Tamarind paste is a staple everyday basic ingredient that is used almost daily in South Indian cooking. Making Tamarind paste at home is now easy. It is more budget friendly, convenient to make tamarind paste or pulp at home in bulk and freeze. This makes your everyday cooking very easy. Tamarind Paste Recipe Some of...
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Kerala squid curry, also called nadan koonthal or kanava curry, is a spicy, flavourful curry with roasted coconut paste. Tender squid is cooked with brinjal, roasted coconut, spices, shallots and curry leaves until everything comes together beautifully. This curry tastes amazing with Kerala red rice, appam, parotta or even dosa for a delicious meal. Nadan...
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Papas Arrugadas are traditional Canary Island potato recipe called as wrinkled potatoes. It is made by cooking small potatoes in heavily salted water until potatoes are cooked through. These cooked potatoes are left to dry in the pan until the potato skins get wrinkly and the potatoes are lightly coated with salt. This wrinkled salt...
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If you are looking for simple upma recipes for breakfast or dinner, then this rice flour upma is the answer. This arisi maavu upma is made with rice flour, simple tempering of mustard, urad dal, dry chillies, curry leaves and coconut. Easy to make rice upma with minimal steps. Rice flour upma Ever been in...
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This Dhaba Style Chicken Curry stands for every road trip we’ve had with our families. Same bold flavours, hot, fragrant, and ready in under 45 minutes. Learn how to make it in a traditional pressure cooker, instant pot, and on the stovetop.
I think I’ve finally nailed it. This Dhaba Style Chicken Curry is SO good. Its legit, as close as it gets to eating it in a dhaba. Spicy, fragrant with spices, big, bold flavours and really juicy pieces of chicken.
Dhabas, for the uninitiated, are roadside restaurants that you’ll find along the highway. They’re road trip essentials and are scattered all over the country and really well-known for their bold, rustic flavors and ambience. Growing up, the highlight of any road trip was a stopover at a dhaba for steaming hot, spicy dhaba style chicken curry, dal fry or dal makhani and tandoori rotis fresh from the oven to mop it all up. These soul satisfying meals will always be etched on to my heart!
Unlike my other recipes, this one’s slightly time consuming because masala is ground and cooked till it’s color changes. This is characteristic of most Indian curries, and the slow cooking process or bhuno is what lends dishes a unique flavor.
Here are the main ingredients you’ll need for this recipe:
We were asking this question ourselves while trying to replicate that dhaba like flavour – How is it that common dishes taste extra unique when they come from a dhaba?
Here’s what we found: Dhabas use more oil, ghee and butter to add richness and to cook the food faster, there’s a natural smoky flavour because all the cooking is done on a really high flame or using firewood. They liberally use freshly ground spices wherever possible and finally, they end the dish with a sizzling tadka/tempering!
We’ve taken all this information and compiled it into one beautiful chicken curry.
Check out the simple steps that go into making this beautiful curry
1. Marinate the chicken in ginger garlic paste, lime juice and salt. This adds flavour from within and the acid helps tenderise the meat
2. Add onions, ginger, garlic and green chillies to a chopper and pulse to get a coarse mix.
1. Pound spices roughly with a mortar pestle to break them down and release their flavour
2. Saute them in hot oil to temper them
3. Brown the onion paste in oil that’s tempered with whole spices. This is a slow cooking process where the onion paste is sauteed on a low flame till it changes colour and becomes a deep golden brown. You’ll see a thin layer of oil floating on the top and the sides – thats when you know its cooked through and isn’t raw anymore
4. Cook tomatoes and spices for a few minutes till the tomatoes become pulpy soft
5. Roast the chicken along with garam masala in the onion tomato mixture, tossing it for a minute or two till the gravy coats all the pieces
6. Pressure Cook for 15 minutes. If using a traditional pressure cooker, start on high heat and after the first whistle, reduce the heat to low. Wait till you hear two more whistles and then turn off the flame. Let the pressure release naturally. To make instant pot chicken curry, pressure cook on high for 8 minutes
7. Temper julienned ginger and slit green chillies in butter and ghee.This adds an extra layer of flavour and gives it a nice hint of ginger
8. Serve chicken curry with tempering poured on top. Sprinkle some chopped coriander for freshness and flavour
Wondering what to serve with Dhaba Chicken Curry? You really can’t go wrong with something that helps soak up all that delicious, spicy gravy!
