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    Home › Our Stories › The Top 10 Best Indian Dishes And Recipes
    Indian dishes are vastly diverse, and not to mention delicious because of the
    variety of flavors and regions. Indian cuisine is continually put on foodie lists
    all over the world.

    But that’s not all.

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    Indian Cuisine is Healthy
    Authentic Indian recipes are full of organic ingredients that are proven to be
    healthy. Examples include common Indian spices like Turmeric that help with
    inflammation, prevention of Alzheimer’s, and improve heart health. Being plant-
    based, Indian cuisine is rich in a variety of grains, nuts, pulses, and seeds (that
    provide healthy oils). It’s the myriad health benefits of Indian cuisine that make
    Indian food and spices preferred on menus at many a detox retreat. Speaking of
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    Indian Cuisine is Rich in Variety


    They say variety is the spice of life. That probably came from the Indian cuisine
    playbook. From different flavors to different smells to different looks, Indian
    cuisine is so full of variety there’s always something to look forward to with
    every meal. Yes, that includes simple Indian dinner recipes.

    Indian Cuisine Offers an Exceptional Experience


    Remember that time you and a friend sit down for dinner at an Indian food
    restaurant. The smell of jasmine and spice awakens your senses. There is a busy
    clatter of pots and pans coming from the open kitchen. With Indian cuisine, it’s
    more about the experience around the preparation and consumption of the food. This
    makes it one the best for bonding with family and friends.

    Sitting in an Indian restaurant and waiting to place your order?

    Chances are your mouth is already watering as the waiter comes over with a menu
    full of delectable Indian dishes. Time for the ultimate question: what should you
    eat? What are the best Indian dishes to try?

    With so many popular Indian dishes on the menu, knowing what to order can be quite
    a daunting task. Especially for those who are not veterans of Indian food eating,
    making a decision may be difficult.

    We created this article for those moments when you’re looking at a menu, feeling
    dizzy with delight and confusion.

    Whether you’re in need of help ordering at a restaurant or are interested in taking


    a stab at cooking, we’ve got you covered. From simple Indian dinner recipes to the
    best Indian dishes, this article will walk you through some of the tastiest Indian
    meals you must have on your radar.

    Read on to learn about the best top 10 Indian food dishes and how you can recreate
    them for yourself.

    1. Chicken Makhani (Butter Chicken)


    butter chicken || Chicken Makhani Indian Dish

    Butter chicken is mouth-watering, tender chicken, cooked in a spiced tomato sauce.


    It’s traditionally cooked in a tandoor (a cylindrical clay or metal oven), but may
    be grilled, roasted or pan-fried in less authentic preparations.

    Always make the gravy by first cooking fresh tomato, garlic, and cardamom down into
    a bright red pulp. This pulp is then pureed after cooling. Then, the chef adds
    butter, various spices, and Khoa (dried whole milk).

    Vegetarian Indian Dish Option:


    Though a lot of traditional Indian food uses meat, there are plenty of Indian
    vegetarian dishes. You can make your own butter chicken vegetarian by substituting
    chicken for tofu.

    You can mimic the taste and texture of chicken by tossing tofu pieces with corn
    starch. Then, bake the pieces in the oven and voila! You have slightly crispy,
    delicious, buttery vegetarian “chicken”.

    2. Samosas (Deep-Fried Potato/Veggie Dumpling)


    top 10 indian dishes samosas

    Samosas are a very popular traditional Indian Dish. Probably because samosas are a
    tasty, fried, or baked pastry with savory fillings.

    Spiced potatoes, onions, peas, and lentils fill traditional samosas. But sometimes,
    they are made with ground lamb, ground beef or ground chicken.

    Good news for all of you Indian food lovers and solely plant-based eaters. Indian
    samosas are usually vegan! That means the pastry is free of eggs and dairy
    products.

    Samosas are often accompanied by a sweet mint sauce or chutney (scroll down for
    Chef Marie’s sweet and savory chutney recipes!). These puffy treats are common
    street food. You can find tourists and Indian natives alike eating them as a midday
    snack or a side to the main dish.

    3. Aloo Gobi (Potato and Cauliflower)


    Indian Cauliflower Potatoe Delight

    Aloo Gobi is a dry, vegan Indian dish, made with potatoes (aloo), cauliflower
    (gobi), and Indian spices. It has a warm, yellow-orange color, because it uses a
    staple in Indian dishes: turmeric.

    Aloo Gobi occasionally contains kalonji and curry leaves as well. Other common
    ingredients include garlic, ginger, onion, coriander stalks, tomato, peas, and
    cumin. Throw it all together to roast in the oven and you’ve got one of the most
    popular dishes ordered in Indian restaurants.

    4. Naan (Flatbread)
    garlic naam

    If you’ve never experienced good naan bread, your life has been much less delicious
    than it could be.

    Naan is a leavened, oven-baked flatbread. You normally serve Naan with all meals.
    This bread is the perfect combination of chewy and crispy, buttery and garlicky.
    It’s exactly what every Indian dish needs to complement the otherwise bright and
    intense flavors.

    There are many different types of naan breads depending on what you’re in the mood
    for.

    Butter and garlic naan bread are the classics.


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