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Diwali + 3-4 recipes (26)

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Recipe by: SHAHZADI
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Make this authentic Indian dish at home - perfect on its own or as an accompaniment to a meat curry.
 
Recipe by: Rupert Smith
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Black onion seeds (Kalonji) give this recipe a slightly pickled taste. They can be difficult to find but are essential to the recipe. Look in a local provision store run by an Indian and you should find them. Serve as a vegatable dish with other Indian recipes.
 
Recipe by: Bahu
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A traditional Indian drink/dessert. Surprisingly refreshing but rich, this has a memorable taste. It can be served warm in winter, or over ice in summer.
 
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This is a simple and tasty vegetarian Indian dish that is sure to rouse your taste buds. Delicious served on its own or as an accompaniment to a meat curry with pitta, naan or rice.
 
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This is a very simple, quick and more importantly authentic Indian side dish of grilled aubergine and tomato. Best served with naan or roti. It should have a consistency of, um, well, 'mush' when finished - but it's delicious!
 
Recipe by: Kristine Weatherly
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Growing tired of takeaways? Make your own basmati to go with a spicy homemade curry.
 
Recipe by: vburrito
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This is an Indian dry curry recipe from my mum. Tastes great with parathas or rice!
 
Recipe by: JAYALAKSHMI VISWANATHAN
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This is a healthy dessert recipe that you can make for kids who don't eat carrots. Substitute carrots with beetroots and you get Beetroot halwa.
 
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A Bengali lives by fish and rice. Living in North America, I had to adapt to the fact that I could not get the fish that I grew up with in India. So I learnt to eat catfish, trout, salmon and striped bass etc. Catfish is one of my favourites, as the fatty fish lends itself to a lot of moisture and it doesn't smell fishy at all - if its fresh! This is a recipe I came up with on a whim.
 
Recipe by: Rani
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Chaat is a broad term that encompasses many different savoury Indian snacks. This recipe is made of yoghurt and potatoes and other chaat sauces.
 
Recipe by: ezsteve
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A traditional, mild North Indian recipe. An unforgettable dish when served on a bed of pilau rice with some Peshwari naan.
 
Recipe by: Rani
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This is a very tasty Indian chutney, prepared in moments in the blender. Lemon juice, coriander, green chilli, peanuts and ginger. Serve as a condiment with puppodums.
 
Recipe by: Cathy
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Dhal is simply the Indian word for lentils, and masoor dhal refers to the red variety. They are infused with ginger, turmeric, cayenne pepper, onion and cumin. Serve over plain or fragrant rice, or with naan.
 
Recipe by: Trina
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In this mild dish, chicken is simmered in a creamy fragrant sauce with onion, garlic, ginger and cashews. Serve over basmati rice. Add more chilli or cayenne for more heat.
 
Recipe by: MELLY343
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Cauliflower and pea masala - one of the first Indian dishes I made. It is easy and quick. Fresh or frozen garden peas may be used.
 
Recipe by: Heather
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A delicious Chai tea that is easy to make at home. Serve hot or over ice.
 
Recipe by: Lynda McCormick
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Naan is traditionally made in a brick and clay tandoor oven. It does not brown like other breads. It should be baked only for 60 seconds or less. It will still be white although it may have a couple brown spots like a cooked flour tortilla. Naan should be served immediately after preparing.
 
Recipe by: Lakshmi Jaishankar
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This is a hot soup from India made with pineapple and lime juice, enhanced with the flavours of ginger, green chilli and cumin seeds. It smells and tastes so good served with rice.
 
Recipe by: Moomal Abro
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In India, jeera is the word for cumin. This Indian fried rice is fragrant and delicious.
 
Recipe by: Jonathan Reeves
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It's a great take on the famous Mango Lassi that you tend to see at various Indian restaurants because it takes the flavour to a higher and much more complex level.
 
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