I hope you guys enjoy this recipe as much as I do, it’s truly one of my favorites! And like all curries, this tastes even better the next day, so no need to worry about leftovers! If you love dhaba style food, check out my other favourite like Dhaba Dal Fry, Dhaba Dal Tadka, Matar Paneer, Karahi Chicken, Dal Makhani.
When you make this recipe, don’t forget to send me pictures over on my IG @my_foodstory. I love seeing your recreations!
This article was researched and written by Urvi Dalal.
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This Dense Bean Salad keeps you full for hours! Black beans, lentils, veggies, kale, seeds and a creamy, lemony dressing. High Protein, High fiber, anti-inflammatory (17 grams Protein, 14 grams fiber per serving. Gluten-free, Nut-free, option for soy-free)
This is my anti-inflammatory dense bean salad. Dense bean salads have been trending, and they are just amazing hearty meals with tons of beans and so many different combinations of flavors, textures, and veggies that you can add to them.
Beans, along with all of the vegetables and other ingredients in this salad, are a great source of fiber, protein, iron, and zinc.
The whole bowl has 65+ grams or more of protein, 50+ grams of fiber, 20+ milligrams of iron, and loads of vitamin C from the tomatoes, peppers, and lemon to help your body absorb all of that iron. There are omega-3s from the hemp seeds, along with pumpkin seeds, making this an incredibly nutrient-dense meal.
This is a great, budget-friendly, easy-to-put-together salad. There is no cooking involved. You just have to chop everything, make the dressing, toss it all together, and it’s ready. It’s also perfect for meal prep because the flavors enhance as the salad sits. The next day, it’s even more flavorful because the beans absorb all of that delicious dressing.
Serve this dense bean salad with tortilla chips, toasted sourdough or garlic bread, added to wraps or tacos, or served over grains, such as quinoa or farro. There are endless possibilities with this salad!
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This easy jeera dal converts simple ingredients into incredible flavor! Red lentils cooked to creamy and scented with sizzling cumin, garlic, chili oil tadka. (gluten-free, soy-free, nut-free) 19 g fiber, 19 g protein!
Jeera means cumin, and dal means lentils. Together, they create a simple meal that doesn’t sacrifice flavor. This is a simple cumin-scented lentil soup that’s cozy and satisfying.
This is a simple recipe with everyday ingredients, but it makes such a delicious dal. It’s one of the simple, home-style dals that my mom used to make often.
I changed it up a little to make it slightly spicier and creamier with some non-dairy yogurt. If you cook the dal long enough, it becomes creamy on its own, so if you don’t want to add non-dairy yogurt, that works just as well.
We make this simple dal with red lentils (masoor dal), along with tomato and dried fenugreek leaves. While the lentils cook, we make an amazing tadka, which is a spiced oil with cumin seeds, green chili, and garlic. That tadka takes the dal to the next level!
This jeera dal is delicious served with your favorite Indian sides or sabzi! In the photo above, I’m serving it with my simple gobi aloo matar.
Continue reading: Jeera Dal (Indian Cumin-Scented Lentil Dahl)
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This Vegan hash-brown casserole has a crispy top, savory steak-style soy curls, fluffy tofu ’eggs.’ 27 grams of protein, rich in calcium, iron, and fiber, this is ultimate brunch centerpiece !
(27 grams protein, 8 grams fiber per serving! Gluten-free and nut-free with soy-free options.)
This casserole is based on the steak and eggs with hash browns from IHOP. I decided to turn it into a vegan casserole, so it has soy curls that are marinated and then baked along with onion, mushrooms, and peppers until everything starts to caramelize.
Then, we add crumbled tofu, seasonings, non-dairy yogurt or non-dairy cream, and vegan cheese. Spread that over everything, mix it up a little bit, and bake it again for a cheesy, 1-pan vegan steak and egg scramble.
While all of this is baking, we make our hash browns and crisp them in a skillet, then put them on top of the casserole before serving. You can actually serve the hash browns on the side or on top of the casserole.
I love making breakfast casseroles, like my eggs Benedict casserole and my Mexican egg casserole. In those recipes, I blend the tofu to make the egg mixture. I wanted to make a version where I didn’t have to use the blender, so there are fewer dishes to clean.
This is such a hearty breakfast, and it’s so delicious! For additional protein, you can add nutritional yeast and hemp seeds or more soy curls to the tofu mixture.
