The dosa is a hugely versatile food. In India, it can be a light snack or a meal in itself. It can be made light and lacy or thick and substantial. It can take a simple five minutes to prepare or a ...

It wasn’t until she began researching recipes to include in her cookbook, “Pakistan,” that Maryam Jillani came across this dish of plump white fish, with each piece steamed in a packet under a blanket ...

2 teaspoons amchur (dried mango powder; available at most Indian grocery stores) 1 teaspoon garam masala (available at most Indian grocery stores) a few leaves of mustard or other greens (for ...

Preheat oven to 450 degrees. Sprinkle the fish all over with salt, and refrigerate 30 minutes. Meanwhile, combine all the chutney ingredients in a food processor, and process until it forms a thick ...

Moong Dal Bhajiya, also called Moong Dal Pakoda or fritters, is a beloved Indian street food and monsoon snack. Presented by Chef Girish Joshi, this recipe makes crispy golden fritters from soaked ...

To make the chutney, put the coriander, chilli, coconut, lemon juice, ginger and cumin in a food processor. Add good pinches of salt and sugar, then pulse until it has a rough salsa-like consistency.

Even though it contains some chile, this easy chutney (made in a blender) is a cooling accompaniment to anything spicy. Chef Suvir Saran of New York's Devi Restaurant likes to serve the chutney with ...