
Aloo Tikki
Floury potatoes boil in their skins, then mash dry
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Floury potatoes boil in their skins, then mash dry

Lamb mince mixes with grated onion, parsley, allspice, baharat, pine nuts (optional) and salt

Aroog are the Iraqi spiced meat-and-bulgur patties, flat discs of mince, bulgur and herbs cooked on a hot pan, the snack…

Aushak are the Afghan leek-and-mint dumplings that share their plating shape with mantu: a smear of garlic yogurt under…

Bolani are the stuffed Afghan flatbreads sold at every roadside stall and bus station, fried golden in a thin film of…

Dolmadakia are the Greek stuffed vine leaves, small cigar-shaped rolls of softened vine leaves wrapped around a herby…

Iraqi falafel is the version with cardamom and dill, distinct from the Levantine green-coriander variety, made with…

Keftedakia are the small Greek meatballs, the meze-platter staple seasoned with dried mint and ouzo (or red wine) and…

Same technique as Jordan kibbeh-nayyeh-balls (these snacks are siblings across the Levant)

A fine-bulgur-and-lean-mince dough is blitzed smooth with onion, baharat, salt and a touch of ice water

Potatoes are boiled in their skins until tender (about 25 minutes); cooled slightly, peeled, grated on the coarse side

This is the small-plate version of mantu, folded into a four-pointed flower with the meat visible at the top, plated for…

The musakhan filling: red onions (LOTS, for the dish to work, you need 4-5 large onions) slowly caramelise in olive oil…

Azerbaijan's folded flatbread, the proper name for what the diaspora sometimes labels kutab or gözleme depending on…

The Saudi Ramadan staple, the snack that breaks the fast in households across the Gulf when the call to maghrib sounds

The meat-filled half-moon that sits next to the cheese version on every Levantine-Arabian table