
The usual way of making classic french onion soup is by sautéing the onions, adding red wine, stock and simmer until ready.

It is hot and spicy soup made using vegetables simmering with herbs like ginger, garlic, green chili and stock water.

Fresh tofu skin (yuba) takes on a lovely soft, silky texture when simmered in a simple soup! You can bulk up this yuba soup with noodles to make it a full meal.

Kalan is a traditional South Indian curry made with raw bananas cooked in a creamy coconut-yogurt base.

Echor Chingri is a classic traditional Bengali food recipe which is vastly popular in West Bengal and Bangladesh.

Baby corn curry recipe is a luscious and comforting baby corn recipe Indian.

Rajasthani papad ki sabji aka papad ki sabzi recipe is a Rajasthani delicacy and one of the popular vegetarian curries in the sub continents of India.

Rohu fish curry aka fish masala curry is a spicy, flavoured Indian fish curry which is very popular in the subcontinents of north and east India.

Restaurant-style paneer butter masala aka paneer butter masala recipe is a lip-smacking, rich, creamy, flavoured and slightly sweet Indian paneer curry recipe.

This one-pot napa cabbage soup with mushrooms is light, brothy, and full of umami.

This is a stuffed green chilli curry where the chillies are fried until blistered, then simmered in a rich sesame, peanut, and coconut gravy spiked with tamarind.

This tamarind based okra curry gets its depth from a roasted spice paste that includes coconut, sesame seeds, and three types of lentils.

This coconut milk based curry gets its richness from a two step milk extraction that delivers both depth and silkiness.

Mini beef meatballs simmered in a creamy Thai-style red curry sauce and served with steamed jasmine rice.

This Mangalorean Catholic curry relies on a toasted spice paste that carries sesame seeds, peanuts, and chickpeas along with coconut and chillies.

Quinoa toasted in olive oil then simmered until fluffy with fresh garlic and onion then finished with fresh lemon juice.

This rasam is built on a roasted spice masala that includes copra and fenugreek, which gives the broth a toasted, warming depth you will not find in a regular tomato or pepper rasam.