
Aloo Gobi
Cumin seeds bloom in hot oil; chopped onion is fried until gold; ginger-garlic paste, turmeric, chilli and coriander…
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Cumin seeds bloom in hot oil; chopped onion is fried until gold; ginger-garlic paste, turmeric, chilli and coriander…

Whole-wheat (atta) flour is mixed with salt and just enough warm water to make a soft dough; rests for 20 minutes

Floury potatoes boil in their skins, then mash dry

Alur chop (alu meaning potato, chop being a Bengali loan-word for a fried cutlet, inherited from the British "chop") is…

Ethiopia's spiced cabbage stew, the gentle vegetable side that sits between the fiercer berbere-loaded curries on a…

Jamaican curry sits in its own corner of the global curry map: heavier on turmeric and allspice than Indian Madras…

A dish that wears its multi-culture origin on its sleeve: chicken, potato and green pepper in a sweet-savoury soy-based…

A Caribbean-Southern crossover that works because both traditions cook in a similar register: butter, peppers, alliums…

The Burmese take on the South Asian samosa, with a thinner, crisper pastry and a milder filling than its Indian cousin

Mauritian cuisine is a layered conversation between Indian, African, Chinese and French traditions, and cari poulet is…

The vegetarian centrepiece of Bengali Sunday lunches and festival meals, the curry that arrives on the rice plate when…

Boneless chicken thighs cube up and marinate in a gochujang-soy-garlic-ginger paste with mirin and sugar

Ugandan curry potatoes are one of those everyday dishes that say more about a country's cooking than the showpiece feast plates do

Gado-gado is the Indonesian composed salad with peanut sauce, a plate of vegetables (raw and lightly-blanched), tofu…

A deep, brick-yellow gravy stained with turmeric and allspice (called pimento in Jamaica, confusingly, nothing to do…

Kosha mangsho takes its name from the verb kosha, which in Bengali means to slow-cook a meat down, stirring patiently as…