Continue reading: High Protein Hash Brown Breakfast Casserole (Vegan IHOP Copycat!)
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If you are looking for easy tofu recipes to include in your diet, then this the dish. It is simple basic fried tofu topped with chilli oil, scallions. Super simple, but filling and addictive when served hot. This makes a great ramen or rice bowl topping. Fried Tofu with chilli oil I bought a packet...
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If you are someone like me who is looking for ways to include oats in your diet, then this baked oatmeal is the answer. This healthy and nutritious blueberry banana baked oatmeal can be made using either granola or rolled oats. This not only taste amazing but makes a great meal prep breakfast option. Baked...
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These air fryer roasted veggies is the easiest side dish I make at home! They go with pretty much everything, and the air fryer gets them perfectly golden and tender without any fuss.
These air fryer roasted vegetables have become our go-to side for pretty much every non-veg meal we make at home. They need barely any oil and no babysitting, which frees me up to focus on the main dish. Plus, that roasted, slightly charred flavour of the veggies makes them so addictive!
To make these roasted air fryer veggies, I have used babycorn, carrots, broccoli, beans, zucchini, and onions, but you can swap in whatever vegetables your family enjoys. If you’ve been using your air fryer regularly for recipes like our air fryer chicken tikka or air fryer lemon garlic chicken, these roasted vegetables make the perfect side to go with them.
Vegetables: Babycorn, carrots, broccoli florets, beans, zucchini, and onion
Seasoning: Salt and crushed pepper
Dijon mustard: Adds slight tanginess and depth of flavor. You can also use kasundi instead
Oil: Olive oil or any neutral cooking oil
Water: A couple of tablespoons added to the outer basket to prevent the vegetables from drying out while roasting
Root vegetables like potatoes, carrots, and sweet potatoes work brilliantly because they hold their shape and caramelise well. Broccoli, cauliflower, bell peppers, zucchini, beans, and onions are all great too. The key is to group vegetables with similar cooking times together so nothing ends up overcooked or underdone.
Fresh is recommended because frozen vegetables release a lot of water as they thaw, which prevents them from crisping up in the air fryer. If frozen is all you have, thaw them completely and pat them very dry before tossing with oil and seasoning.
Usually one of three reasons. Not enough oil on the surface, too many vegetables crowded in the basket, or the air fryer wasn’t preheated. The vegetables need space for the hot air to circulate, a thin coating of oil to help them brown, and a fully preheated air fryer to start crisping immediately.
You don’t need to flip individual pieces, but giving the basket a gentle shake or toss halfway through helps everything cook more evenly.
These air fryer vegetables are a side dish at heart, so they pair well with almost anything:
Roasting vegetables at high heat triggers the Maillard reaction, the same chemical process that makes a steak taste so good. When vegetables are exposed to temperatures above 150°C, the natural sugars and amino acids on their surface react with each other and create hundreds of new flavour compounds that don’t exist in the raw vegetable. That’s why roasted carrots taste sweeter than boiled ones, and why roasted broccoli has a nuttiness that steamed broccoli never will. The air fryer is particularly good at this because it circulates heat directly around the food, creating more surface contact than an oven.
If you’ve never roasted vegetables in the air fryer before, give this recipe a try, and I think you’ll wonder why you didn’t start sooner. It’s one of the easiest, most useful things your air fryer can do. Share your pictures with me on Instagram @my_foodstory when you try it.
This article was researched and written by Harita Odedra.
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Ranch Chicken Salad is a simple everyday salad made with lettuce, cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes drizzled with homemade ranch dressing. This is perfect to pack in lunch box or to serve as a light side salad for dinner. Ranch Chicken Salad If you are a salad person, then this simple chicken salad with homemade ranch dressing...
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Chili Garlic Vinegar Chickpeas, 15 minute, bold ginger garlic heat and a vinegar snap. Use them on crispy potatoes, stuff pitas, smash tacos, toss salads, or top papadam nachos. Make once, meals and snacks all week. (gluten-free, soy-free, nut-free) 18g protein 15g fiber
These tangy spicy 15 minute chickpeas are wildly flavorful and so versatile. Ginger for warmth, garlic for depth, chilies for spark, vinegar for snap. Cook these once, and you’ve got a building block for the week. Put them on crispy potatoes, stuff a pita, smash a taco, toss a salad, or make fusion pappadum nachos!
