Appetizers / Snacks / Starters:
- Sweet Potatoes with Pancetta, Rosemary & Mandarin
- Beetroot, Potatoes and Peas tikki/ cutlets
- Ghugni (Spicy Dried Peas)
- Pakora [Indian fritters] with laksa leaves
- Sweet Potatoes tikki / patties / cutlet
- Bihari Ghugni
Breakfast:
Vegetables / Dal / Beans / Legumes :
- Spicy Pointed Gourd Curry with Potatoes (Aaloo Parval ki sabzi)
- Masala Cauliflower and Potatoes (Aaloo Gobhi ki sabzi)
- Dal Makhni / Ma ki Dal (Creamy Black lentils)
- Spiced Raw Banana / Plantain Koftas (Kele ka Kofta)
- Simple Mung Dal (no-onion, no-garlic)
- Stir fried Spicy Tofu cubes with string beans and lime leaves
- Bihari Ghugni
Chicken/Mutton :
- Our staple Chicken Curry
- Junglee Mutton – Very few ingredients but if you like it hot and spicy, this one’s for you!
- Thai Green Curry with Chicken and eggplants – If you’ve ever wanted to make Thai Green curry from scratch, try this.
- Roasted Chicken (boneless) with Rosemary
Fish/Seafood :
- Crispy Salmon with a garlic-coriander sauce
- Prawn Malai Curry (Prawn Curry in a coconut gravy – Can be made Spicy or Mild)
- Seabass Curry with Mustard and Tomatoes (Bihari Sarso waala Machhli)
Side Dishes / Chutneys / Condiments :
- Avocado Chutney
- Baingain ka Raita (Siced Eggplants with Yogurt)
- Spicy Coriander and Mint Chutney
- Spicy Tomato Chutney
- Teesi (Spiced flax seed powder)
Rice / Roti / Pooris (flat breads):
- Thai Fried Rice with mixed Vegetables
- Cranberry, Cauliflower and Peas Pulao (Pilaf)
- Koraishutir kochuri (Spicy Peas Poori)
Pasta :
Desserts :
Drinks :
Kitchen Basics / How to :
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