Palak Paneer has got to be the most popular and recognized vegetarian dishes in North Indian cuisine. The combination of fresh, vitamin packed spinach leaves with protein rich homemade cottage cheese or panir has all the characteristics of a well balanced meal. Try this Dhaba style recipe, or rustic version of palak paneer, and enjoy the amazing textures and flavors of spinach, garlic, ginger, onions, tomatoes….simply yum!
"Dhaba Style Palak Paneer"Category: Curries
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Eggs cook so easy and fast! And Egg Keema or Ande (Egg) ka Keema, is one of our go-to dishes when there is not a whole lot in the fridge or when we need something quick and nutritious. This particular dish is so quick to make as we have used a shortcuts and can be on your plates in under 30 minutes! We always keep some Fried Onions, canned Tomatoes and Ginger and Garlic Paste…
"Quick and Easy Egg Keema with Pantry Staples"
Shrimp is one of the easiest seafood items to cook in terms of cooking time. Combine that with a flavorful curry and you have an amazing meal option. Try this Shrimp (Prawn) Curry recipe made with toasted sesame seeds, peanuts and coconut. Its a flavor combination that will tantalize your taste buds.
"Shrimp Curry | Prawn Curry"
Punjabi Chole, also known as Chana Masala, is one of the most iconic dishes in Indian cuisine. It is a staple in most Indian restaurants and loved by all. With complex flavors and hearty texture, this restaurant style Chole or Channa recipe (made with garbanzo beans aka kabuli chana) can be enjoyed with rice, naan, bhatura or chapati/roti. Save a trip out to a restaurant and make this delicious Punjabi Chole Masala at home.
"Restaurant Style Punjabi Chole Masala | Chana Masala"
Pomfret, also known as Paplet Hooman or Pompano, is a popular choice of fish for Goan cuisine. With very little marination time as well as cooking time required, this aromatic coconut based Pomfret fish curry recipe is a must try. Serve it with hot rice or roti. In case you can’t get a hold of pomfret, try these substitutes: sea bass, red snapper, flounder, small grouper, tilapia, cod, haddock, or any white flesh fish.
"Goan Pomfret Fish Curry"