These chili garlic vinegar chickpeas are inspired from my Nepali potatoes. I took that flavor profile and put it with the chickpeas, because it’s just so incredibly delicious.
For the chickpeas, we’re making this dry sauce of garlic, ginger, and green chilies and also adding some whole spices, like mustard seeds and cumin seeds. We are adding vinegar in the end, so the chickpeas pick up that tanginess and aromatic flavors from the sauce and get so flavorful and tender.
Pappadum nachos below
They are just so addictive, especially served with the easy baked or air fried crispy potatoes strips.
You can serve these chickpeas and potatoes together in various ways: as a bowl with salad greens, to make papadum nachos, in smashed tacos, or stuffed into warm pita bread. No matter how you serve them, you are going to love them!
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Chicken Cheese Buldak also known as Korean Fire Chicken with Cheese is a popular Korean recipe made with chicken, gochujang, gochugaru, seasonings and cheese. It is also called as Cheese Buldak, Korean Chicken Buldak. Fiery chicken topped with mozzarella cheese and cooked till tender. Korean Cheese Buldak Recipe (Fire Chicken) My love for Korean foods...
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Muttai Mittai also known as egg sweet or egg burfi is a well known sweet made with milk, sugar, ghee and eggs. It is popular in the Muslim community most famous in Villupuram district. Traditionally this sweet is prepared for weddings and festivals. Villupuram Muttai Mittai has gained worldwide attention thanks to the viral popularity...
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Flavor-packed lentil dip comes together fast with serious protein and fiber punch! Lentils, roasted corn, veggies and crispy capers with herby pepper lime dressing is perfect for parties, potlucks, cookouts, and snacking! (gluten-free, soy-free, nut-free) High fiber, protein and iron!
This is the perfect lentil dip for summer. I was inspired by a lentil dip that went viral on TikTok, where you just take some lentils, add bruschetta and feta, Instead of those flavors, we’re adding a load of veggies and a fantastic dressing, and also crisp capers! All these flavors and textures have made this my fave this summer!
This lentil dip is a great source of protein, fiber, vitamin C, B vitamins, potassium, magnesium, and iron and omegas. Protein from the lentils hemp seeds nutritional yeast, fiber from the veggies, lentils, kale. Major flavor boost from the Crispy capers! This indulgent Lentil dip packs a flavor and nutrition punch!
There’s the protein from the lentils. There are the fresh, crunchy veggies, jalapeño, and onion. There’s sweetness from the corn and the apple, the tart freshness from the cherry tomatoes, and refreshing vibrancy from the lime zest.
There’s also kale in the dip, hidden along with some herbs, so it’s a great way to sneak in kale.
The nutritional yeast adds a bit of cheesiness and protein, while the hemp seeds bump up the protein and texture even more. And all of that balances out with a hint of spice from the jalapeño and the pepper flakes and a savory burst of flavor from the crispy capers.
You can use whichever veggies you have on hand. If you don’t like lentils, you can use chickpeas or white beans and add some more spices to the dressing.
Make this dip and serve it with tortilla chips, crispy crackers, garlic bread or baguette slices. You can also use it to make wraps with pita bread or tortillas. It’s a versatile lentil dip that will disappear in no time.
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Homemade oat milk is a healthy, dairy free milk made from oats and water. It is a great alternative for people who are following a vegan diet. All you need is two ingredients, oats and water, just blend, strain and enjoy. You don't need any special methods or fancy tools. This homemade oat milk is...
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Homemade seed crackers are one of the healthy and easy snacks made with flax seeds, chia seeds, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, sesame seeds and halim (garden cress) seeds. These crackers are naturally gluten-free, rich in fibre, and plant-based protein. They turn super crisp in the oven and are perfect for snacking, serving on a cheese...
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Veg rice vermicelli noodles is a simple and delicious stir fry recipe made with rice vermicelli, vegetables, bean sprouts, chillies, ginger, garlic, soy sauce, and vinegar. This is a quick and wholesome dish that can be made in less than 30 minutes. It is perfect for busy days, a quick lunch or dinner option. Vegetarian...
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Ragi Roti also known as Ragi Chapati or Finger millet chapati or nachni roti is a Gluten free chapati recipe made with ragi flour, salt, ghee. It has no other flour like wheat flour added. This soft and puffy ragi chapati is made with only ragi flour. This version of ragi roti is soft, easy...
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