A cuisine that’s as old as the earliest civilizations; homemade Indian meal habits can be healthful, delicious and rather addictive.
‘Halwa’ or ‘Burfi’, using the seasonal convenience of fresh or store-bought pumpkin puree with warm Indian spice flavors like cardamom, cinnamon, nutmeg and the crunch of sliced almonds.
Rajma curry is often considered the king of comfort food in the north of India.
Indian flatbread using whole wheat flour, spinach to make a dough with amazing flavorings like mint, lemon and a honey flavored ‘raita-style’ yogurt dipping sauce
Spicy and tangy Parsi celebratory preparation called 'Shrimp Patia' filled with Indian and Persian flavors.
You just don’t know it yet…but they are already lurking in your pantry, probably hiding in your spice drawer.
Mixing potatoes with Parmesan cheese and peas to yield a delicious oven-baked mouthwatering kebab.
Tilapia fish with the authentic coconut chutney; a recipe passed down by my mom (and one that is definitely worth holding on to.
A decadent and comforting fudge-like Indian pudding with an optional honey lemon drizzle.
Sizzling hash of spiced vegetables cooked on a large griddle in pure butter and served with a side of buttered rolls.
An Indian lentil preparation, made with whole grain yellow lentils cooked in aromatics and spices.
Much-loved Parsi classic, ‘papeta per eedu’ (eggs on potatoes).
Light stir fry with shrimp and herbs along with a touch of Indian spices
Made regularly in most Parsi homes; Akuri is a classic, mouthwatering scrambled eggs treat with a hint of Indian spices.