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A simple homemade pickle made with tender raw mangoes, cauliflower and carrot, seasoned with mustard paste, chilli powder, turmeric and asafetida.

Two large cauliflowers are coated in a double-ground masala of onion, garlic, poppy seeds, cashewnuts, coconut, red chillies and whole spices, then slow-cooked in a covered pan until the oil separates and every floret is deeply flavoured.

These oven-baked fries use sweet potatoes cut into thin sticks, coated with olive oil, corn starch and a simple spice mix of paprika, garlic powder, salt and pepper.

A straightforward chicken dish built around coriander powder as the dominant spice, Dhaniya Murgh comes together in one pan with tomato puree, ginger garlic paste and a handful of fresh coriander leaves to finish.

A deep-fried South Indian snack made from semolina soaked in sour buttermilk, mixed with onion, green chilli, ginger, grated coconut and whole spices, then shaped into small rounds and fried until crisp.

A quick and filling breakfast made with rolled oats, whole spices and simple vegetables.

Kundru cooked with a freshly made onion, garlic, green chilli and curry leaf paste, then finished with dry spice powders, makes a satisfying side dish that comes together quickly.

A simple, tangy gravy made with raw green mango, onions, jaggery and basic spices, Kairi Khatta comes together in one saucepan with very little effort.

A simple, quick dish that brings together soft paneer cubes, fresh pudina leaves, ripe tomatoes and a handful of everyday spices.

A simple, satisfying snack made by combining boiled, deboned fish with mashed potatoes and a handful of spices, then coating each roll in beaten egg and breadcrumbs before frying.

A thick, tangy Tamil kuzhambu made with colocasia (cheppankizhangu, known in English as taro root), toor dal and a freshly ground spice paste of dry coconut, sesame seeds and red chillies.

Boneless fish pieces are rubbed with lime juice and spices, coated in a yogurt marinade with ajwain and kasuri methi, then roasted on skewers before being folded into a tomato, cream and butter gravy.

A deeply spiced egg curry from the Chettinad kitchen, this dish brings together hard-boiled eggs and a tamarind-laced gravy built on a tempering of whole spices, urad dal and curry leaves.

A Bengali prawn curry made with coconut milk, whole spices and a freshly ground masala of onion, ginger garlic, green chilli and grated coconut.

A whole chicken is rubbed inside and out with a ground spice and almond paste marinade, left to rest in the fridge, then roasted until the skin is browned and the juices run clear.

A straightforward pasta salad built around a homemade Greek dressing and classic Mediterranean vegetables.

A dry-style chicken preparation cooked low and slow until the masala clings to every piece, Bhuna Kukda uses mustard oil, whole spices, soaked dry red chillies and whisked curd to build a thick, deeply coloured coating.

A thick, tangy gothsu made with fresh sundakkai, tamarind water and a freshly ground coconut and spice paste.

Soft mutton keema balls simmered in a thick, spiced gravy with fried potatoes make for a satisfying one-pot meal.

A slow-baked minced lamb dish finished with a charcoal smoke technique, Lagan ka Keema uses a generous spice list that includes saffron, chironji, dry coconut and caraway seeds.