A Guide To Indian Cuisine Indian cuisine is meant to be eaten socially, in groups, until everyone is fully satisfied. You will be served all your courses at once on a plate of food called a thali. A thali is a large tray that is used to serve all the foods at once. Some foods are mild, sweet and some are spicy and hot. Most dinners are served later at night since many Indians eat several smaller meals during the day. The food ranges from very simple vegetarian fare to exotic dishes
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SURKH LAL MURGH TIKKA To serve: 4 Portions Cooking Time- 10-15 Minutes INGREDIENTS Chicken Leg (Boneless) – 800 gms Hung Curd – 3...
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CHICKEN/ MURGH HARYALI TIKKA To serve: 4 Portions Cooking Time- 10-15 Minutes INGREDIENTS Chicken leg Boneless – 850 gms Paste M...
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JALPARI HASEENA To serve: 4 Portions Cooking Time- 10-15 Minutes INGREDIENT Prawns A grade (50-60 gms)- 10 nos Fish Fillet – (50-...
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