

This recipe gives you crispy fried fish wrapped in a fresh coconut and kokum masala that stays bright and sharp, not heavy.

This curry uses coconut milk to create a rich, aromatic gravy without needing cream or cashew paste.

This Malaysian rendang recipe slowly cooks beef with coconut milk and aromatic spices until the sauce thickens and coats the meat.

Nasi lemak is Malaysia’s coconut rice dish served with sambal, crispy anchovies, peanuts, egg and cucumber.

Curry laksa is a rich Malaysian noodle soup with a coconut curry broth, rice noodles and toppings like shrimp, tofu puffs and bean sprouts.

Otak-otak is a Malaysian grilled fish paste wrapped in banana leaves and cooked until fragrant and lightly charred.

Sarawak laksa is a Malaysian noodle soup made with rice vermicelli, spiced broth, chicken and prawns.

Nasi dagang is a Malaysian rice dish made with coconut rice served alongside fish curry and pickled vegetables.

Small brinjals split into quarters and stuffed with a roasted coconut and spice paste, then simmered till tender.

This kurma uses yogurt as a cooling base and adds it right at the end, which keeps the sauce velvety and stops it from splitting.

This egg kurma builds its gravy from roasted whole spices and coconut ground into a paste, giving it a deeper flavour than recipes that rely on powdered spices alone.

Kaazaalu is a delightful Indian sweet that combines rolled dough spirals fried until golden, then soaked in saffron-scented sugar syrup.

Patrani Machchi is a traditional Parsi fish dish where tender fillets are smothered in a vibrant green coconut and herb chutney, then wrapped in banana leaves and steamed until perfectly cooked.

Fish Fried Rice combines tender white fish with aromatic basmati rice, fragrant spices, and a hint of coconut and lime.

This Paneer Biryani brings together fragrant basmati rice with soft paneer cubes and colorful vegetables, all cooked in one pressure cooker.

Meen Pollichathu is a traditional Kerala fish dish where marinated fish is coated in a spiced coconut gravy, wrapped in banana leaves, and baked.

A super easy way to use up your coconut coriander chutney from Indian takeout: use it as the sauce base for a chutney tofu scramble.

This Thai style Grilled Chicken brings together aromatic lemongrass, garlic, and coriander roots in a savory coconut milk marinade.

This small brinjal kuzhambu brings together tender violet brinjals with a roasted spice paste and tangy tamarind broth.