North Indian
There are many delicious recipes in North Indian cuisine. Many of which are famous worldwide and the most developed and sophisticated of all culinary arts. This type of cuisine is distinguished by the proportionately high usage of dairy products; Milk, paneer, ghee and curd are all common ingredients. Other common ingredients include chilies, saffron and nuts. Mughal influence has given rise to meat-eating habits among many North Indians. In addition, different types of flour are used to make different types of bread such as chapatis, rotis, phulka, puris and naan.
Methi Mathri
Methi Mathri is a very popular crispy, flaky, savory (namkeen) snack recipe from Northern India. It is made especially, during...
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Gujiya
Gujiya or Gujia also known as Ghughra or karanji are the most popular sweet fried dumplings in northern India. This...
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Dal Makhani
Dal Makhani is one of the most renowned dish from North Indian Punjabi cuisine that tastes with subtle smoky flavors exactly...
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Veg Hara Bhara Kabab
Veg hara bhara kabab is a pan-fried spiced delicious snack made with potato, spinach and any type of green colored...
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Chole Bhature
Chole Bhature is one of the most popular and liked almost all over India, especially in Punjab. This dish is ...
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Dal Fry
Dal Fry is a popular Indian dal recipe which is a combination of mixed pulses like arhar, yellow moong and...
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Moringa Thepla Recipe
Looking for a breakfast that’s not just tasty but also packed with nutrition? Meet Moringa Thepla a wholesome twist to...
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Langar Wali Dal
Guru Nanak Jayanti, also known as Gurpurab, is one of the most special days for Sikhs around the world. It...
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Mawa Cake
Nothing says festive indulgence like the rich aroma of cardamom, ghee, and crumbled mawa baking into a soft, golden cake....
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Dubki Wale Aloo
Some recipes are made for festivals, some for family dinners—and then there are dishes like Dubki Wale Aloo that feel...
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