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- Curry Base Recipe (Make Restaurant-Style Curries at Home!)
- Vegetarian (Vegan) Navratan Korma
- Honey Lavender Cookies
- Pav Bhaji (Indian Vegetarian “chili” with Spiced Buns)
- Goat Cheese Swirled Brownies
- Home-style Chicken Masala (Indian Spiced Chicken Stew)
- Paneer Tikka Masala
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- Curry Base Recipe (Make Restaurant-Style Curries at Home!)
- Chicken Tikka Masala
- Murgh Makhani (Butter Chicken)
- Chicken Jalfrezi
- Pav Bhaji (Indian Vegetarian “chili” with Spiced Buns)
- Lamb Curry with Apricots and Almonds
- Bengali Shrimp Malai Curry
- Navratan Korma (Vegetarian/Vegan Korma)
- Dabeli (Vegetarian Potato Burger)
- Chicken Tikka Masala Pizza
- Spicy Vegetarian Cauliflower Curry
- Home-Style Chicken Masala (Indian Spiced Chicken Stew)
- Chole Masala (Chickpea Curry)
- Chicken Chapli Kabab (Pakistani)
- Aloo Gobi (Indian Spiced Cauliflower and Potato)
- Indian Inspired Mussel Pilaf
- Bhindi Masala (Okra Curry)
- Khumb, Matar and Methi Korma (Mushroom, Pea and Fenugreek Korma)
- Masala Bread Upma
- Besan Chillas: Chickpea Flour Pancakes
- Indian Spiced Shrimp with Yogurt, Garlic and Cilantro Dipping Sauce (Raita)
- Aloo Matar (Potato and Pea Curry)
- Restaurant Style Paneer Masala (Vegetarian)
- Mini Vegetarian Navratan Korma Pies with Coconut Whipped Cream
- Keema Matar: Indian Ground Meat Curry with Peas (Lamb)
- Aloo Subzi: Potatoes Cooked in Mustard Oil
- Tamatar Shorba: Indian Style Tomato Soup
- Coconut and Cardamom Chicken Curry
- Egg Curry (Anda Curry)
- Gobi Subzi: Indian Spiced Cauliflower
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- Chai (Indian Style Tea)
- Bengali Inspired Chickpea and Raw Vegetable Salad
- Indian Spiced Hummus
- Indian Inspired Pasta Salad
- Singaras: Bengali Style Samosa
- Vegetarian Momos (can also be made with a meat filling)
- Aloo Tikki (Indian Spiced Potato Patty)
- Indian Inspired Rice Krispie Treats
- Pohe (Vegan Rice Snack)
- Fish Pakoras: Spiced Up Fish Fry *Gluten Free*
- South Indian Style Lemon Rice
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- Gulab Jamun trial #1
- Kala Jamun (and Gulab Jamun) Perfected!
- Rose and Pistachio Cookie Bars (not actually Indian, but inspired)
- Gajar Halwa: Indian Sweet Carrot Pudding
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- Asparagus Soup with Tarragon and Chevre
- Mushroom Puff Pastry Tarts
- Cantaloupe, Arugula and Mint Salad
- Pear, Honey and Blue Cheese Toasts
- Homemade Sushi
- Instant Pot Cauliflower, Sausage and Kale Soup {Keto/Low-Carb/Gluten Free} {Keto, Low-Carb, Gluten Free}
- Instant Pot Pesto Chicken Soup
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- Braised Pheasant with Red Cabbage and Wild Rice
- Not So Fancy Frittata
- Wild Mushroom and Marjoram Chicken
- Vegetarian Bean Taco Salad
- Black Beans and Rice with Chicken and Apple Salsa
- Shrimp Fajitas
- Pan Fried Chicken Breast with Rustic Herb Tomato Sauce
- Pan Seared Scallops with Sweet Pea, Lemon and Tarragon Risotto
- Raspberry Risotto with Herbes de Provence and Chevre
- Black Truffle, Prosciutto and Purple Potato Frittata
- Mini Turkey Lasagnas
- Roasted Pumpkin, Sausage and Sage Risotto with Gruyere
- Chicken Sausage, Pesto and Gruyere Croissant Rolls
- Asian Inspired Turkey Meatballs (with brown sauce)
- Coq Au Vin
- Bouillabaisse
- Pesto Pasta (copy-cat Noodles and Co. Pesto Cavatappi Recipe)
- Mexican Spiced Shrimp with Refried Black Beans
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- “Dorothy’s Cookies” Chocolate Crinkles
- Honey Lavender Cookies
- Goat Cheese Swirled Brownies
- Apricot Macadamia Nut Cookie Bars
- Bread Crumb Cookies
- French Macarons
- Pumpkin Brown Butter Cake
- The Easiest Chocolate Cake (Vegan!)
