The take it easy chef
Chilli paneer – spicy fried Indian cottage cheese cubes cooked with onions, capsicum (bell peppers), a hint of soy sauce and garnished with spring onions.
Thalassery Biriyani is a delicious mix of fragrant rice, spices, and chicken in a soulful gravy, married together by slow cooking to absorb the flavours.
Slow-cooked chicken shredded to flavourful slivers, layered with crunchy lettuce and fresh tomatoes, and topped with a creamy mushroom puree and a load of caramelised onions – All of this in a toasted burger bun!
This pan-fried masala sea bass is a great balance of flavours. It’s served on a tomato-chilli paste, and garnished with fried shallots and coriander leaves.
This Moroccan style lamb tagine celebrates all the great ingredients from Morocco – Slow-cooked lamb with dry fruits, aromatic spices, and olive oil.
Dal (lentils), tempered (tadka) with spices – this dal tadka is the easiest interpretation of the iconic Indian delicacy, and the only recipe you’ll need.
Chicken Pulimunchi is a unique balance of flavours. This delicacy from the Mangalore cuisine is tangy from the “puli” or tamarind, and mildly hot from an assortment of dry-fried spices.
This delicious moringa (drumstick) leaves stir-fry is made with two superfoods – moringa and coconut. This traditional recipe is easy, healthy and tasty!
Bibimbap or bi bim bap means mixed rice. It consists of a variety of sauteed, seasoned veg and meat served on a bed of rice, topped with a fried egg, and accompanied by some hot chilli pepper sauce (gochujang). It’s delicious!
There isn’t much of a preparation required to cook this easy delicacy – there are no fancy ingredients, just common stuff found in your kitchen. There is no complicated technique, but there is some serious “peppery love” involved!
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