I think there are many people like me who are too much addicted to biryani. I have tried biryani almost every city where I went for a few minutes. This list includes Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Shimla, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Agra, Goa, Ahmedabad, Lonavala, Nashik and many more cities across

My wife and I love cooking Indian food and we're particularly taken by the various dals since it's delicious and filling. However we're having a hard time finding recipes that are lower in carbs; usually they are of course accompanied by rice, roti, chapathi, etc. Basically what we've been doing is

I bought some Amchoor powder (mango powder) online after seeing it in a recipe here but I lost the link and can't remember what the recipe was now. I saw someone more recently say it's bitter and that it's not that commonly used. I expected it to be sweet and

I feel like making pav bhaji but want to try something new. Any suggestions for a pav bhaji with a twist? I've already made paneer pav bhaji before.

I have several recipes that call for nigella seeds. I also have several well-stocked Indian grocery stores near me. This week, I've been to three of them and haven't been able to find nigella seeds. In two of the stores, I got the whole staff involved in the hunt. I had

Hello, I'd like to buy cans of Alphonso Mango Pulp from India for home use in the US. Can someone suggest a good place to buy them online? Or finding the nearest Indian store is my best bet?

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I've been growing my dabba for 15 years, now I have two baskets of bags of bulk spices that I use regularly but not heavily. Special items like mace, saffron, blk cardamom etc are expensive but maybe they also fade and need replacing. Then there are the big bulk bags of