Bean Pancakes

    This pancake is not yet ready to turn over. It is not cooked yet.
  13. Black-Eyed Bean Pancakes Cooking

    Black-Eyed Bean Pancakes Cooking

    This pancake shows the swirling motion used to spread the batter around the griddle after pouring it on in a donut shape. It is also nowhere near ready to turn over.
  14. Black-Eyed Bean Pancakes Cooking

    Black-Eyed Bean Pancakes Cooking

  15. Indian chaura na poora, or Black-Eyed Bean Pancakes

    Indian chaura na poora, or Black-Eyed Bean Pancakes

    Indian chaura na poora, or Black-Eyed Bean Pancakes
  16. Indian chaura na poora, or Black-Eyed Bean Pancakes

    Indian chaura na poora, or Black-Eyed Bean Pancakes

    Indian chaura na poora, or Black-Eyed Bean Pancakes
  17. Indian chaura na poora, or Black-Eyed Bean Pancakes

    Indian chaura na poora, or Black-Eyed Bean Pancakes

    Indian chaura na poora, or Black-Eyed Bean Pancakes
  18. Indian chaura na poora, or Black-Eyed Bean Pancakes

    Indian chaura na poora, or Black-Eyed Bean Pancakes

    Indian chaura na poora, or Black-Eyed Bean Pancakes and tofu scramble
  19. Indian chaura na poora, or Black-Eyed Bean Batter

    Indian chaura na poora, or Black-Eyed Bean Batter

    Indian chaura na poora, or Black-Eyed Bean Pancake Batter. This was a touch too thin. It needs to hold its shape better, more like stiffly whipped cream.
  20. Indian chaura na poora with tofu scramble

    Indian chaura na poora with tofu scramble

    Indian chaura na poora, or Black-Eyed Bean Pancakes with tofu scramble
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