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Category Archives: Indian
Chicken Korma
It all started with a bet that I lost… And a promise to make a surprise fancy dinner for J. I stressed for days over the perfect menu. And finally, with some help from friends at work, I decided on … Continue reading
Indian Food Made Easy Part II: Spiced chickpeas and rice pilaf
Last week I did not believe a yummy and healthy cooked dinner could be made in less than 10 minutes. Well, it can. I was very impressed by how fast this meal came together and how good it tasted despite … Continue reading
Indian Food Made Easy Part I: Classic Northern Chicken Curry
J received another cook book to review. This time instead of French food, it is Anjum Anand’s Indian Food Made Easy. I must admit that we are not very well qualified to review an Indian food cookbook as we both … Continue reading
Chicken Biryani
Remember back when I was raving about the ESSENTIALS OF ASIA COOKBOOK? I’m still quite happy with it. J and I can’t stop talking about the ramen. (I think I’ll make it for dinner next week.) Their lentil soup recipe is also … Continue reading
Indian-spiced chicken kebabs with cilantro-mint chutney (and chipotle rice)
My friends Sarah and Zac gave me The Bon Appetite Cookbook as a wedding/housewarming gift. I couldn’t be happier. I’ve tried many recipes already (french onion soup, chipotle mashed potatoes…) and I have been pleased with all of them. I … Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, Indian
Tagged chicken kebabs, chipotle rice, chutney, cilantro, indian spcies, mint, spicy
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Chicken Tikka
I love Indian food. What I consider Indian food is probably is a Californian interpretation. But I’m okay with that. I usually go out and get it from restaurant. However, I’ve slowly accumulated all the necessary spices. So now I … Continue reading
