Indian Recipes

Indian cooking can be some of the spiciest and most complex, or as simple and comforting as mac n' cheese. Whether you're making your first foray into India's rich culinary traditions of just looking for new ideas, we've got some great recipes for you.

Aromatic Rice
Asian Indian Comfort Food, or Curd Rice
Beef Satay
Chai (Indian Spiced Tea)
Chai (Masala Tea)
Chai Kheer (Indian Rice Pudding)
Chai Shortbread
Chicken Biriyani
Chicken Curry
Chicken Curry in rich Yogurt Milk
Chicken Curry with Cashews and Sweet Potato
Chicken Divan
Chicken Likka
Chicken Wings with Sweet Spice
Chicken With Lemon Curry Sauce
Chicken with Coconut Curry Sauce
Chickpea Masala
Chili Pasta with Tandoori Sauce
Creamy Spiced Chicken over Rice
Curried Fruit
Curried Rice
Curry Leaf-Marinated Flank Steak with Ginger-Horseradish Raita
Curry Turkey Breast
Curry and Cardamom Cookies
Dad's Steak Seasoning
Dahl Soup
Dr. Smith's Chai Deluxe
Easy Curried Red Potatoes
Eggplant Curry
Fig Chutney
Garam Masala Ice Cream
Hot and Sour Chicken Curry

Iced Chai
Indian Oven-Fried Chicken
Indian-style Coconut Shrimp with Mustard Seeds
Jheenga Chat (Shrimp Madras-Style)
Julie’s Super Tangy Tamarind Pie
Kheer-ioca (Indian-style Tapioca Pudding)
Lemon Rice
Melanie's Chicken Tikka Marinade
Mulligatawny Soup
Mulligatawny with Lentils
Mustard Greens, Nepalese-style
Nepalese Jerky
Panch Phoron
Pecan Rice
Perfumed Basmati Rice
Pork Satay
Potato Curry with Peas and Carrots
Potatoes in Creamy Curry Sauce
Quick Tandoori Chicken
Ratami’s Lamb Satay
Red Lentil Dahl
Red Lentil Soup with Garam Masala
Red Lentil Soup with Vadouvan
Roasted Tandoori Acorn Squash
Roger's Rohanjosh
Saffron Curry Marinade
Spiced Walnuts
Spicy Chai
Sweet Curry Carrot Soup
Sweetened Saffron Rice
Tandoori Chicken Strips

"There's no such thing as bad food" Mama used to say. "There are only spoiled rotten children."

Sam Levenson