I believe, we can never have enough Indian Food Recipes!
Indian food is so versatile, the topic is so broad and there are so many dishes, that it would be a pity to miss out on any of those wonderfully prepared dishes.
Because, finally Indian food has turned into a thing worldwide, and not just in the UK, I decided it was about time to bring you the most coveted dishes from fellow foodie friends.
Basically I have handpicked Indian Food Recipes with my friends.
We chose for you our all time favorites, our reader’s favorites, our memories from our childhood, food with a story and our home staples.
Indian food, which we can’t live without, Indian soul food.
You will find, as you are used to on Masala Herb, a collection of authentic Indian food recipes as well as Indian fusion food dishes.
A mixture of savory and sweet as well as veg and non-veg.
Get the recipe by clicking on the recipe title or picture and you will be directed to my friends food page.
From there you can save your favorite with one of your favorite tools such as a Browser bookmark, Facebook, Pinterest and Yummly.
Red Bell Pepper Tomato Chutney
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Tapioca Chips
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Goan Dal recipe – Lentil Curry
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Hyderabadi Chicken Biryani
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Malpua Rabdi Panna Cotta
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Murg Kasoori methi
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Eggplant Fritters
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Baby Potatoes in Spices & Yogurt aka Dum Aloo
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Rasgullas
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Tendli Bhaji – Ivy Gourd stir fry Recipe
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Chicken Tikka
Prawns in Coconut Milk Curry
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Falooda {Rose Milk Float}
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Chicken Yogurt Curry
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Rice Bakhri
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Healthy Chicken Kurma
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Bolinhas de Coco – Goan Cardamom Flavoured Coconut Cookies
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Beef Chili Fry the Goan way
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Iyengar style pulihora
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Kashmiri Chicken
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Ripe Plantain in Coconut Yogurt Gravy
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Mysore Masala Dosa
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Jackfruit pudding
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Goan Pork Sorpotel
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Bhoger Khichudi
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Capsicum/Green Bell Pepper Rice
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Rice dumplings in coconut milk aka Paal Kozhukattai
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Palak Phulka | Indian Roti’s with a twist of spinach
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Bengali-Style Coconut Balls with Date Palm Jaggery
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Spinach and Cottage Cheese gravy – Palak Paneer
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Lamb Kofta Curry
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Mattar Paneer
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Slow Cooker Chana Masala
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Karahi Chicken
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Kuchumber – salad with scraped vegetables
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Easy Butter Chicken Recipe – Murgh Makhani
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Kerala Egg Curry
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Dried wild berries and bean stir-fry or Panchkuta ki subji
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Gajar Ka Halwa
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Chicken 65
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Idlis
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Zucchini Salna
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Smashed Indian Spiced Baby Potato Medley
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Modak
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Tofu in rich N’ creamy curry
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Atukula payasam/poha kheer
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Lemon Rice
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Curry leaves & Pepper Chicken Biryani
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Hara Bhara Kebab
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Easy Coconut Cardamom Balls (Coconut Laddoo)
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Bisi Bele Baath (Spicy Vegetable Khichdi/Khichri)
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Aloo Parathas – Indian Flatbreads Stuffed With Spicy Mashed Potatoes
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Pearl Millet Flat Bread with peanut sesame spread
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Paneer Biryani
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Nan Khatai {Eggless Meltaway Cardamom Cookies}
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Goan Meatball Curry Recipe
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Malpua (Sweet Pancake) Stuffed With Ricotta-Coconut Rum Cream
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Rice and mung bean sweet steamed balls
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Fish in Kashundi
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Roti
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Methi mathri
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Curried Crisp Pan Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Pomegranate and Peanuts
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Wow, this is the biggest list of Indian recipes I have seen on the internet. Extracted several menu ideas here. Definitely a wonder work and I think it had taken you months to complete this article.
Isn’t it Helene?
Hi Naureen,
Nice to see you here. Yes indeed, it took me a while to collect, write and put it together. But I think it was worth it, no? 🙂
I definitely enjoyed hand picking the best from the best and to share this with fellow Indian food lovers.
Amazing! I am gonna make 1 every week from this.
Helene you made amazing collection, thanks for including mine I am going share it my social media.
So much good stuff to try! Great roundup — thanks so much for taking the time to put this together!
Gosh, wonderful selection of recipes and mouth watering dishes. Sat scrolling down, thinking to myself how good it would be to make, then find another that I want, and so on. If I had to select one right now, it has to be Mattar paneer as it has been so long since I had it and seeing it again just makes me think “YUM”. Lovely collection, thank you.
Ohhhh such amazing recipes! There are so many I want to try and make! Thanks for such a wonderful round-up!
So many delicious ideas for ways to make Indian food. Will have to try them.
Oh wow.. you took me back so many many years – back home.. Miss authentic Indian food so much. Some of my favorites in here for sure. Love the choices…
I don’t even know which recipe to start with! I was just telling my husband we should make Indian food more often. So happy to stumble upon this amazing roundup! Thanks! 🙂
Very informative post helene….thank u for including my recipes…
Helene, this is amazing – such an exceptional round up. You are incrediblly talented. Some of the pictures from my own blog surprised me…..I went and checked myself…hehehe!
I HAVE to get back to blogging. Thank you for inspiring me so.