From Butter Chicken to Tikka Masala to curries to cool lassis, we’ve got all of your favorite and easy-to-make Indian recipes right here on Foodal.
A savory pastry is on the menu for dinner tonight. Enjoy our vegetarian crostata featuring a comforting lineup of ingredients like a spiced yogurt spread, honey-roasted carrots, and a flaky einkorn flour pastry dough speckled with fresh basil. It’s an easy recipe with a beautifully rustic presentation. Read more now.
When you’re craving complex spice from a quick and easy dinner, turn to this recipe where juicy chicken pieces are seared until golden, then simmered in a buttery blend of sweet onions, tomatoes, and citrusy coriander. Turmeric lends an orange hue while milk gives the sauce a silky mouthfeel. Read on for the recipe.
Forget soy sauce and day-old rice. This grain-free cauliflower fried “rice” is a low carb, healthier way to get dinner on the table in less than 30 minutes. Plus, with flavorful garam masala and turmeric, each bite will warm you from the inside out. Read more to add this recipe to your collection of dinner favorites.
Do you have 30 minutes? That means you have enough time to make this speedy chicken tikka masala. Brimming with flavor, fresh vegetables, and classic spices, the creamy dish is even better than take-out. This recipe is a serious game changer for your weeknight dinner routine, and it’s dairy-free! Get the recipe now.
This carrot, rainbow chard, and red potato dal is a healthy vegan dish that’s packed with warming spices. Made in just one pan, it’s a hearty meatless entree, and you can serve it alongside other Indian-inspired dishes for a bigger meal. Read more now to add this recipe to your collection of vegan favorites.
A tale of two drinks. This heady warming concoction is both soothing and stimulating, and spicy and sweet. The spices come together to make a treat that’s perfect for a bit of heat on a cold winter day while providing health benefits.
An easy and satisfying recipe for those looking to try their first Indian dish. Full of flavor but not too heavy on the spice, this is a delicious way to get some healthy brown rice and lentils into your diet. Get the recipe now!
Indian food is not as difficult as one may think it is to prepare, and the exotic flavors make this recipe a must try. Lamb, coconut milk, and herbs- delicious! You can even make your own curry powder to have on hand for other Indian or Indian-inspired dishes.
Add some feisty flavor to your next vegetarian meal! Our spicy curry is made with tender chunks of eggplant and chickpeas slowly simmered in a creamy coconut milk base that’s infused with fresh chili and spices. Serve it with brown rice to enjoy a dinner that’s both tasty and hearty. Get the recipe now on Foodal.
Tired of the same old iced tea, iced coffees, and smoothies? Try our recipe for yogurt-based Indian lassi for a refreshing drink that’s a little different. Using our base recipe, you can make endless variations in your favorite flavors. Get the recipe, as well as two styles of our own personal favorite flavors, on Foodal now.
Looking for some spice in your life, but don’t dig the animal protein? Try out this vegan friendly sweet potato pilaw made with garam masala and curry. It’s quick and easy to make, and can be ready from stove to plate in under 30 minutes. Get the recipe now.
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