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- Caramelized Onion, Purple Potato and Pistachio Pizza
- Chicken Tikka Masala Pizza
- Spicy Chicken Sausage Pizza with Chipotle Pepper and Pepita Seed Pesto
- Fig, Prosciutto and Caramelized Onion Pizza with Pistachios, Chevre and Honey
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- Concord Grape Juice
- Strawberry and Lavender Jam
- Chipotle Pepper and Pepita Seed Pesto
- Canned Roma Tomatoes
- Blackberry and Ginger Spiced Jam
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Any Indian bread recipes to share?
Leandra, Not as of yet. I will definitely share a few soon. I’d like to make a video of chapati making (it’s harder than you’d imagine). As for making naan…it’s possible at home, but will never taste quite like what you get at the restaurant without using a tandoor. I’ve had a lot of requests though, so I will do some experimenting and post a recipe.
Wow Shari, I’m literally awestruck with your recipe collection here….Great job and love all the dishes you’ve shared…Awesome!
Thank you, Manju! I hope to someday have a huge and wonderful collection of recipes. I just want people to love the Indian cuisine as much as I do! 🙂
I can’t wait to get started! Just need to buy some onions to get started on the base curry. Would love a recipe for naan that works – my family love it. Thanks!
Naan is a little tricky to make at home—at least, it’s tricky to make it taste like what you get at the restaurant. I’ll give it a go though, and see what I can come up with!
I just found your blog today. I’m excited by all the yummy looking dishes. My husband is English and loves restaurant curries, but they are expensive here and unfortunately, every time I’ve tried to make any at home, they’ve all been complete disasters. I’m hopeful that I can try some of your recipes, especially the Korma and Tikka Masala! Thanks !!!
I hope they work for you and your husband is happy! Let me know! 🙂
please make index by veg and non-veg.easy for all.thanks
Thank you for the suggestion, I will re-format it when I get some time! 🙂
This is great! As an American-born Indian, I never really tried to pick up many recipes, but this website will be great when I want to make Indian food at school! Much easier than frantically calling my mom to help me out.
I’m glad you enjoy the site! I’m sure your mom would be very proud of you for cooking some Indian dishes!
I just found your blog! Haven’t tried any of your recipes yet, but I’m already in love with your site! 🙂 I’m a Bengali (I think Piyush is too!), and it’s so nice to see an American make so many traditional Indian (and Bengali) dishes. Yay!! 🙂 And much like you, I too discovered by love for cooking after I got married. Will definitely try out your recipes soon! 🙂
Hello! I’m glad you stumbled across my blog…you’re correct, Piyush is also Bengali! Hope you enjoy the recipes! 😀
I have been looking at some of your recipe’s and I don’t see any fish curry. please add I would like to copy.
Hello KB!
You’re right, I don’t have a fish curry on the blog–which is weird since I’m married to a Bengali (they LOVE fish!). I’ll be sure to get one posted soon!
Hi Shari,
I stumbled on to your blog through pinterest, Great blog. Im am also married to a Bengali and I made your Shrimp Malai Curry recipe and it was a hit. Thanks for sharing the recipe!
Emily
Hello Emily! I’m glad the shrimp malai curry was a hit! It’s actually one of my most favorite recipes to make…everyone seems to love it!
P.S. Aren’t Bengali guys the best?! 😀
Shari- I’m hunting for tips on how to make rice just like they do in Indian restaurants – any help? I don’t see a rice recipe in your index.
Becky, are you referring to the white basmati rice, or some sort of pulau? I’d be happy to help the best I can!
Hi Shari,
I love saag/palak paneer, and when I try to replicate recipes I find on the internet the flavor just isn’t as vibrant as what I get at a good restaurant. Any tips?
-Jennifer