
This traditional Parsi steamed fish dish wraps tender pomfret slices in aromatic green chutney and banana leaves.

Fulkopi Diye Rui Macher Jhol is a Bengali intricacy and one of the most awaited winter fish curry recipes.

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Mor Kuzhambu is a comforting South Indian curry made with tangy yogurt and tender white pumpkin.

Lau ghonto recipe is an authentic and delectable Bengali niramish recipe which is hugely popular in Bengal.

Achari paneer recipe aka achari paneer masala is a spicy, flavoured, slightly hot and tangy Indian paneer curry recipe where paneer cubes are cooked in a spicy onion-tomato gravy with yogurt, capsicum chunks and homemade achari masala.

Kkaennip Jjim (Steamed Perilla Leaves) is a Korean side dish made with perilla leaves and an umami-rich marinade of garlic, soy sauce, sesame, and gochugaru.

Ilish Macher Dim Bhuna is a very popular and palatable Bangladeshi Recipe which is also very famous in the subcontinents of East India.

Kumro chingri aka misti kumro diye chingri is a popular misti kumro recipe.

Steaming the chana dal before frying it is the move that sets this recipe apart from a regular stir-fry.

Most vada curries rely on deep frying, which means oil, effort, and timing pressure all at once.

Fresh tomato, garlic, onion, corn, and Mexican-style spices infused with steamed jasmine rice.

One Pot Lemon Shrimp and Orzo with toasted orzo, garlic, white wine, broth, lemon, Parmesan, and parsley.

Fresh corn on the cob rubbed in garlic butter then wrapped in foil and steamed in the oven.

Fresh corn on the cob rubbed in garlic butter then wrapped in foil and steamed in the oven.

Seasoned ground pork, steamed jasmine rice, onion, bell peppers, and jalapeno topped with pepper jack cheese then baked until cheese is melted through.

Few desserts hold together as neatly as this one does -- a silky steamed custard sitting in its own pool of dark caramel, made from just four custard ingredients you almost surely have at home.

There is a two-step process here that rewards patience -- first making a slow-cooked jackfruit preserve with jaggery, then wrapping it inside thin rice flour dough on banana leaves and steaming the whole thing until the leaf fragrance seeps in.