Paratha (Indian flatbread)

Paratha (Indian flatbread)

Paratha is a very popular flatbread in Indian cuisine. Unlike other bread, Paratha is fried with Ghee and is flaky inside. Parathas are usually prepared for breakfasts and special occasions. I still remember the smell of fried parathas that my mom used to make for the weekend breakfasts. Usually, she served them with omelettes and …

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Easy Mango Chutney

Easy Mango Chutney

This delicious and easy mango Chutney is one of my favourite Chutney to accompany savoury dishes. It has a sweet and sour flavour with a hint of spiciness that is great to serve with roasted or grilled meat. It is also a perfect dip and a delicious aperitive on top of crackers and brie. It …

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Raita (Yogurt Sauce)

Raita (Yogurt Sauce)

Raita is a very typical Indian sauce, prepared with yoghurt and some condiments such as black salt, pepper, cumin or Chat Masala. You may also find Raitas where are added fine herbs such as mint leaves or fresh cilantro, as well as finely chopped vegetables like cucumber, onion or tomato. There are Raitas even with …

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Tomato Raita

Raita de Tomate (Salsa de Yogur con Tomate)

Tomato Raita is one of my favourite Raita recipes. It is the perfect condiment to a spicy curry to refresh the palate. In India, it is usually served with rice dishes such as Pulao or Biryani. But it is so delicious that I like to serve it with any Indian dish…. with Samosas, Pakoras or …

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Chicken Tikka Masala

pollo Tikka Masala

Chicken Tikka Masala is one of the most popular dishes in Indian restaurants. However, there are many contradictions regarding its origin. Some say that chicken Tikka Masala is a British adaptation of the chicken Tikka recipe (grilled chicken on skewers in a Tandoor oven). Other chefs and critics in India claim that this dish has …

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