Onion Uttapam
A thick, spongy South Indian pancake made from fermented rice-and-lentil batter, topped with a generous char of onion.
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A thick, spongy South Indian pancake made from fermented rice-and-lentil batter, topped with a generous char of onion.
Crisp, golden rice-and-lentil crepes cooked thin on a hot tawa and folded over a turmeric-yellow spiced potato filling, served with coconut chutney and sambar.
Split Bengal gram simmered with spinach and finished with a garlic-cumin tadka.
A silky, blitzed carrot-and-ginger dressing poured over crisp iceberg, cucumber and tomato — the starter salad every Japanese steakhouse serves before the grill even heats up.
Cucumber, tomato and onion cut fresh and tossed with lemon and salt, the everyday cooling side to any Indian meal.
Everyday toor dal, tempered with garlic, cumin and curry leaves — the dal that actually shows up on Indian tables more often than anything else.
Basmati rice and mixed vegetables simmered together with whole spices into one fragrant, fluffy one-pot meal.
Roasted semolina simmered soft with a mustard-and-curry-leaf tempering, finished with peanuts and a squeeze of lemon.
Taro fried hard in mustard oil with carom seeds, finished sharp with amchur.
Baby apple gourds slit into pockets, packed with a toasted coriander-cumin masala, and simmered in a light onion-tomato base until fork-tender.