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These cutlets bring together minced mutton and mashed potatoes with a layered spice mix that includes cumin, coriander, and green chillies.

This stew uses a pressure cooker to par-cook the chicken and potatoes before they finish in the aromatic coconut milk sauce.

This curry gets its depth from toasted coconut and coriander powder fried until fragrant, then ground into a paste that thickens the gravy naturally.

This is what happens when you treat brinjals like edible bowls and fill them with deeply spiced minced lamb.

This is one of those rare dishes where the meat goes into boiling water before it ever meets the pan, which cleans away impurities and gives you a cleaner, lighter finish.

This is a South Indian method that lets you eat raw banana without any heaviness or bland aftertaste.

This recipe builds heat and depth by layering freshly ground whole spices with yogurt-marinated lamb, then simmering everything in a tomato-onion base until the meat turns tender.

This is a quick way to get crispy skinned fish with a tangy, glossy sauce that tastes halfway between Indo-Chinese restaurant fare and homemade comfort food.

This cake uses mayonnaise instead of butter and eggs, which sounds odd until you taste how moist it stays even on the third day.

This is one of those condiments that actually justifies the effort of making it from scratch.

This one pot meal uses a freshly ground mint and coconut paste that gets fried into the tempering before you fold in the vegetables and rice.

This is a stuffed paneer recipe that gives you restaurant-style richness without needing a tandoor or fancy equipment.

This thick savoury pancake sneaks nearly three cups of iron-rich drumstick leaves into a crisp, dal-studded base that holds up beautifully to high heat.

This is a coconut-based mushroom curry built on two extracts, which means you get body and richness without cream or cashews.

This recipe combines the crisp shell of fried battered prawns with a tangy, slightly sweet masala that clings to every curve.