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Food: Eleven Eat-In Indian Recipes

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August 28, 2012
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If you ask the people at my house about their very favourite fake-take-away dinner, they will tell you that Indian food is their top of the pops.  We eat Indian quite often, mostly things like aloo ghobi or butter chicken or chana dahl.  I really love to make a couple of dishes and fry up some paratha or other flat bread.  Then we have the lot with fluffy basmati rice and some pickles and raita.  YUM.  Am I making you hungry?!

The good thing about making your own Indian food is that you can have generous, bountiful serves. No more arguing over the last bit of paneer or the final pakora. Nope. Make your own and you can make enough for everyone.

I really love shopping at Indian grocers to fuel our Indian food addiction.  The basmati rice is MUCH nicer than the supermarket variety, and the range of frozen breads, bottled pickles and packaged spice mixes are second to none.   If you’ve never stepped inside one you have not lived!  Go to your nearest Indian grocer. Go soon.

Here’s a great selection of cook-at-home Indian dishes.  Make a couple or just make one, but make sure you make SOMETHING. Yum!

Food : Eleven Eat-In Indian Recipes
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Butter Chicken via From Away

Do you love Indian food?  What’s your fave dish?

xx Pip

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1089966200 Rachel Patricia

    I LOVE Indian food. My fave is probs a dish called Banarasi Kofta (I think, the spelling could be way off). Cheese dumplings in a creamy tomato sauce. Delish! Also must have naan – my favourite type is one with spices and currants or spiced potatoes. Yummo! Also, daal…

    • http://www.justbaustralia.com.au/ Pip @ JustB

      Oh yum. I had to make potato curry for breakfast, after I wrote this post. I am TOTALLY in to that kind of breakfast!! xx

      • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1089966200 Rachel Patricia

        That puts my 2 coffees, 2 and a half Vita-Brits and protein shake to shame!!

  • TashiiC

    I cooked the saag paneer dish this afternoon – it was delicious! So fresh, love the yellow and green contrast in this dish (I used English spinach) thank you for sharing :)

    • http://www.justbaustralia.com.au/ Pip @ JustB

      Oh YUM! Now I am hungry again! Thanks for the feedback, Tashlii! x

  • Tammy

    Where is a great recipe for Indian naan bread and how do I get there from here? New to Pinterest.

  • Michelle

    where are the recipes?