This is possibly the easiest chicken curry recipe ever! It makes for a drier, thicker curry, which really goes well with rice or rotis. I like to make mine really spicy but you can adjust the fire to your palate.
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My aunt Nisha is a fabulous cook. Everything she makes is outstanding and over the years I have kept a meticulous stash of her recipes. Her biryani is particularly terrific. She adds flavors to the dish by using fresh crushed mint and cilantro leaves that really take this dish to another level. You could use [...]
This is a great recipe that makes a really quick and tasty chicken curry. Somehow the chicken curry I make in U.S. never tastes as good as it does when made in India. I guess the ingredients are just different. Try to use smaller sized onions and tomatoes rather than the big ones available in the [...]
Even though I belong to the Himachal/ Punjab region of Northern India, I spent most of my early years in Madras (now known as Chennai) which is in South India. As a result, I grew up loving the diverse regional flavors of both Northern and Southern Indian food. Though the most well-known foods from the [...]
Khow Suey is a fabulous one pot meal that never fails to impress. It’s a Burmese dish which consists of noodles, a lentil infused chicken or vegetable gravy and many toppings that add flavor to every bite of this delecatbale dish. No one makes Khow-Suey better than my mother does. Whenever I visit India, this [...]
Biryani is one of the yummiest one pot meals. There are so many kinds of and ways to make Biryani. Every Indian home has it’s signature recipe. Here is a very quick way that I make mine. I just combine rice and chicken curry in layers. You could actually do this with any chicken curry recipe. It is [...]
Growing up in India, I was surrounded by some of the best cooks ever! Maya was one of them. Everything she made tasted like magic melting in your mouth. This particular chicken curry she used to make was my younger brother’s favorite. She used wings and other odd parts of the chicken that she would laboriously save over days. Well, he’s visiting this week [...]
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